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Colchester United are 11th in League Two
Marine are ninth in Northern Premier League Division One North West, the eighth tier of English football
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt's time to go, folks.
Champagne, singing and celebrations - imagine the scenes on Marine's team coach back to Merseyside from Colchester.
Don't forget we've got another big day of action on Sunday.
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That's not the end of the first-round drama.
There are another 10 ties on Sunday which feature another 10 non-league clubs.
Look out for Cray Valley Paper Mills and Maldon & Tiptree from the eighth tier of English football. Cray Valley are at sixth-tier Havant and Waterlooville, while Maldon & Tiptree host Morecambe from four tiers above.
Elsewhere, 2013 winners Wigan Athletic host National League North Chorley and 1953 winners Blackpool face a tricky game at Eastbourne Borough.
The full list of fixtures is here.
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FT: Colchester 1-1 Marine (Marine win 5-3 on penalties)
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Image source, Rex FeaturesMarine's players celebrate after knocking out Colchester
Hats off to Marine, Darlington, Boreham Wood, Dagenham & Redbridge, King's Lynn Town and Stockport who all beat EFL opposition to reach the second round.
Merseyside club Marine of the eighth-tier were outstanding as they saw off League Two side Colchester United on penalties to leave themselves one win away from joining neighbours Liverpool and Everton in the third round.
National League North Darlington stunned League One Swindon 2-1, while National League Boreham Wood, Dagenham & Redbridge, King's Lynn Town and Stockport also produced memorable wins.
Other non-league sides through to Monday's second round draw include Canvey Island, Brackley Town and Yeovil.
You can watch goals and highlights from the FA Cup first round here.
FT: FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster
FC United of Manchester boss Neil Reynolds, speaking to BBC Sport: "First of all, congratulations to Doncaster - they were fantastic.
"They are a good footballing team. We made a couple of mistakes and made some poor mistakes. But we should be super proud of ourselves for getting to the first round of the FA Cup."
FT: FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster Rovers
Doncaster's 39-year-old midfielder James Coppinger, speaking to BBC Sport: "I'm retiring at the end of the season and I'm trying to get to 100 goals. I think I'm on 94 now.
"I love football. I'm still enjoying it at the age of 39. It's not an easy decision to make but I'm getting to the stage where it's not just about playing football, but also spending time with my family."
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Steve Sherburn: Lost 5-1 but being able to watch the side you partly own on BBC Two has made me really proud. Loved every minute. As the banner says: Making friends not millionaires.
FT: FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster
Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC Two
I wouldn't be too hard on FC United. They applied themselves and I know it hurts now but it's about re-grouping and going again.
FT: FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster Rovers
Love it!
Let's get some quotes shall we.
Port Vale 0-1 King's Lynn Town
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When you knock Port Vale out of the FA Cup - and gain loads of Stoke City followers on Twitter.
It is the last kick.
A very professional job from League One Doncaster. Not too many sides will want to draw Rovers in the second round.
Commiserations to FC United. A great performance from them despite the scoreline. What a shame there were no fans in the ground to witness it.
FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster Rovers
Jason Eyenga Lokilo fires high and wide. I think that'll be the final kick.
FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster Rovers
Into the 90th minute now. No idea how many have been added on.
FC United have battled brilliantly. I agree, I think 5-1 is very harsh on the Norther Premier League side.
#bbcfacup
Tom Bickley: Good battling performance from FC United of Manchester. Three deflected goals is very unlucky. Score very flattering to Doncaster.
Mark Le Huray: Great to see Dan Lavercombe finally getting first team football - he' been unfortunate with the deflections.
FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster Rovers
Two big chances in as many minutes.
This time it's substitute Michael Fowler who curls an effort narrowly off target for FC United.
FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster Rovers
Almost 5-2!
Michael Donohue steals the ball and races through on goal. He needs some composure but he rushes his shot and fires the ball just wide.
FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster Rovers
Very naughty from full-back Adam Dodd who leaves his studs on Jason Lokilo.
VAR and that could've been a red. Dodd's boot was high there. Lokilo looks good to carry on.
FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster Rovers
Final change for Rovers.
James Coppinger, who's 40 in January comes off for 17-year-old Liam Ravenhill who's making his first-team debut.
Gotta love the FA Cup.
FC United of Manchester 1-5 Doncaster Rovers
Off the bar.
So nearly a sixth for Donny as striker Fejiri Okenabirhie heads a corner against the woodwork.
FC United are just waiting for the whistle to go now.