Big moment in this game.

Derby's Louie Sibley's boot is very high and catches Tom Lapslie on the head.

It's not deliberate but he certainly catches the Torquay man and it's a painful one.

It's only yellow - he's a bit lucky to get away with it to be honest.

Curzon push James Brophy's effort out for a corner.

It's sent into the box by Cambridge and the ball falls to Harvey Knibbs but the hosts swiftly clear their lines.

Curzon Ashton have once again come close to taking the lead against Cambridge.

Craig Mahon plays the ball to Connor Dimaio who fires towards goal but his effort is blocked.

The visitors could do with calming this one down.

Marc Edworthy
Former Derby defender on BBC Radio Derby

Derby have got to keep cool, they are the team to beat. Sometimes in these games you can get frustrated and drop down to their level, that's no disrespect to Torquay.

They have got to keep the game plan as technically they are better.

They need to keep the ball moving quickly and if you do that you don't get kicked and tackled.

Great work from Gulls forward Aaron Jarvis.

The striker goes on a marauding run and just as the ball appears to be getting away from him he wins a hard-earned corner off a defender.

Unfortunately, the subsequent set-piece comes to nothing.

Encouragement for the hosts though.

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We are back under way at the Tameside.

Curzon Ashton get the second half going.

First opening and it goes Derby's way.

Nathaniel Mendez-Laing gets down the flank and crosses to Lewis Dobbin but he can't keep his effort down on the volley.

It looks like being a proper old cup tie this.

Plenty of robust challenges going in early on, the wind is swirling, there are worries that the pitch might cut up.

Let's hope we're in a for a bit of fun this afternoon!

After a minute's silence in memory of the fallen, the whistle blows on the south coast and we're under way in the final FA Cup first round fixture of Sunday afternoon.

Steve Eyre
Former Rochdale boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Cambridge are proving they are the full-time professional outfit in terms of the shape, their build-up play and they have been heavier in possession.

But in terms of the chances, I think Curzon will think theirs have been greater and easier to finish than Cambridge's.

It's a dead level game but it will be gnawing away at Curzon that they should be 1-0 up at least.

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The first half is all over.

Not much in the way of chances but Connor Dimaio came closest for Curzon Ashton on the verge of the break.

Cambridge will want a goal early doors in the second half.

How are Curzon Ashton not going into the break on top?!

Substitute Connor Dimaio is open in the box and somehow fires over the crossbar.

What a let off for Cambridge!

A break in play as Tom Peers receives treatment.

It comes after he was tackled by Ibsen Rossi. Not long left in the first half, here.

Doug Shulman
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire summariser

United have had lots of possession but haven't made it count and that Curzon backline has held firm so far.

Cambridge break on the counter and Harvey Knibbs strikes.

But his effort from inside the box is off target and Curzon Ashton survive.

Here's how the two sides line up in the third and final FA Cup first round game of the afternoon.

Gary Johnson's side are skippered by Asa Hall, while the experienced Dean Moxey plays against his former side.

Paul Warne makes one change to his Derby side, and it's an enforced one as Will Osula comes into replace David McGoldrick who is ill and did not travel.

Midfield maestro Conor Hourihane is on the bench after missing the last game through suspension.

Meanwhile at the other end, Cambridge try and force an opener.

Paul Digby picks up the ball and strikes from long range but Curzon Ashton keeper Chris Renshaw gets down to push his shot away.

Doug Shulman
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire summariser

Despite all the possession United have had, Curzon have had their moments, especially on the counter-attack.

Curzon Ashton really should be a goal up here.

Tom Peers wins the ball and drives into the box and pulls back to Josh Hancock who curls over the bar.

A let off for Cambridge.

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On paper this looks like a tall order for a Torquay side sitting bottom of the National League.

They're up against a Derby team who were playing in the Championship last season and boasting several players with Premier League experience in their ranks.

Torquay's record in the FA Cup isn't great either, having lost their last six matches in the competition, with their last appearance a 6-5 defeat to Crawley Town in November 2020 - the first time an FA Cup game has ever ended in that scoreline.

But this is where the old magic of the cup comes in - Gary Johnson and Torquay fans will be hoping anyway - and they do come into the game on the back of a confidence-boosting 6-1 win over Aldershot last Tuesday.

This is the first meeting between Torquay and Derby in any competition and it is the first time that the Rams have competed at this stage of the FA Cup since the 1985-86 season.

Derby boss Paul Warne has promised to put out the strongest side that he can and the 65-place gap in the pyramid may be too much for Torquay this afternoon - but the beauty of this competition is that you can never take progress to the next round for granted.