And a fun afternoon in the FA Cup second round draws to a close and this stage of the competition is almost over.

Thankfully, we've had a few upsets on Sunday after a Saturday of few notable results. Credit to Woking who've had a memorable day out at the County Ground.

We've got one game left in this round, with Guiseley taking on Joey Barton's Fleetwood Town tomorrow.

We'll be bringing you live text and in-play video action of that game as well as the draw for the third round.

For now, thank you for joining us.

Image source, Rex Features

Image source, Rex Features

Wow what a moment this was for National League South side Woking.

Jake Hyde, the man who was was released by Swindon as a youth player in 2009, headed in a memorable winner.

Alan Dowson's side only had one shot on target all game but they stayed in the tie and defended heroically and will now be in the hat for the third-round draw.

Read our match report here.

This was the moment Southport ensured they would be in tomorrow's FA Cup third-round draw.

Bradley Bauress thundered an effort from well outside the box and nearly broke the net on impact to equalise against Tranmere.

That goal ensured another 90 minutes' action at Haig Avenue for a replay.

Read our match report here.

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Barnet overcame Stockport courtesy of Dan Sparkes' early goal in front of a sizable travelling support at The Hive.

Elsewhere, Bury were beaten by in-form League One side Luton Town, Grimsby defeated National League Chesterfield and Portsmouth left it late to beat Rochdale.

Shrewsbury beat Scunthrope 1-0 while Gillingham held on to avoid an upset against Slough Town.

However, there were two notable results this afternoon..

Phew! As the dust settles on this afternoon's eight FA Cup second round ties, let's just remind you of the main headlines...

Grimsby goalscorer Harry Clifton told Final Score:

"I was close to coming off because I had tight hamstrings and quads but I managed to get a second wind.

"I'm glad I did now with me getting the goal and I'm delighted we're through to the next round."

Grimsby goalscorer Charles Vernam told Final Score:

"We were under a lot of pressure in the first half and defensively we did very well to stay in the game.

"We then managed to nick that goal and in the second half we were much the better team.

"Getting to the third round is massive for the fans and the club. Hopefully we can get a good draw."

It ends all square in the Merseyside derby and non-league Southport will take Tranmere back to their place after deservedly earning a replay.

Jonny Smith opened the scoring for Rovers but it was cancelled out midway through the second-half thanks to a stunner from Bradley Bauress.

All over at the Proact Stadium and National League side Chesterfield are knocked out by Grimsby.

Charles Vernam and Harry Clifton's goals send the visitors through.

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Woking have only had two shots, one on target.

But if you stay in the game in the second round you stand a chance of making a few quid in the third round.

They're in the draw and they will be buzzing tomorrow night.

It's not to be for Stockport who bow out of the FA Cup after an entertaining display against Barnet.

The Bees seal a third-round place courtesy of Dan Sparkes' early goal.

Not an FA Cup classic but, Aaron Amadi-Holloway's goal and Steve Arnold's penalty save ensures Shrewsbury will be in the hat for the third round.

The Gills just about hold on.

In truth they were poor today against National League South side Slough but this is a cup tie, and the result is all that matters.

All over at Gigg Lane and Bury are knocked out of the FA Cup at the expense of in-form League One side Luton.

Harry Cornick's 42nd-minute goal proves decisive to send the Hatters through.

They've done it!

A famous win for National League South Woking over League Two Swindon ensures we do have an upset today.

Jake Hyde will never have to buy a drink in Woking again after his winner midway through the second-half.

It's all over and Portsmouth have squirmed their way into the hat for the FA Cup third-round draw.

Andre Green's deflected late goal has wrapped up this tie and consigned Rochdale to defeat.

Panic in the Gills box as Tomas Holy spills a cross. Is this Slough's moment?

Not quite as Gillingham defenders smother the ball away.

Steve Arnold has just saved a Scunthorpe penalty!

Nobody is quite sure what the referee gave that penalty for but it didn't matter anyway as Arnold saved Josh Morris' effort at full stretch diving to his left.

Woking are just about holding on.

Swindon's Steven Alzate finds Michael Doughty whose shot is well dealt with by goalkeeper Craig Ross.

How are your fingernails Woking fans?