Danny Gabbidon
Former Cardiff and West Ham defender on BBC Two

Reeco Hackett is in acres of space.

Jay Mingi makes amends for his earlier error, setting Portsmouth on the counter attack.

A second Pompey booking of the evening.

Josh Koroma pulls down Ryan McLean and has his name taken down in the referee's book.

The visitors are rattled.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Cardiff and West Ham defender on BBC Two

We have lift-off at Edgar Street.

Fanstastic composure by Miles Storey to slot that away as he still had a lot to do.

A lot of thoughts can go through your mind in that one-on-one situation.

It's a really fantastic finish to stick the ball through the legs of the goalkeeper - so many players get into this position and panic, but he knew exactly what to do.

A worry for Portsmouth as Republic of Ireland international Ronan Curtis is down and receiving treatment.

It looked like he hurt his ankle in trying to avoid a tackle and it appears that his evening may be over.

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As befitting their status three divisions higher, Portsmouth are enjoying the majority of the possession.

But their form has not been great of late - seven points from the last seven games in League One.

They need a win tonight, not just to progress in this competition, but to restore some confidence for their league campaign.

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A first booking of the evening and a simple call for referee Seb Stocksbridge.

Portsmouth midfielder Jay Mingi takes out Harry Pinchard in a cynical foul. No doubts about that one.

Danny Gabbidon
Former Cardiff and West Ham defender on BBC Two

He has to be careful there, Colby Bishop.

I didn't think it was a penalty, or too much in it, but his arms were around the waist area of Tyrone Barnett.

There are a few appeals for a penalty from the home fans as a long free-kick is launched into the box and Colby Bishop tussles with veteran Hereford striker Tyrone Barnett.

No penalty given, no VAR at this level and we play on.

Hereford goalkeeper Dale Eve is tested far more here as Reeco Hackett tries his luck from just outside the D.

The left-foot curler is headed towards the top corner but Eve pushes it away - albeit with a hint of the dramatic.

A good save and definitely one for the TV cameras!

The 11th minute is greeted by all corners of Edgar Street with applause for the club's most famous wearer of the number 11 shirt.

Jim: If Pompey concede a free-kick 25 yards out then watch out for a Harry Pinchard special.

Thanks for the scout report, Jim - it seems the Hereford number 10 is one to watch...

One thing immediately obvious is the state of the Edgar Street pitch. It's an absolute carpet!

All a far cry from Ronnie Radford and the mud heap of 50 years ago!

Danny Gabbidon
Former Cardiff and West Ham defender on BBC Two

This is what the FA Cup is all about. Two teams with fantastic history.

Hereford will really fancy their chances, with Pompey not in great form.

There's a bumper crowd here at Edgar Street and they will really look to feed off that.

Portsmouth win an early corner. Clark Robertson's delivery is cleared to the edge of the box where Ryan Tunnicliffe volleys it goalwards and Connor Ogilvie gets a head to it but it's a comfortable save for Hereford goalkeeper Dale Eve.

The 'keeper will be pleased to get a nice early touch like that one.

The silence turned into applause. Fitting, really.

Now time for an FA Cup tie to savour. Portsmouth to get us under way.

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Both sets of players have gathered in the centre circle and before the match gets under way, we are going to have a minute's silence in memory of Hereford great Ronnie Radford.

Steve Burr was still part of the Hereford FC backroom team just two months ago as Bulls boss Josh Gowling's number two.

After two years as Gowling's deputy, the former Northwich Victoria, Kidderminster Harriers, Chester and Southport boss then opted to take the chance to become a manager in his own right again by taking on the job with Hednesford Town.

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Tonight Burr is back at Edgar Street as part of the BBC Hereford & Worcester commentary team to report on the Bulls' fortunes - hoping that Gowling might now have the same run of FA Cup success as a manager that he did as a player with Harriers under Burr eight seasons ago.

Harriers got to the fourth round that year, despite the club bizarrely sacking Burr just three days after holding Peterborough United to a 0-0 third-round draw at Aggborough.

Harriers went on to win the replay at London Road, before bowing out in the fourth round at Sunderland. But any such talk of round four is a long way off tonight. It's the Bulls against the Cowleys. And Gowling and Hereford are not yet looking anywhere near that far ahead.