Oxford City are full of confidence now and they've not immediately conceded a penalty then a goal this time around, so you could say it's going well so far since Matt Paterson's strike.

Fantastic play from Notts County who are unfortunate not to go into a 3-1 lead.

Ryan Yates initially fires an effort on goal from long range which is parried away by Oxford City keeper Jack Stevens but Jon Stead can't quite tap in the rebound.

Eventually Terry Hawkridge joins the party but his shot goes wide.

This game ought to be about 5-5 the way things are going.

Lewis Alessandra heads goalbound but it sails narrowly over the Oxford City crossbar.

What a chance! This game has well and truly opened up, now.

Oxford City could be level yet again but Matt Paterson fires just wide of the post.

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Hereford's players have arrived at Highbury as they prepare for their second-round tie against League One Fleetwood.

Eighty-nine places separate the two teams - but will seventh-tier Hereford find themselves in the draw for round three on Monday?

Terry Hawkridge goes down in the box, and the ref points to the spot.

What a let off for Oxford City!

Jon Stead gallops down the left wing, into the box and - off balance because of a little clip from a defender - fires against the post.

Some good play from Lewis Alessandra helps Notts County win a corner but it comes to nothing as Oxford City clear it away.

We're still waiting for some life to be breathed into this second half.

Let it be known that Notts County Football Club have got the second half under way.

More build-up to today's 15:00 GMT kick-offs later on, but the players will shortly be on their way back out at Meadow Lane, where Notts County of League Two are 1-0 up against National League South club Oxford City.

Click on the play button below to watch the only goal so far - Richard Duffy's scrappy effort after Oxford failed to clear a set-piece.

More from Hereford manager Peter Beadle and the city's rich FA Cup tradition.

"We still attach ourselves the previous club and its history, but we're writing our own history," he told Football Focus.

"We've had back-to-back promotions and even to reach the second round is a big thing for us. Hopefully the journey doesn't end today."

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Peter Beadle will not shave until Hereford are knocked out of this season's FA Cup, hence the facial foliage that the Bulls' boss is sporting at Fleetwood today.

It's been a rough few years for Hereford fans - liquidation, reformation and two consecutive promotions for Hereford FC.

"Nobody wants to see their club go through what this club went through three years ago, but looking at where we are now, people sit back and say it was probably the best thing that could have happened," Beadle told Football Focus at the team's hotel this morning.

"We could reform, restart and have true Hereford supporters in charge of the club again Hopefully we can keep climbing the ladder and get to where we were previously."

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on Football Focus

Hereford are back in the mix and back on the telly.

I'm sure it's about 27 years since I played against the old Hereford in Division Four when I was at Cambridge. Something like this will really help the club get back to where it needs to be.

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As a club who have not yet celebrated their third birthday, Hereford FC are comfortably the newest team left in this year's FA Cup.

Despite being formed after Hereford United's demise in the High Court in December 2014, the seventh-tier side are not short on cup history.

The heroic tale of Ronnie Radford's equaliser and Ricky George's extra-time winner against top-flight Newcastle United in 1972 put Edgar Street's mudbath on the map.

Now the new Hereford meet Football League opposition for the first time with a visit to League One Fleetwood, a club who have experienced their own rise up English football's pyramid.

We'll preview one of our 15:00 GMT kick-offs while the players take a break at Meadow Lane.

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And with that, the first half ends in today's early FA Cup second round tie.

It's been quite a scrappy game so far but Notts County let their quality show with Richard Duffy's goal breaking down Oxford City's defence.

But it's all to play for in the second half. Can the visitors find an equaliser to ensure they're in the hat for Monday's third-round draw?

Notts County win a free-kick in a dangerous position and look to double their lead as we approach half-time at Meadow Lane.

But Carl Dickinson sends it straight into the Oxford City wall.