Corner for Oxford late in the first half... but Rovers deal with it well.

On the evidence of this opening 45 minutes, this one could be going the distance.

Hartlepool and Wycombe will go at it again in the FA Cup this evening after a 2-2 first-round draw at Victoria Park. Pools led twice only to be pegged back by the Chairboys, who sit a division above in League One.

Not long until we get under way in 10 more FA Cup replays...

National League side Solihull Moors held League One Wigan to a goalless draw in the North West 10 days ago and the non-league outfit will now be hoping to cause a huge upset against the 2013 FA Cup winners on home soil tonight.

Wigan Athletic sit second in League One, 54 places above Solihull Moors in the football pyramid, and Latics boss Leam Richardson is expecting "a good atmosphere" and a "really good FA Cup tie" this evening.

“They are very well organised, very well structured, really well coached. I think at every level of football nowadays it is a competitive level," Richardson said.

“If we perform well we will have a good chance of winning, if we don’t then we will be on our back foot a little bit.

"It is up to us to respect each and every game like we do, and Tuesday will be no different."

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Oxford have definitely grown into this game. They couldn't get a touch on the ball in the opening 15 minutes but now look more likely to make something happen. That said, the hosts are hunting down every ball...

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The atmosphere is starting to build here at Home Park as Sheffield Wednesday prepare to take on Plymouth Argyle.

The hosts go into this tie top of League One having not lost a game in the third tier since the the opening day.

They face a Wednesday side who were beaten 3-0 here just over two months ago - but they became the first side since the start of August to stop the Pilgrims from scoring when they drew 0-0 at Hillsborough in the first tie last week.

A local-ish derby this one that served up a cracker in the first game, as Stevenage scored two goals in three second-half minutes to earn a replay against MK Dons.

MK Dons head over the Herts border looking for a route into the second round tonight.

Great chance for Oxford.

Rovers give the ball away at the back and Daniel Agyei is away - he eyes up the chance, then looks for a team-mate but can't make his mind up and is eventually ushered away from goal by the retreating home defence.

Have a dig!

National League side Altrincham had to produce a late comeback from two goals down to secure a replay against National League North side Gateshead. The visitors struck back through Marcus Dinanga after 83 minutes, before captain Jake Moult equalised in the fifth minute of injury-time.

Little possession, but the best chance of the game so far for Oxford!

Mark Sykes wriggles free inside the area, shifts the ball on to his right foot and looks to find the bottom corner, but Rovers goalkeeper James Belshaw gets down well to palm it behind.

Bristol Rovers are dominating possession, in fact they'd had 85% of it after the opening 15 minutes, but there's nothing to show for it for the hosts so far.

National League North side Gateshead retain the same starting XI that began the first game between the sides, which ended 2-2. Altrincham have Tony Thompson in goal in place of Matthew Gould as they make four changes.

Northampton and Cambridge played out an an entertaining 2-2 draw in their meeting at Sixfields. League One Cambridge twice responded to falling behind against their League Two opposition, with Conor Masterson's finish midway through the second-half proving enough to earn a replay.

It's three changes for Northampton while Cambridge goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov is set to make his 100th appearance for the club.

No real chances for either side so far, though Mark Sykes does go over in the Rovers box and there's the faintest appeal for a penalty - nothing doing for Oxford.

Ipswich, who have not won an FA Cup match at home since January 2009, are making the trip to Oldham after being held 1-1 in the first game at Portman Road. Here's how that one panned out...

Dylan Fage returns for Oldham but there are wholesale changes for Ipswich from the first game, with only four of the original starting line-up named in their XI tonight.

Couple of tasty challenges flying in early on and Oxford's Herbie Kane is going to find himself in the book for a tackle from behind - let them know you're there, and all that...