One game down....erm...loads more to go.

The FA Cup second round continues tomorrow, with Football Focus coming live from Fleetwood Town as they prepare to face Hereford FC.

Until next time...

AFC Fylde goalscorer Danny Rowe on his penalty: "Normally I go to the keeper’s right but he went down early so I went the other way. I looked up and saw him going quite early.

"In the first half we couldn’t get near them. We had to press up and in the second half we did."

AFC Fylde boss Dave Challinor: "The first half was difficult. We knew they'd have possession. At half-time we wanted to get further up the pitch and make it a cup tie and do the horrible bits.

"We had to put them under pressure and ask questions.

"Wigan are the best side in this round. They're really good at what they do. We tried to match them up in the first half and we rode our luck. We had to stay in the game and the goal came at a good time for us. It gave us something to hang on to."

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Wigan manager Paul Cook, sounding a little bit hoarse, speaking on BBC Two: "I think Fylde deserve the credit. It's their night and they deserve all the plaudits.

"The best way to disappoint teams is by scoring again and unfortunately we got it. Fylde deserve all the credit in the world, they're into the third round and they've got a good chance.

"They will be a tough test back at our place."

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on BBC Two

Wigan could've got the second goal but Fylde stayed in the game. They got their rewards for it with that penalty.

They had to see through lots of spells - Wigan had lots of possessions but didn't create the chances from that possession.

Wigan goalscorer Will Grigg on BBC Two: "We should have won it. Our goal came at a good time in the first half. Fair play, they gave us a tough five minutes and we never got going after that.

"It's difficult to take but full credit to them. We're a very good side and that's why it's that extra bit disappointing.

"We'll bounce back. It's just one of those. It's the FA Cup. We didn't want the replay but it was their cup final.

"We'll fancy ourselves at the DW Stadium."

Danny Webber
Former Watford and Sheff Utd striker on BBC Two

Wigan had all the possession but you have to put the chances away. Luckily for Fylde they're in the hat for the next round.

It's a replay!

AFC Fylde and Wigan both go into the third-round draw.

The corner comes in, the ball stops dead, Fylde haven't cleared it yet...

Nick Powell picks it up on the edge of the box, tries to dip it over the head of Jay Lynch but it goes over the target.

Nick Powell's whistling strike from the edge of the area goes past the post and out for a corner.

Meanwhile, Jason Taylor is coming on for Fylde captain Sam Finley. He's taking his time to come off of course.

After Fylde threaten in the box, Wigan clear and sprint into action.

Sam Morsy is hauled down by George Edmondson and he receives Fylde's first yellow of the match.

THREE MINUTES ADDED ON. Nervous.

Simon Grand replaces Jordan Richards for Fylde.

Ivan Toney and Gary Roberts are on for Wigan in place of Michael Jacobs and Will Grigg.

My word, big Dan Burn is on the charge!

The 6ft 7in Wigan defender comes galloping down field like an excitable giraffe and not one Fylde player tries to stop him.

Burn lays the ball off to Nick Powell but he's over cooked it. Helluva run, though.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Two

That is in the Lancaster Canal...

(The Lancaster Canal is 30 miles away from Fylde)

Michael Jacobs makes a brilliant weaving run up the left for the Latics and lofts in an excellent cross, which Nathan Byrne fires right over the target and into the car park.

A waste.

Another AFC Fylde player goes crashing into the advertising hoardings. This time it's Jordan Richards and he's a little bit winded.

After a quick breather, he's back up on his feet. Another change is imminent for the hosts.

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Two touches in the box for Danny Rowe - one of them from 12 yards...

One word: stonewall.

Wigan earn their umpteenth corner.

Max Power, the man with a name like a razor, whips it in and although it reaches the right spot, both Nick Powell and Will Grigg go for it and it dribbles away.

Now Power lines up a free-kick outside the box. It's sent in with force but no black shirts can direct it goalwards.