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
Jack Midson (7 mins)
Is the upset on?!
1,000 Leatherhead fans go crazy as this year's FA Cup top scorer Jack Midson fires home from the spot after a foul in the box. Replays show it's a bit of a contentious decision but the travelling supporters won't care. What a dream start for the Isthmian Premier League side!
Wycombe 0-0 Leatherhead
Leatherhead have won a penalty inside seven minutes at Adams Park!
Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on Final Score
We speak about this round a lot. In the second round you know what's at stake - you can get one of the bigger clubs in round three.
Mansfield 0-0 Guiseley (2 mins)
A first sight of goal for National League side Guiseley at Mansfield...
But Kayode Odejayi's right footed shot from outside the box is saved by Conrad Logan.
Joss Labadie (2 mins)
We have our first goal of today's FA Cup second round fixtures and it's come in South Wales.
Newport, who are a whopping four places higher than Cambridge in League Two, have taken the lead thanks to an acute angle finish from Joss Labadie.
That's his fourth goal of the season.
Wycombe 0-0 Leatherhead
A great following cheering on seventh-tier Leatherhead today!
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We're under way!
Image source, Rex FeaturesThat's the build-up done, so shall we get cracking?
The teams are on their way out onto fields around the country. Stay with us for text coverage and in-play video highlights, plus you can watch FA Cup Final Score by clicking on the play button at the top of the page.
Go well everyone!
Wycombe Wanderers v Leatherhead (14:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesLeatherhead player-manager Sammy Moore has taken some unusual inspiration from their run to the FA Cup second round.
The Surrey side, who reached the second round four times in the 1970s, have made a return to this stage of the competition as they face League Two side Wycombe Wanderers.
Mid-table in the Isthmian Premier Division, Moore has taken inspiration in the FA Cup from a "lucky" inflatable dolphin, which has been with them for every tie this season.
"It was actually given to my little girl when we played Cray Valley in August," he said. "I'm quite superstitious so I've kept it in my office, nice and fresh to go to war."
Woking v Peterborough (14:00 GMT)
Image source, Rex FeaturesNational League side Woking are no stranger to the Final Score cameras having pulled off one of the scalps of the first round by taking League One Bury to a replay before beating them 3-0 at Gigg Lane.
But can Anthony Limbrick's side get themselves into the third-round pot come this evening? Another League One team stand in their way this time. This time it's Peterborough United.
If they do reach the third round, it will be the first time they have reached that stage of the competition since 1996-97 when they took Coventry City to a replay.
Final Score
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Jason Mohammad is joined in the studio by ex-Manchester United striker Danny Webber and former Republic of Ireland winger Kevin Kilbane.
We've also got reporters at every match to bring you right up to date with Sunday's biggest FA Cup stories.
Mansfield v Guiseley (14:00 GMT)
How about seeing both of your exes at the same time?
That's what will happen as Mansfield Town's last two managers return to Field Mill aiming for an FA Cup upset with National League Guiseley.
The West Yorkshire club are managed by Paul Cox - who guided the Stags back into the Football League in 2013 - and his assistant, Adam Murray, was in charge of the Nottinghamshire club until November last year.
There are 40 places between the clubs, who are set for their first ever competitive meeting.
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Gateshead v Luton Town (14:00 GMT)
Long shadows are being painted across the pitch at the Gateshead International Stadium as the teams start to wind down their pre-match warm-ups.
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Doncaster v Scunthorpe (14:00 GMT)
It might only be December, but Doncaster and Scunthorpe are set for their third meeting so far this season - and it'll take place in familiar surroundings.
The League One clubs have already met twice at the Keepmoat, with the Iron winning September's league match before Rovers won an EFL Trophy game 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in October.
Doncaster thrashed Ebbsfleet 6-2 in the first round, while Scunthorpe overcame Northampton Town in a replay.
#bbcfacup
Image source, @woztomesWarren Tomes: Starting out the day with his favourite player James Coppinger before taking in the posh seats at Doncaster for the FA Cup match against Scunthorpe - that’s Luka’s FA Cup story for today.
Have a great day, Luka!
Remember we also have live text coverage and radio commentary from the Premier League this afternoon.
Bournemouth are taking on south coast rivals Southampton. Jermain Defoe is starting for the Cherries but Nathan Redmond drops to the bench for the Saints after their dramatic midweek defeat by leaders Manchester City.
It's 0-0 as it stands and there's more Premier League action later on when leaders Manchester City take on struggling West Ham at 16:00 GMT.
AFC Wimbledon v Charlton (14:00 GMT)
It's an all-League One affair at Kingsmeadow, where AFC Wimbledon face Charlton.
The Dons were involved in a crazy tie at this stage of the FA Cup last season - they trailed 3-0 away at sixth-tier Curzon Ashton, but scored four goals in a remarkable final 10 minutes to win 4-3 and progress to the third round.
There, they lost to non-league Sutton. The FA Cup in a nutshell.
AFC Wimbledon v Charlton (14:00 GMT)
Hamish Marshall
Final Score at Kingsmeadow
The Charlton coach arrived less than an hour before kick-off. There were genuine fears on board that they would be much later after being caught in the aftermath of an accident.
Image source, Hamish MarshallA reminder of what the FA Cup means here - Vinnie Jones' winners medal from 1988 is in the trophy cabinet at AFC Wimbledon’s current home.
Plans are on course for a move back to Wimbledon in 2019.
Image source, Hamish MarshallBlackburn v Crewe (14:00 GMT)
It's been a while since League Two strugglers Crewe were in the FA Cup third round. You have to go all the way back to 2009!
Little known fact - Phil commentated on their tie at Millwall for BBC local radio.
It'll be tough for the Alex to reach round three today. League One club Blackburn are in great form, winning their past four in all competitions.
Blackburn v Crewe (14:00 GMT)
BBC Radio Stoke's commentary team is already in position at Ewood Park...
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