33 fixtures in FA Cup first round on Saturday
Seventh-tier Alvechurch win at League One Cheltenham
Sixth-tier Chippenham beat League One Lincoln
Sixth-tier King's Lynn & Farnborough win at League Two sides
League One Forest Green beat seventh-tier South Shields
Forest Green's Wickham scores goal from halfway line
Charlton 0-0 Coalville
Still goalless at The Valley, where 2,000 Coalville fans are making themselves heard.
The League One hosts are perhaps unsurprisingly taking the early initiative and Jayden Stockley has drawn an early save from the keeper.
Cheltenham 0-0 Alvechurch
First shot on target of the match and it goes the way of the Robins.
Ryan Jackson's long throw picks out Caleb Taylor and forces Dan Jezeph in the Alvechurch goal to make his first save of the match.
Chippenham 0-0 Lincoln
Moments after Alex Bray's free-kick clipped the bar for Lincoln, Caine Bradbury forces a save at the other end from Jordan Wright after Luke Russe's shot was deflected wide for a corner. End to end stuff early on.
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Armando Dobra (14 mins)
Cup upset klaxon alert!
Chesterfield, third in the National League, are ahead against League Two Northampton thanks to midfielder Armando Dobra.
How much would this rank as an upset?
Lewis Warrington (14 mins)
Fleetwood boss Scott Brown won the Scottish Cup six times in his storied career at Celtic.
This is his first experience of the English version and he's just seen Lewis Warrington put the Cod Army in front.
Will Grigg (13 mins)
It's gone from bad to worse for Taunton Town, who find themselves 2-0 down after only 13 minutes.
Daniel Harvie sends a low cross into the box which Will Grigg puts in the back of the net.
Taunton will need to settle things quickly otherwise at this pace the scoreline could become a chasm.
Cheltenham 0-0 Alvechurch
James Olayinka has Cheltenham's first real shot at goal of the match so far, although his effort curls wide and it's deflected out for a corner.
First signs of danger from the League One side
Burton 0-0 Needham Market
Only six minutes gone in this one, no goals yet, but we do need a replacement corner flag after one of the visiting players snapped one in his successful attempts to prevent a corner.
Diego De Girolamo (5 pen)
It's National League North against Southern Premier League South in Derbyshire.
And the Bucks have an early lead thanks to Diego De Girolamo's penalty.
One thing we can guarantee, whatever the weather where you are, it will be colder and wetter in Buxton!
Ayoub Assal (5 mins)
It's a tricky trip down to Dorset to face National League South opposition for the Dons but Ayoub Assal will have settled a few nerves with this early goal.
Aaron Randell (5 mins)
The highest ranked team in the FA Cup first round are ahead. Aaron Randell with the opening goal for the League One leaders.
Jordan Shipley (2 mins)
'Keep it tight, don't give anything away early doors'.
That will be roughly the message for any lower division teams playing at higher ranked clubs.
York must not have heard that message as Jordan Shipley has put Shrewsbury in front.
Image source, Getty ImagesDawson Devoy (6 mins)
The best possible start for MK Dons who take just six minutes to go one goal up and it's thanks to Dawson Devoy, with his first goal for the club.
It comes from a free-kick just outside the box, which Devoy steps up for and subsequently sends the ball straight into the net.
MK Dons 0-0 Taunton Town
Taunton win a free-kick and get a chance to send the ball into the MK Dons box inside the first minute of the match.
The League One team's defence holds firm though and they clear the danger.
Shaun Whalley (2 mins)
Shaun Whalley of Accrington Stanley takes the honours of first goal in the FA Cup 3pm kick-offs.
He puts the League One side up away to League Two Crawley.
#bbcfacup
Here we go, we're up and running in all 30 of our remaining FA Cup ties this afternoon.
Let's see what surprises might be in store.
Image source, Rex FeaturesTwo minutes to go until 30 games kick off.
How many shocks are we going to get?
Shrewsbury Town v York City (15:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesLittle over two years ago Maziar Kouhyar thought his dreams of making it as a professional footballer were over.
He was working in a fast-food restaurant with his playing career seemingly over after a serious knee injury ended his time with Walsall.
"Football is physically hard but you don't mind because you love it. But working at KFC was draining because you're constantly working," Kouhyar - the first Afghanistan-born footballer to play professionally in the Britain, told BBC Sport.
"I was at a stage where I hadn't played football for so long and I had to find work and earn some money.
"Mentally I was in a very tough place. All I ever wanted to do was play football."
Gateshead v Stevenage (15.00 GMT)
Image source, Dan McCarthyYou could be forgiven for thinking this is a picture from Eastern Europe in the build-up to a mid-afternoon Thursday kick-off in some far flung land.
No, it's the International Stadium at Gateshead. Ideal for athletics, less so for football, but Gateshead will hope to find inspiration there this evening.
Level on points at the bottom with Torquay in the National League, they must try and forget about that as they welcome League Two Stevenage up to the North East.
Bolton 0-2 Barnsley
A dream half for Barnsley. A bad one for Bolton. An own goal and Adam Phillips' excellent second has the visitors in real control.
Can the Trotters find something in the second half to keep them in the FA Cup?