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Portsmouth are fourth in League One
King's Lynn are 13th in the National League
Portsmouth beat Ipswich in round one while King's Lynn won at Port Vale
Plymouth 2-0 Lincoln
Plymouth prevail in the all-League One clash at Home Park.
Ben Reeves' sensational second-half volley sealed victory for the Pilgrims.
The Devon club are in the third round for the first time since 2016-17.
'What a goal that is!' - Plymouth's Reeves scores with superb volley
Bradford 1-2 Oldham
Oldham hold on to progress into the third round.
Well worth watching the highlights of their two goals on our website when you get a chance.
Both were absolute stunners!
Bradford 1-2 Oldham
Oldham waste a good chance to counter. There's less than 90 seconds remaining.
Bradford 1-2 Oldham
Three minutes added on. Can Bradford find an equaliser?
Harrogate 0-4 Blackpool
Never in doubt. A super second half from the former winners as League One beats League Two in North Yorkshire.
Portsmouth 6-1 King's Lynn Town
League One promotion hopefuls Portsmouth put National League newcomers King's Lynn Town to the sword at Fratton Park.
It was the Linnets' first time in the FA Cup proper since they were reformed in 2010.
Two-time winners Pompey sealed a comfortable passage to the third round, with six different players finding the net for the hosts.
Harness sweeps home Pompey's fourth
Daniel Kemp (92 mins)
And from that free-kick, it's goal number four.
Daniel Kemp heads in from close range after Beryly Lubala had nodded into his path.
Harrogate 0-3 Blackpool
A true comedy of errors. Harrogate defender Kevin Lokko slips and allows Gary Madine to break free.
But Lokko drags him back when through on goal and referee James Oldham has no hesitation in sending him off.
Cheltenham 1-1 Crewe
After three minutes of injury time, the final whistle goes at the Jonny-Rocks Stadium.
We're heading for extra time!
League Two Cheltenham still have hopes of pulling off an upset.
Robins defender Charlie Raglan headed a corner narrowly wide for the hosts right at the death. It was a big chance to win it!
Bradford 1-2 Oldham
We've still got five minutes left in Bradford's tie with Oldham.
Bantams boss Stuart McCall is barking orders from the touchline. The hosts just need one moment of quality to force extra time.
Cheltenham 1-1 Crewe
Good save by Crewe keeper Will Jaaskelainen with two minutes left.
He dives to his right to tip Tom Sang's long-range effort behind for a corner.
Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel (85 mins)
Put Blackpool down for a place in the third round.
A classic counter and Jordan Lawrence-Gabriel makes it three for the Seasiders, tapping in after Demetri Mitchell had struck the post.
Cheltenham 1-1 Crewe
George Lloyd sends a header into the hands of the Crewe keeper.
That opening came after Liam Sercombe had a shot saved.
Moments later Charlie Kirk drags an effort narrowly wide of the Robins goal.
The forward really should have hit the target. Are we bound for extra time?
Image source, Rex FeaturesBradford 1-2 Oldham
It is very wet and windy at Valley Parade.
The hosts are on top and searching for an equaliser. But Oldham have defended brilliantly so far.
It's worth recapping the scores as we enter the closing stages.
As it stands, League Two Exeter's win at League One Gillingham on Saturday is the only thing resembling a shock.
Told you something was brewing.
Jordy Hiwula (80 mins)
Pompey make it six as substitute Jordy Hiwula cuts in from the left flank and curls a right-footed shot home.
There's been a gulf in class between the two sides today.
Believe us when we say hardly anything has happened in any of our games for the past five minutes.
Definitely the calm before the storm. About ten to go.
Less than 20 minutes to go in most of our ties. We're expecting some late FA Cup drama.
Remember, there are no replays today, straight to extra time and penalties.
Ellis Harrison pen (72 mins)
Those faint hopes of a comeback are immediately extinguished.
Pompey restore their four-goal lead from the penalty spot as Ellis Harrison sends Archie Mair the wrong way.
Cameron Pring was the man fouled in the box.