Joe Ironside works onto Jubril Okedina's ball into the box but his header is dealt with by Curzon Ashton keeper Chris Renshaw.

Good stuff from the visitors.

Pete Wild
Barrow manager on BBC Radio Manchester

Wrexham are a well-organised and well-drilled side that's full of experience and which has controlled the game from start to finish.

They are deservedly through to the next round. Oldham have huffed and puffed but haven't really had a threat.

Curzon Ashton forced to defend as Cambridge look to take control with an early goal.

Sam Smith tries his luck with a shot which is well blocked by Devon Matthews.

Andy Morrell
Ex-Wrexham striker and manager on BBC Radio Wales

I've seen a fully complete performance from Wrexham today. They haven't looked troubled at the back in the past couple of games and going forward they look like they can create goals and score goals from set-pieces and open play.

That's a really good basis for them to go on and do well in the National League.

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All over at the Racecourse and Wrexham progress through to the FA Cup second round at the expense of Oldham.

A comfortable performance from the hosts with Paul Mullin's brace sending them through.

Curzon Ashton forced into an early change against Cambridge.

Connor Dimaio replaces Ryan Hall with just 20 minutes on the clock.

Three minutes added on at the Racecourse.

An assured performance by Wrexham.

Curzon Ashton keeping their early pressure on Cambridge.

Connor Hampson sees a shot blocked as they win two successive corners.

Tom O'Connor break into the box and tries to find Wrexham's fourth goal against Oldham.

But Latics keeper Jayson Leutwiler makes the save.

James Brophy puts in a ball towards Harvey Knibbs as Cambridge get their first chance on goal.

But he can't divert his shot on target from close range.

Another set of changes.

Kai Evans comes on for Paul Mullin as Wrexham withdraw their talismanic striker. Liam McAlinden also comes on for the hosts in place of Callum McFadzean.

Oldham, meanwhile, bring on Benny Couto for Hallam Hope.

Yellow card for Cambridge early on after Harrison Dunk brings down Will Hayhurst from behind as Curzon break.

The hosts win a free-kick which is easily claimed by U's keeper Will Mannion.

Pete Wild
Barrow manager on BBC Radio Manchester

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Wrexham have been clinical today. They have been clinical in front of goal, clinical in the way they have played and have been by far the better side.

Bright start from Curzon Ashton.

Craig Mahon does well to play through Josh Hancock as they press Cambridge early on but the flag goes up.

So close to a fourth!

Paul Mullin almost gets his hat-trick as Tom O'Connor puts a superb low ball across the face of the Oldham goal but as he slides in the ball just evades him.

Wrexham call for a penalty as John Rooney brings down Bryce Hosanah on the edge of the box.

Nothing doing.

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The FA Cup first round action continues!

Curzon Ashton and Cambridge get today's second tie under way.

Another change for Oldham.

Timmy Abraham comes off and is replaced by Conor Carty.

Meanwhile, Wrexham bring off Sam Dalby and Elliot Lee and bring on Ollie Palmer and Tom O'Connor.

Pete Wild
Barrow manager on BBC Radio Manchester

Oldham have got to try to weather this storm for the next 10 minutes.

They have got to play for themselves now, play for the football club and make sure this doesn't get any worse.

Paul Mullin is hungry for a birthday hat-trick.

He tries his luck from long range but Oldham keeper Jayson Leutwiler makes the save.