Wrexham and Rochdale will have to do it all again after the National League hosts twice hit the woodwork against their League One opponents.

What a chance for Hayes & Yeading!

A great opportunity sees Ogochukwu Obi put a lovely low delivery into the box and Joe Grant tries to flick a back-heeled effort at the near post from close range but Oxford deal with it.

Much better stuff from the hosts.

More good play from Oxford United in the opening five minutes of this second half as they look to put this game to bed.

A neat move as Matty Taylor looks to link up with Tarique Fosu in the box but the former is flagged offside before the latter can strike towards goal.

Hayes & Yeading make two changes at the break.

Omar Rowe is replaced by Toby Little while Connor Tomey comes off in place of Scott Donnelly.

Hayes & Yeading get the game back under way.

A big 45 minutes awaits for the hosts. They are four leagues apart from their Oxford Utd, but will need a strong start just like their finish to the first half if they are to avoid crashing out of the FA Cup.

The players have re-emerged from the tunnel at Beaconsfield Road and we're about to get back under way.

In the mean time, we'll be bringing you highlights from the rest of today's games as they come in.

And National League North leaders York City were beaten by sixth tier strugglers Altrincham having earlier missed a penalty.

Bromley thought they'd be heading out of the Cup when Bristol Rovers scored late on.

But the National League side grabbed a late equaliser to take the tie with League One Rovers to a replay.

Here are the goals that helped eighth-tier Kingstonian beat League Two Macclesfield.

Worth remembering that Macc's players were striking due to unpaid wages so their team was made up of five loanees and six youth players.

And there were some shocks elsewhere in the 12:45 GMT games.

Well, while we wait for the second half to kick off between Hayes & Yeading and Oxford United, how about some highlights from today's early game?

It’s crazy when you can score against so many fans. I didn’t know how to celebrate.

We’ve done the job today, onto the league. I want Sunderland away in the next round.

Image source, Rex Features

Hayes & Yeading's best chance of the match comes on the verge of the half-time whistle.

Joe Grant whips a ball into the box almost straight to the head of Ogochukwu Obi who can't quite work onto it.

That could be a big confidence boost going into the break.

That ought to be in, as well.

Oxford's Tarique Fosu-Henry stands over a free-kick for the visitors and curls it over the wall and it cannons off the woodwork and into the hands of Hayes & Yeading keeper Jack Smith.

A sixth Oxford corner sails into the Hayes & Yeading box and this time it's well collected by goalkeeper Jack Smith.

He's had more touches of the ball than any other Hayes & Yeading player so far, apparently.

Telling.

What have Hayes & Yeading got in response to Oxford's goal?

So far, not a lot. The League One side have dominated the possession so far this afternoon and are showing no signs of letting up thus far.

The hosts need something special to cut through an impressive Oxford display.

I wasn't too comfortable during the game. We had to ride our luck today.

Credit to the lads, they put their bodies on the line. It's a fantastic achievement.

I’ve just said to the lads there, this is what it takes to win a match at this level.

Hopefully, a big game away in the next round, or just anybody at home.

I’m lost for words. This it’s for the fans, for the rest of the team. It shows how hard we’ve worked to get here.

You can see by the celebrations that’s how much it means for us.

We’ve just done what we’ve done all season. We’ve got the belief in our squad. The defence were unbelievable. It’s a team effort.

The last ever FA Cup tie at Bootham Crescent ends in a 1-0 home defeat.

Alty beat their National League North opponents thanks to a goal from Sam Peers.

York had been unbeaten in 19 before today and are left to concentrate on the league.

Here are the best bits from Maldon & Tiptree's famous victory over Leyton Orient.