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That's as far as we go here tonight.

All five of the EFL sides managed to get through their replays against non-league opposition to reach the second round of the FA Cup.

Derby thumped Torquay 5-0, AFC Wimbledon saw off Weymouth 3-1 and Gillingham squeezed past Fylde 1-0.

Hartlepool and Cambridge needed penalties to get past Solihull and Curzon Ashton respectively.

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The two non-league sides took their more illustrious hosts the distance, after 210 minutes of action couldn’t separate them, spot-kicks were needed, but it’s the Football League sides who will take their place in round two.

Alex Reid... beats Ben Killip and keeps Moors alive.

Joe Grey, to win it for Pools... fires home.

Hartlepool are into round two to face Harrogate Town.

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Connor Dimaio has his effort saved and Cambridge are through to the second round!

The U's will host League Two Grimsby in the next round.

Joey Jones, wrong-foots Ben Killip to make it 2-2.

Jake Hastie for Pools... squirms under the keeper but over the line.

Ben Coker... beats Ben Killip to his right. Moors are on the board.

Theo Robinson for Pools, awaiting his first goal for the club... finds the top corner.

Josh Kelly is second up for Moors... short run-up, poor penalty and saved easily by Ben Killip.

David Ferguson for Pools, he's put it over too. Still 1-0 to the League Two side.

Joshua Hancock hammers his effort over the bar.

Solihull's Kyle Storer goes first but slips and fires the ball over the bar into the away fans.

Nicky Featherstone steps up first for Hartlepool... scores.

We're going to penalties.... 210 minutes couldn't separate League Two Hartlepool and National League Solihull Moors.

Which side hosts Harrogate in the second round will be decided on spot-kicks.

And we will have penalties to decide who will go through to the second round after a brilliant display from the non-league side.

The winner of this shoot out will host Grimsby in round two.

Josh Kelly has a golden chance to win it for the visitors, racing through on the Pools goal, only to miss the target.

Mark Johnson

BBC Radio Cambridgeshire commentator

If it goes on much longer, Accrington Stanley will be turning up.

Accrington are Cambridge's next opponents on Saturday...

The visitors are still pressing, this time Lloyd Jones needs to make a vital block to keep The Nash at bay.