Another big scare for Tonbridge.

Harry Pritchard is in loads of space and fizzes the ball across the six-yard area.

Clayton Donaldson wasn't too far from poking that over the line.

Have a look at Bradford's first goal.

Sunday League defending.

Don't forget - you can watch the game live by clicking the 'play' icon at the top of the page.

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Our second early 'Road to Wembley' kick-off comes at St James Park in Devon with a meeting between two teams who have plenty of recent experience of the national stadium - but most of it isn't good.

Matt Taylor's Exeter lost 4-0 to Northampton in June's League Two play-off final. You might think that's bad enough - but it was the Grecians' third play-off final loss at Wembley in four seasons.

Non-league visitors Fylde did at least win the FA Trophy at Wembley in 2019 but suffered National League play-off final heartache there the same season, losing to Salford City.

The stats point to a home win - Exeter have not lost at home to a non-league team in the FA Cup in 16 games dating back to 1973 and Fylde have never won away at a league side - but we know never to count any chickens in this competition.

This isn't the only league v non-league tie this lunchtime...

If Tonbridge gifted Bradford their opener due to poor marking, Billy Clarke's set-piece finish was exquisite.

Almost 20 minutes on the clock.

Tonbridge cannot get going.

Bradford have had a whopping 78% possession - and they are making it count.

That was very nearly 2-0.

A ball is pumped forward and Harry Pritchard tries to catch Jon Henly off his line with a header.

It lands on the roof of the net.

It's a crying shame there are no fans allowed in to see this.

Tonbridge's tidy ground would be packed to the rafters for this tie in normal circumstances.

There is a lone Bradford City flag hung up in the away end.

Not the start the non-league club wanted.

To be fair they've responded well since falling behind, Kristian Campbell dragging a shot wide after a promising move.

It's all Bradford. They've had a couple of half-chances and won a corner - Tonbridge are struggling to get out of their own half.

Bright start by the League Two side.

Elliot Watt tries to fashion an early opening but Jon Henly is quickly off his line to clear the danger.

Vicki Sparks
BBC commentator on Football Focus

Roy Hodgson used to ply his trade here. Actually back in the 1970s Tonbridge were managed for a while by England World Cup winner George Cohen.

This is Tonbridge's first time in the first round since 1972. They've never made it to the second round in their history.

And away we go.

Anyone for a cup-set?

There's a moment of reflection ahead of Remembrance Sunday. A poppy wreath is placed in the centre-circle.

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Autumn isn't shaking hands with winter yet in Kent.

It's a beautiful day at Longmead Stadium.

Blue skies - and it's warm.

We're moments away from kick-off.

Bradford City are former winners of the FA Cup.

They won it way back in 1911.

Tonbridge are appearing in the first round for the first time since 1972.

We don't just have a feast for your eyes today, there's one for your ears too.

If your team is not one of those featured in our five live games on BBC Two iPlayer and website, then there's every chance you can listen to commentary on BBC radio stations up and down the country.

We have commentary from 23 of the first-round ties taking place on Saturday.

For the full list and to find out how to listen in, click the link at the top of the page or use this one instead.

Having entered the FA Cup at the second qualifying round stage, this is the Kent club's fourth match in this season's competition.

They play in the sixth-tier National League South, where they currently sit 17th in the table but have games in hand over opponents around them.

Tonbridge have beaten Farnborough, Chichester City and Taunton Town to reach this stage for the first time in 48 years.