How on earth has he missed that?! Bury should be 1-0 up, here!

Chris Stokes plays a neat ball to Neil Danns who is through on goal and performs a sumptuous turn to beat his man before somehow firing a low shot wide with just the keeper to beat.

Incredible.

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There are 59 league places between Merseyside rivals Tranmere and Southport but it's pretty even after the first quarter.

Southport's Dion Charles comes close through a curling shot from the edge of the area that goes just over.

Credit to Bury who have started well in their FA Cup tie against in-form League One side Luton Town.

Jay O’Shea runs down the right flank before finding Byron Moore in the box who then tees up Nicky Maynard.

Fortunately for the visitors, goalkeeper James Shea is on hand to deal with his shot.

Oof, agonisingly close to an early goal for the hosts at the Proact Stadium and there's a scramble on the goalline.

Grimsby goalkeeper James McKeown does well to thwart Tom Denton's effort on goal from less than a yard out and eventually it's cleared away.

Good stuff from Martin Allen's side.

So close for Slough! Peterborough loanee - and former amateur boxer - Mathew Stevens attempts an overhead kick which narrowly clears the crossbar.

Good start from the non-league side.

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It's a great bit of wing play. He gave him a few shimmies and put a great ball in.

It was a great header into the far corner by Dan Sparkes - an electric header.

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Tranmere 0-0 Southport

Barnsley loanee Dylan Mottley-Henry has had a great start to the season for Tranmere but this doesn't look good. The winger has gone down with a hamstring injury and is being loaded onto a stretcher.

He'll be replaced by Jonny Smith.

Barnet are first to put the pressure on in this game as Wes Fonguck forces a defensive header away from Sam Walker.

1,500 Stockport County fans have made the trip down to North London and the hosts are attacking the end with the travelling support.

What a day it would be for the National League North side if they were to force an upset here.

Slough are playing in their eighth FA Cup tie this season - they love a replay!

They're going to have to dig deep today to take on League One's Gillingham. And Gills midfielder Elliott List has already tested Slough goalkeeper Jack Turner, forcing a routine save.

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We're are beginning to get under way in this afternoon's second round fixtures.

Best of luck to all involved.

The players are making their way out across the country and kick-off is on its way very soon.

How are the nerves?

Radio 1 DJ Chris Stark is ready for today. Are you?

This could be one of the games of the round. Stockport fan and Blossoms bassist Charlie Salt told me earlier this week he might pick Stark up from Watford in his minibus on the way to the game.

Celebrities loving the FA Cup. Fabulous.

BBC local radio

Not only can you see the goals as they go in this afternoon, but you can also listen to seven of the eight games wherever you are in the UK courtesy of our BBC local radio colleagues.

Find the match of your choice by scrolling through the live coverage options at the top of the page.

Final Score

We've got all eight of this afternoon's ties covered on BBC Final Score for you.

Coverage is starting right now on BBC One with reporters at the grounds, but if you're on the move this afternoon, you can also follow the action on the BBC Sport website and app.

With only one FA Cup second round tie left to play after today, we want to know who do you want to draw in the third round?

Fan of a Premier League or Championship side? Who do you fancy when your side enters the competition?

Let us know using #bbcfacup on social media.

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Believe it or not there are three Merseyside derbies today. Yes, apparently there's the small matter of Liverpool v Everton in the "Premier League" and Everton Women v Liverpool Women in the Women's Super League.

However, our eyes will be focused on the real battle in Merseyside, that of League Two Tranmere Rovers versus National League North side Southport.

Both of these sides last reached the third-round stage of the FA Cup in 2014-15, when Tranmere were defeated 6-2 in an eight-goal thriller against Swansea and Southport lost 1-0 to Derby.

But who's going to come out on top today?

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In recent times, Woking have been no strangers to this stage of the FA Cup. They have reached the second round in three consecutive seasons.

Last term, they took Peterborough United to a replay which they eventually lost 5-2, while the season before they lost 3-0 to Accrington Stanley.

However, this season Swindon Town are all that stand in their way of a third-round place.

Could the National League South side reach the next round for the first time in over 20 years?

When most people think of Slough managers it's more The Office's David Brent than Town's Neil Baker and Jon Underwood.

But the pair led the sixth-tier side to a penalty shootout win over National League side Sutton United in the first round.

They now face League One Gillingham, who avoided an embarrassing FA Cup giant-killing by coming back from 2-0 down in a replay to beat Hartlepool 4-3 in extra-time.