This year's FA Cup second round hasn't been a great one for upsets.

And that trend continues today. All of our non-league sides are currently behind apart from Woking who are keeping it goalless at Swindon.

The favorites are taking the competition seriously it seems.

The 1,694 travelling Grimsby fans at the Proact Stadium today will be pleased to see their side dominate their National League opponents.

Charles Vernam, who opened the scoring, does well down the left wing and crosses low to Wes Thomas who strikes just wide of the mark from close range.

A lot to do for Chesterfield as it stands.

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Former Watford and Sheff Utd striker on Final Score

That's different class from Darren Oldaker. He puts his foot through it, the ball has a little wobble and the keeper is nowhere near it.

We are getting back under way in today's FA Cup second-round ties.

45 minutes to force an upset.

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In case you've missed all the action in the second-round, here are the highlights of the weekend so far:

• National League Solihull Moors played out a goalless draw against Blackpool to set up a replay and a place in Monday's third-round draw.
• Non-league side Maidstone were beaten 2-0 by Oldham, after fellow National League club Halifax lost to Wimbledon in Saturday's early kick-off.
• Doncaster earned a fine 2-0 win at Charlton, while Accrington, Lincoln, Oxford and Barnsley also booked their places in the third round.
• Bradford came from 2-0 down to take Peterborough to a replay, while Walsall drew at home to Sunderland.
• In the late Welsh derby, Wrexham v Newport County finished goalless.

And breathe.

An entertaining half of football draws to a close across the country. A big 45 minutes await.

Will we see any upsets?

Swindon have dominated and if it wasn't for Woking goalkeeper Craig Ross they'd be in front.

The ex-Barnet man does well to reach Jak McCourt's dipping volley.

Barnet have dominated much of this first half and they should be 2-0 up. Wes Fonguck finds goalscorer Dan Sparkes, who then plays it to Byron Harrison who fires over the bar.

Meanwhile, if you missed Sparkes' opener for Barnet, feast your eyes on the below.

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Ex-Manchester United striker on Final Score

It has been all Chesterfield in terms of possession but Grimsby have put a ball into an area that gets flicked on at the near post and Vernam is stood in front of the goalkeeper unmarked.

It hits his knees but he has the chance to get the second ball as well.

Not much has happened since Jonny Smith's opener, which you can see again below.

Bolton loanee Marcus Wood has a long-range effort for Southport which sails over the bar.

League Two Tranmere are dominating possession but not doing much with the ball.

Slough well on top at the moment and have created several chances, the latest falling to Matt Stevens who drags an effort wide of the left post.

This is a proper cup tie.

Barnet have come agonisingly close to doubling their advantage at The Hive and Stockport look up against it so far.

A corner sails into the box and is met by Dan Sweeney who heads goalbound but Sam Minihan heads it right off the line.

Penalty shout for the National League South side. Max Kretzshmar goes down in the area but referee Matthew Donohue waves play on.

Good start from the visitors.

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Still goalless at Spotland in this all-League One tie but Portsmouth are doing their best to force an early goal.

Gareth Evans finds the space to fire a shot towards goal but he curls wide of the mark.

Rumoured future Shrews boss Sam Ricketts isn't in the stands for this one but, if he's watching Final Score from home he'll be enjoying what he's seeing.

Josh Laurent carries the ball from one end of the pitch to the other, he cuts inside and shoots.

The ball takes a wicked deflection and comes back off of the bar. So close!