Well that's just about where we leave you after a thrilling day in the FA Cup jam-packed with upsets across the board.

We've got more action in the competition to bring you tomorrow as eight more teams aim to reach the third-round stage.

But for now, thank you for joining us.

There are four more ties to come on Sunday, with the possibility of more cupsets to come.

Here's what's on the agenda:

• Rochdale v Plymouth (12:15 GMT)
• Colchester v Wigan (12:30)
• Kidderminster v Halifax (16:00)
• Salford v Chesterfield (17:15)

Then on Monday Boreham Wood host St Albans City in the final tie of the round, guaranteeing that there will two non-league sides in the third round, which will be drawn on Monday.

And the answer to that question turned out to be 'YES!'

National League Yeovil will be in Monday's draw for the third round of the FA Cup thanks to Charlie Wakefield's second-half strike.

Yeovil Town's Dan Moss told BBC Sport:

"It's a massive result and more of a team performance and everyone dug in deep.

"[On his goal-saving block] I just thought I'd get my body in the way. The other lads have to put it in the goal so it's not just me.

"Granty is a great keeper and he's helped us out quite a bit. It's class from him."

Yeovil Town goalscorer Charlie Wakefield told BBC Sport:

"Some of us got excited in the last round and one more step and we're through and now we're into the draw.

"Maybe one of the Premiership teams or something like that would be good.

"I'm thankful to the gaffer to give me the opportunity and when you've got a smile on your face you're going to play your best football.

"The manager always says to me to just strike the ball and that's what I was able to do. I'm delighted."

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UPSET COMPLETE.

Yeovil have done it! They've seen out a memorable FA Cup win as the National League side see off League Two opposition thanks to Charlie Wakefield's stunning second-half strike.

Not the start to life at Stevenage that Paul Tisdale will have hoped for, but his side are out and Yeovil will be in the hat for the third-round.

Charlie Wakefield comes off for Alex Bradley.

The Yeovil goalscorer has made quite the impact tonight with an absolutely stunning goal.

Surely that's going to be enough to send them through.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Two

Since Yeovil have gone in front Stevenage haven't offered enough and haven't really troubled Yeovil. That's due to the momentum change after Yeovil scored as the old adage goals change games rings true.

Four minutes added on to this match.

Dale Gorman chests down the ball about 40 yards out and tries his luck with an audacious low strike that fails to trouble Stevenage goalkeeper Adam Smith.

Stevenage choose to play a corner short and eventually Bradley Barry can't quite get a clear header onto a cross into the box and it sails away for a Yeovil goal kick.

The hosts are holding on so far.

Some good stuff from Yeovil in the closing stages here as they work it well on the riht flank.

Matt Worthington puts in a speculative ball after the hosts do well to keep it alive but it flies across the face of goal.

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10 minutes left on the clock and 10 minutes left for Stevenage to salvage something from this tie.

Paul Tisdale will want to avoid being knocked out by lower league opposition in one of his first games in charge.

Meanwhile, Reuben Reid comes on for Yeovil as Sonny Blu Lo-Everton comes off.

Closing in on the last 10 minutes. Can National League Yeovil hold on to Charlie Wakefield's fine strike?

Big throw-in into the Stevenage box from Tom Knowles and the visitors fail to deal with it and the ball rolls into the path of Dale Gorman.

However, his first time shot goes about 50 metres high and wide.

Bradley Barry and Arthur Read coming on now for Stevenage as the visitors make a double change.

Elliott Osborne and Jamie Reid the two to make way.

Meanwhile, Luke Wilkinson goes into the book for Yeovil for putting a wayward foot in.

Bit of head tennis going on in midfield as both sides scramble to win the ball.

There's a cracking atmosphere brewing here too. Shaping up to be an entertaining finale as it stands.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Two

It's a brilliant save by Smith. His right foot just sticks out enough to stop the ball nestling inside the post.

Yeovil make a change now as Tom Knowles replaces Adi Yussuf.

Just under 25 minutes left for Yeovil to maintain their lead against Stevenage.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Two

What a challenge that is by Moss. It's a brilliant tackle that's stopped an almost certain goal.

That's better from Stevenage. Elliott Osborne is in space and plays a lovely ball across the face of goal.

Elliott List and Jamie Reid are both awaiting the delivery but it's well dealt with by Yeovil's Daniel Moss.

And soon after Grant Smith puts in a fantastic save to stop Reid who's one-on-one in front of goal.