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That's it for our coverage of today's FA Cup second-round ties.

Five of the nine matches needed extra-time, and one had to be settled via a penalty shoot-out.

League Two Stevenage dumped out League One leaders Hull on spot-kicks.

Crawley also pulled off an upset, while eighth-tier Marine recorded a giant-killing to make it to the third round draw.

Those clubs will learn their fate tomorrow evening.

Canvey Island host Boreham Wood at 19:45 GMT in the final second-round match on Monday. Do join us for that one.

If you are just joining us, eighth-tier Marine are into the third round for the second time in their history.

Niall Cummins was the hero, with a 120th-minute winner.

Read the match report by clicking the link below.

@torontolions: Ah, the #FACup, external. Wonder how many friends the locals will invite over if Marine have a big 3rd round tie at home? (Covid restrictions allowing, of course).

Plenty of residents with houses backing onto Marine's pitch enjoyed that giant-killing.

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So, Marine of the Northern Premier Division One North West will be in the hat for the third round draw tomorrow six.

Captain Niall Cummins said he didn't want a Premier League top-six side away from home.

The big boys might not fancy a trip to Rossett Park either.

Can fellow eighth-tier side Canvey Island join the Mariners in the next round when they host Boreham Wood tomorrow night?

Marine get the champagne out on the pitch as the players start to celebrate.

There will be quite the party after this one.

Marine endure three minutes of added time.

Niall Cummins' 120th-minute goal puts Marine through to the third round for just the second time in their history.

The eighth-tier part-timers dump 10-man Havant & Waterlooville of National League South out of the Cup.

Two minutes of added time went up on the board, but it took a minute for the match to restart.

Still time for another booking as Havant's Josh Taylor mistimes a challenge.

Free-kick to Marine inside the visitors' half.

Marine get players forward but Niall Cummins over-hits his cross.

The hosts get a corner instead. Hawks forward Tommy Wright heads it away.

Visiting keeper Ross Worner then makes another save as a header deflect into his hands off a defender.

Can anyone write their way into Marine or Havant history?

Five minutes plus stoppages left before a penalty shoot-out.

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The smattering of locals in their back gardens are witnessing a pretty tense cup tie.

Marine deal with a Hawks corner and the klaxons continue to sound.

The bookings are piling up.

Havant forward Tommy Wright leaves a bit on Jay Devine.

Ten minutes are left before penalties. There haven't been too many chances in extra-time.

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Brilliant block by Marine defender David Raven denies Havant a sight at goal.

Off we go.

Ten-man Havant are hanging in there against the eighth-tier Marine.

Both sides are looking a bit leggy.

A final chance for the managers to inspire their players, with a penalty shoot-out looming in 15 minutes.

Things aren't coming off for Marine in the final third.

Momodou Touray has an angled shot saved by visiting keeper Ross Worner. It was a bit of a tame effort.

Havant may be a man down, but it hasn't shown so far in extra time.

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Havant get a free-kick just outside the Marine area on the right.

George McLennan's cross was handled by Josh Solomon-Davies.

This is a really good position for the visitors, but Bayleigh Passant palms away the set-piece delivery.

Marine haven't had a competitive match for three weeks after the Northern Premier Division One North West season was paused because of the national lockdown.

Havant have also had a couple of games called off because of coronavirus cases.

Marine's Jay Devine picks up a booking, and three players on each side have now been cautioned.