Before we go, just a reminder of Sunday's FA Cup games. Our live text commentary will be under way from 13:30 GMT...

• Blackpool v Maidstone
• Bristol Rovers v Plymouth
• Coventry v Ipswich
• Crawley v Fleetwood
• Exeter v Hartlepool
• Gillingham v Doncaster
• Northampton v Notts County
• Peterborough v Dover
• Rochdale v Boston
• Tranmere v Chichester (15:00)

We'll hope to see you there. Until then, have a good one!

What a moment for substitute Marcus Barnes whose goal forced a replay for the non-league club.

And I don't think anyone can say the National League side didn't deserve it.

This is why we love the FA Cup!

Eastleigh goalscorer Marcus Barnes told BT Sport:

"It feels good. It's never nice being on the bench but the manager told me to make an impact and I'm glad to do that for the team.

"Hopefully we'll have more opportunities in the next round.

"We have to get the replay out the way and I'd like a tie against Arsenal [in the third round]."

Eastleigh striker Scott Rendell told BT Sport:

"We let ourselves down conceding how we did and we're disappointed. They had spells in the first half where they overloaded us.

"We showed our quality in second half and we were on the front foot for a lot of it.

"On another day we could have nicked another one but it's not to be and we're still in the hat for the next round."

Right then. As we all recover from that mad finish, let's see what the players had to say.

What a cup tie.

League Two Crewe went ahead through Owen Dale in the 36th minute.

But National League Eastleigh gave it everything in the second half and deservedly went level through Marcus Barnes with four minutes to go.

Both sides went close late on too.

We've been spoilt here tonight.

Disappointing.

Charlie Seaman blasts it over.

What a ball from Joe Partington and Tyrone Barnett is brought down.

Penalty? No, it will be a free-kick for Eastleigh.

Last minute of added time.

Big chance to win it.

A minimum of five minutes added on.

Both sides are going for the winner.

Eastleigh have a corner. Nothing comes of it this time.

And now Crewe nearly win it.

Substitute Daniel Powell leads a counter. He cuts inside, shoots.

It goes through Eastleigh keeper Max Stryjek, hitting the post and then rebounding behind for a corner off the back of the keeper's head.

Eastleigh can smell a winner.

The ball falls kindly for Tyrone Barnett...

...blocked.

Just.

What do Crewe have in response?

James Jones replaces Charlie Kirk for the visitors.

Another change for Eastleigh.

Marcus Barnes comes on for Cavanagh Miley.

Five minutes to go.

A great header from Tyrone Barnett, an even better save from Crewe keeper Will Jaaskelainen.

Barnett had to generate all of his own power from a looping cross. It was destined for the corner but Jaaskelainen was equal to it and maintains Crewe's lead.

David Stanley: come on Crewe I want Wolves in the 3rd, or Stoke

That would certainly be a cracking draw, David!

Another nearly moment for the National League club.

Eastleigh's Charlie Seaman delivers a wicked cross but nobody can get their head on it.

It only needed a touch...

Eastleigh boss Ben Strevens makes his first change of the night as Sam Smart comes off for Michael Green.

We've got around 13 minutes left in this one.

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Was that Eastleigh's moment?

The free-kick is whipped in and Tyrone Barnett loses his marker Chris Porter.

But the big number 10 fluffs his chance and it's easily gathered by the Crewe keeper.

The Crewe players are furious.

Former Alexandra man Danny Hollands catches Perry Ng. It's high and a little late and referee John Busby shows him a yellow card.

Ng then picks up a yellow card moments later, with a tactical foul to break up an Eastleigh counter.

Another free-kick in a good position for Eastleigh.