National League side Woking earned replay against League One Peterborough
Crewe came back from 3-0 down to draw 3-3 against nine-man Blackburn
Seventh-tier Leatherhead took lead at Wycombe but lost 3-1
Scott Barrow injury causes lengthy delay to Luton's win at Gateshead
National League Woking will be in the hat for Monday's third-round draw.
They came from a goal down to equalise against League One Peterborough and will be involved in a replay.
Liam Mandeville (90+2 mins)
James Coppinger finds Liam Mandeville who slots home. That's the icing on the cake for Donny, who have undoubtedly ended Scunthorpe's five-match winning run.
Blackburn 3-3 Crewe
Four minutes added on at Ewood Park. Can nine-man Blackburn or League Two Crewe find a winner?
Woking 1-1 Peterborough (90 mins)
Chaos in the Peterborough box as Woking push for a dramatic late winner!
The ball is whipped into the area and Kane Ferdinand tries his luck in amongst a scramble from the visitors to clear it away and Posh keeper Jonathan Bond saves at the death.
There are three minutes added on, here.
Blackburn 3-3 Crewe
George Cooper's tame effort from 25 yards out for Crewe goes straight into the goalkeeper's arms.
Three minutes plus stoppage time remaining at Ewood Park.
Joss Labadie (81 mins)
Frank Nouble breaks down the right and plays the ball across to Joss Labadie who lashes home from eight yards.
Blackburn 3-3 Crewe
Still no telling which way the result will go at Ewood Park. Both sides are throwing everything at it.
Joe Ward (83 mins)
Is the comeback on at the Laithwaite Stadium?
Woking's Joe Ward is picked out by a lovely cross from Nathan Ralph and he turns and fires home from 12 yards out. They've just just over five minutes of normal time to find a winner but as it stands, the National League side will be in the draw for the FA Cup third round tomorrow.
Game on!
Elliot Lee (67 mins)
All over at Gateshead surely - Elliot Lee follows his brother on the scoresheet. The balls breaks to him in the box and he makes now mistake from 10 yards.
Lyle Taylor (80 mins)
The Dons are awarded a penalty after Andy Barcham is brought down.
Lyle Taylor makes no mistake from the spot.
Wycombe 2-1 Leatherhead
Bad to worse for Leatherhead - player-manager Sammy Moore has been sent off for picking up a second yellow card.
Dan Potts (63 mins)
The League Two leaders Luton are looking like a good bet for the third round now.
Dan Potts heads in at the back post from Andrew Shinnie's cross.
Blackburn 3-3 Crewe
Crewe are knocking the ball around nicely, as you would expect from a Crewe side, and as you would expect with a two-man advantage.
Jayson Leutwiler has just made a good save to deny Alex striker Chris Dagnall.
Rovers still look a threat themselves - this could go either way.
Craig Mackail-Smith (76 mins)
Are the chances of an upset over at Adams Park?
Wycombe's Adebayo Akinfenwa turns and volleys from just outside the box and it's spilled by Leatherhead keeper Zaki Oualah into the path of Craig Mackail-Smith, who taps in from close range.
Is the dream over for seventh-tier Leatherhead?
About 15 minutes left in most of today's ties. Still time for someone to be a hero.
Lyle Taylor (70 mins)
Cody McDonald sets up Lyle Taylor for Wimbledon's second and the Dons retake the lead against fellow League One club Charlton.
Tommy Rowe (67 mins)
A second goal for Doncaster Rovers, and a second for Tommy Rowe.
A nice move from the hosts as James Coppinger picks out Rowe, who muscles his way past three Scunthorpe players before smacking the ball beyond goalkeeper Matt Gilks.
Blackburn 3-3 Crewe
Kevin Kilbane
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They've got for it and they had to go for it. They got the shred of hope with the first red card, and when Blackburn went down to nine men, it was game on.
Chris Porter (65 mins)
The comeback is complete!
Chris Porter heads in his second of the match from a corner and nine-man Blackburn are stunned.
You wouldn't put it past the Alex to win it either!
Jimmy Spencer (65 mins)
It's an FA Cup hat-trick for Jimmy Spencer, who completes his treble from the penalty spot.
That is surely that for nine man Guiseley.