And it's Hartlepool who lead at Wycombe! Mark Cullen is on target again for the visitors.

A long way to go in that one, though...

Solihull want a penalty! Adam Rooney looks set to reach a bouncing ball first but he falls to the floor under a clumsy-looking challenge on the edge of the box. Despite the appeals of the home crowd, the referee isn't interested.

Bristol Rovers have come out flying after the break and taken the lead almost immediately against Oxford thanks to Sam Finley's opener.

A really well-worked goal by Argyle, which came slightly against the run of play.

Panutche Camara did really well to win the ball back in midfield before breaking with Ryan Hardie - the pair played a quick pass before the Guinea-Bissau midfielder played in Jordan Garrick who fired home from the edge of the box.

Callum Lang delivers a low cross from the right but Gwion Edwards can't get the ball out from under his feet in time and Solihull whack it clear.

The danger isn't gone, though, and Ryan Boot is forced to recover after spilling a shot with Charlie Wyke threatening to steal in.

What a save!

Oldham should really be in front but Davis Keillor-Dunn's effort is palmed away by Ipswich goalkeeper Christian Walton, after a neat pull-back from Dylan Fage on the right.

He should have scored.

Charlie Wyke does well to get a long ball forward under control before teeing up a cross, but it's a strong Solihull Moors head that is first to the ball into the box.

Goals flying in around the grounds now.

This one has gone to Rochdale and it's 20-year-old Josh Andrews who has put them in front.

Rochdale have not lost in the FA Cup when taking the lead since 2013. Ominous for County...

So far, so good as far as the hosts are concerned, you'd have to say. One shot apiece, and the National League side have certainly gone closest.

Good work by Lois Maynard on Solihull Moors' right ends Wigan's latest foray.

Cambridge United have only had one shot, but it's hit the back of the net!

It's a first goal of the season for Harvey Knibbs and puts the home side ahead against Northampton.

Tom Pearce can't control the ball as it's switched over to his left flank - to the delight of the home crowd.

Wigan come again but Solihull boot the ball clear and set up an opportunity to counter, though it results in a comfortable catch for Latics keeper Jamie Jones. Good contest so far.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

Wednesday have had the better of the chances in the opening minutes here at Home Park.

Florian Kamberi forced a good save from Michael Cooper before setting up Jaden Brown whose strike from the edge of the box was headed clear by Dan Scarr.

A first real opportunity for Solihull Moors - and they very nearly make it count!

The National League side enjoy a good spell in the Wigan half and it results in Kyle Storer driving a shot narrowly over the bar. Great effort!

There's been a goal at Cheltenham!

And it's defender Matthew Pollock who has put the hosts in front, they lead Gillingham after 10 minutes.

There's a break in play as Moors skipper Kyle Storer receives some treatment.

We're still waiting for our first FA Cup goal of the night. It's a matter of time, surely...

The pressure builds around the Solihull Moors penalty area. The hosts deal with an initial ball into the box and Gwion Edwards tries to produce a cross from the left, but he's forced back.

A poor clearance rolls into the path of Gwion Edwards but the Wigan midfielder sees his shot quickly closed down. Solihull Moors can't afford too many sloppy errors like that this evening - but that was well dealt with in the end.

Meanwhile, it's half-time at Bristol Rovers in their replay against Oxford United.

It remains goalless.

Wigan, wearing red this evening, begin by attempting to build patiently from the back but Solihull Moors are happy to deal with a couple of early attempts to launch the ball upfield.

Away we go around the grounds for our 10 19:45 games!

Who will make it through to the second round of the FA Cup?

It's a sell-out at Damson Park, where Solihull Moors have forced Wigan Athletic back to the Midlands. Now, can Neal Ardley's side pull off a huge shock in front of their home support? It's time to find out!