That's where I leave you for now.

We had the strong winds and tin foil cups, but high-flying Ipswich just had that bit too much for non-league Bracknell in the end.

Congratulations to Alvechurch, Chippenham, Farnborough, Grimsby (and others) for their FA Cup shocks this weekend - we'll be back with coverage of round two from Friday, 25 November.

You can read my colleague Paul Grunill's developing match report below...

Here's confirmation of the FA Cup second-round draw, which took place earlier this evening.

The winners from these ties could face the likes of Manchester City, Liverpool and Arsenal in round three.

Stuart Ainsley
Former Ipswich Town youth player on BBC Radio Suffolk

"Going forward, Ipswich had a bit more quality in the final third, and their fitness showed through in the final half hour. A good workout and they won pretty convincingly in the end."

Ipswich eventually show why they're ranked 105 places higher than Bracknell in the English league pyramid.

But the Southern League Premier Division South side gave their visitors a run for their money for more than an hour.

An own goal broke the deadlock, with further goals from Freddie Ladapo and Panutche Camara ensuring it will be Ipswich who host sixth-tier Buxton in round two.

This will be just a third FA Cup win in 24 ties for Ipswich.

For Bracknell, it's an improvement on a 4-0 defeat by Lincoln in their previous first-round appearance - back in 2000.

It's gone a bit quiet at Bottom Meadow.

But Bracknell are still fighting as we wait for the official's board to go up.

Three minutes have been added.

Cameron English musters some energy to get down the left and win Bracknell a corner.

Before it's taken Ipswich bring on youngsters Gerard Buabo and Edwin Agbaje.

Speaking as a neutral, I'd love Bracknell to nab a consolation here.

For what they've brought to this tie I think it would be deserved.

Brenner Woolley
BBC Radio Suffolk sport commentator

"Ipswich should be able to see this out fairly comfortably now."

Ashley Lodge brings the ball forward and his cross forces Ipswich to head behind.

It's a Bracknell corner.

Ipswich momentarily think they have a third but, as star man Kane Vincent-Young slots the ball home, the assistant referee's flag is up for offside.

Meanwhile, Gary Abisogun is down for Bracknell, who are about to make a couple changes.

Darryl Sanders replaces Abisogun and Joe Grant is also on, while Panutche Camara is off the bench for Ipswich.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

"It was a fantastic pass inside the full-back, great pace from the winger and he just put it on a plate."

Two changes for Ipswich.

Kayden Jackson and Dominic Ball are replaced by Conor Chaplin and Wales winger Wes Burns.

The visitors have a deep, deep squad.

Bracknell don't deserve to be behind based on this second half.

They've created half-chances and put Ipswich under sustained pressure - let's hope they carry on as they were despite going a goal down.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

"They'd just had an effort at the other end and 30 seconds later they're picking it out of their own net. They've just got to keep believing."

The good news is Bracknell keeper Michael Eacott is OK to continue, for now.