Look at the scenes in this picture after Kingstonian thumped their way into the FA Cup second round after their resounding 4-0 win at Macclesfield.

Moments like this are what the FA Cup is made for. The magic of the cup.

Tomorrow, we'll be bringing you live coverage as Harrogate take on Portsmouth.

For now, though, thank you for joining us.

Image source, Rex Features

Image source, Rex Features

We've still got one tie left to bring you tomorrow.

After the draw for the second round, which you can see on BBC 2 from 19:00 GMT, Harrogate host 2008 FA Cup winners Portsmouth.

The North Yorkshire side are doing well in the National League, while Pompey are improving after a slow start in League One.

Could this weekend throw up one last shock?

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Well what a collection of games we've had today. Here's a reminder of all the shocks and giant killings:

• Isthmian Division One North Maldon & Tiptree stunned Leyton Orient, holding on to beat the League Two side 2-1.
• Macclesfield fielded a team made up of five loanees and six youth players after their first team went on strike over unpaid wages in their 4-0 loss to seventh tier Kingstonian.
• In the early game, fifth tier Dover scored late to defeat League One strugglers Southend.
• Elsewhere, Alrincham beat fellow National League North side York City and National League leaders Bromley held Bristol Rovers 1-1.
• There were also wins for Fleetwood, Northampton and Oldham while Wrexham drew with Rochdale.

This one is all over and League One side Oxford United are through to the FA Cup second round.

Despite a good effort from their non-league hosts Hayes & Yeading, Karl Robinson's side are through.

Robert Hall's goal, which you can watch above, put this to bed after a dominant display from the visitors.

Five minutes are added onto this game.

Five minutes for Hayes & Yeading to force two unlikely goals.

Robert Hall unleashes a shot from around 25 yards out which draws a save from Hayes & Yeading keeper Jack Smith.

Smith has been excellent today, it must be said, but as it stands his side will be out of the FA Cup.

Three minutes of normal time remain.

Maldon & Tiptree made it into the second round for the first time in their history as they stunned Leyton Orient at Brisbane Road.

What a save from Simon Eastwood!

The Oxford keeper tips over Hassan Jalloh's close range header to keep it 2-0.

This is much better from Hayes & Yeading but the corner that follows is well collected by Eastwood.

10 minutes remain in this game and Oxford have a comfortable two-goal cushion against Hayes & Yeading.

Unless something drastic happens, it's unlikely the non-league side will progress in the competition any further.

Eighth-tier Kingstonian smashed League Two Macclesfield at Moss Road.

It's worth remembering the Silkmen players were striking due to unpaid wages so their team was made up of five loanees and six youth players.

York City's last ever FA Cup tie at Bootham Crescent ended in defeat by National League North rivals Altrincham.

A Hayes & Yeading free-kick sails into the Oxford United box and, with 15 minutes of normal time remaining, you'd say this is prime time to get back into the game.

But the visitors clear the ball away from danger with ease and the attack is cancelled out almost as soon as it starts.

Goals from Ched Evans and Ash Hunter were enough for League One Fleetwood at National League Barnet.

League One Oldham beat National League North Gateshead thanks to Jonny Smith's late strike.

This is the kind of stuff Hayes & Yeading need if they are to put themselves into the hat for the second round.

Ogochukwu Obi puts a lovely run in on the left flank, turns and beats his marker and dinks an effort inside the box towards goal which is deflected away for a corner by Oxford keeper Simon Eastwood.

That's one of the best chances the Southern League Premier Division South side have had so far.

Anthony Forde plays a speculative cross into the Hayes & Yeading box which is well dealt with by the hosts.

The tempo of this game has certainly calmed down somewhat in the past few minutes, which can only benefit Oxford, as the hosts chase the game.

Do they have a leveller in them? Just under half an hour still to play.

National League leaders Bromley earned a replay at League One Bristol Rovers thanks to a late equaliser from Chris Bush.

Three first-half goals gave League Two Northampton victory at National League South side Chippenham.

Oxford really ought to be home and dry by now with the amount of chances they've had.

Anthony Forde is the latest Oxford player to have an opportunity on goal but he buries a low shot that rolls about eight or nine yards wide of the mark.