Reading are starting to get into the game now.

Tennai Watson plays a nice one-two on the right with Sone Aluko but he can only hit it straight at the keeper.

Sam Baldock then fires it over the bar.

League Two side Cheltenham have the ball in the net - but livewire striker Alfie May sees the flag up for offside.

Image source, Rex Features

If Barnsley win this they will play Chelsea for the first time since beating them 1-0 in the FA Cup quarter final in March 2008.

It's looking good for them right now.

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BBC Sport

If Lincoln win they'll be playing Liverpool in the third round, and for the first time since 1961 when they were both in the second division.

It was Bill Shankly's first full season as Reds manager. Lincoln went down that season and have never been that high up the pyramid since.

Reading are convinced it's a penalty judging by the cries in the dugout. Ethan Bristow's cross appears to strike an arm of a Luton defender in the box but it's only a corner.

No VAR. We'll have to see a replay of that one!

Centre-back Issa Diop is the only player to keep his place from West Ham's Premier League defeat by Newcastle on Sunday, as David Moyes rings the changes.

However the Hammers side still includes big attacking names such as Felipe Anderson and Manuel Lanzini, with no Jack Wilshere in the squad.

Lee Bowyer takes his Charlton side to West Ham, where the former midfielder spent three-and-a-half years as a player across two spells.

The Addicks won their League One opener at Crewe on Saturday.

Newcastle boss Steve Bruce expects whoever he picks to have enough to beat Championship side Blackburn Rovers. He's made 10 changes from Saturday's 2-0 win at West Ham and hands summer signing Ryan Fraser his debut.

Blackburn have racked up the miles in the opening days of the season. After a 3-2 defeat on the south coast at Bournemouth on Saturday, they travel north and make just two changes, former Newcastle youngster Adam Armstrong dropping to the bench.

Ryan Leonard, who put Millwall ahead earlier on, crashes another long-ranger over the top.

Still no signs of any comeback at Reading. Luton have had plenty of chances and that header from Jordan Clark hasn't sparked much of a reaction from the hosts.

Another tame attack by Reading goes out for a goal kick.

All ties will go straight to a penalty shootout if it ends a draw at full-time so hopefully that will see us get a few more goals.

All or nothing etc. Barnsley have got the idea.

Newport County: King, Howkins, Cooper, Demetriou, Shephard, Willmott, Sheehan, Twine, Haynes, Abrahams, Amond.

Subs: Baker, Labadie, Janneh, Collins, Taylor, Townsend, Woodiwiss.

Cambridge United: Burton, Knoyle, Cundy, Taylor, Iredale, Davies, Digby, May, Knowles, Ironside, Knibbs

Subs: Mitov, Dunk, Mullin, Dallas, Worman, Neal

Just one game kicking off now - we have five separate kick-off times remember - as the David Nugent derby gets up and running.

Remember, the winner of this tie has a home game against Manchester United. Just a shame there won't be any fans there.

Luton look more up for it.

Frustration for Coventry.

The Sky Blues are dominating and former Nottingham Forest forward Tyler Walker hits the post.

Almost a second for the Championship side as Millwall's Wales international Tom Bradshaw sees his shot blocked by long throw specialist Ben Tozer.

James Bree is causing some problems for Reading with his corner deliveries. They just haven't been able to defend these set-pieces.

It's another chance for Luton but it's straight at Luke Southwood from Sonny Bradley's header.

We're off the mark!