There's a fair bit of hoofball going on at the minute at Rodney Parade.

At times it's seemed like the two goalkeepers are just booting the ball to each other.

Not much to report on in the first 10 minutes, let me tell you.

Dave Fletcher
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Parsons pounced after Burton failed to clear the danger and it's 3-1. It shows how important that third goal from Kamwa was, they still have a two-goal cushion.

Newport win a free-kick on halfway after Korey Smith was penalised for a pretty blatant handball.

Derby are forced to give away a corner after it's sent into the box. It's played short but David McGoldrick puts it out for a throw-in to the hosts.

Newport work it back into the box but eventually Derby clear their lines.

Ed Hadwin
Commentator on BBC Radio Bristol

The Boreham Wood fans are enjoying themselves. This not might be as famous a victory as their FA Cup win at Bournemouth last season but it would still be a significant scalp against a Rovers team who had only lost one game in their previous 12 before this afternoon.

Dave Fletcher
BBC Radio Derby Sport

Bobby Kamwa got a goal last week and he's got another this week. It was a hard, low cross into the six-yard box and they are very difficult to deal with for defenders of any stature, let alone National League South.

Burton have one foot in the hat, if you know what I mean...

We're under way at Rodney Parade.

Newport have a fair bit of recent FA Cup pedigree, but can the Exiles knock out Derby?

Chippenham are having a right go now.

This time Will Tizzard forces Ben Garratt into a save in the Burton goal with a header.

An early goal for them in this half will put the Brewers on edge.

The home side want a penalty as Aaron Collins goes to ground in the box but nothing doing.

Looks like those changes have had the desired effect for the non-league side.

Jordan Young forces a save from Ben Garratt in the home goal with a decent effort from inside the area.

And Bristol Rovers have made FOUR changes at the break.

I've heard some talk that there had been an illness in the Rovers camp this week so that might explain why they were quite so lacklustre in that first 45 minutes.

The non-league side have made a triple change at the break as they seek to find a way back into this tie.

Eddie Jones, Alefe Santos and Tom Mehew are all on in place of Caine Bradbury, Harrison Minturn and Callum Gunner.

We're back under way at Bristol Rovers and at Burton Albion.

Can Boreham Wood hold out for another famous FA Cup win against the Pirates?

Is there any way back into the game for National League South strugglers Chippenham at the Pirelli Stadium?

It's League Two v League One in our 15:15 GMT game, as Newport, who have caused bigger sides problems in the cup at Rodney Parade in recent seasons, welcome Derby County.

The Rams needed a replay to get past National League side Torquay in round one go this is no gimme for Paul Warne's side.

If you're catching up on today's FA Cup action, Fleetwood Town booked their place in the third round with a narrow win at Ebbsfleet at lunchtime.

Ged Garner got the only goal for Scott Brown's side to ensure their place in Monday's draw.

Ed Hadwin
Commentator on BBC Radio Bristol

There is a lot of talking that needs to be done at the break if Bristol Rovers are to get back into this one.

There are cheers from small band of away fans and boos from the home fans.

Bristol Rovers have been sucked into playing Boreham Wood's game and they are doing it better than Rovers.

Rovers have had lots of possession but have done nothing with it.

Dave Fletcher
BBC Radio Derby Sport

It's been a very good first-half for Burton Albion. They've had 11 shots, five of them on target, but they have a couple of goals which is the important thing.

So far, so good League One Burton.

The home side are cruising in this one to be fair and it could be a lot more than two but for some tight offside calls and a good save from Chippenham goalkeeper Will Henry.

As it is, the Brewers lead the National League South outfit through well-taken strikes from Jonny Smith and Deji Oshilaja.

Long way back for the non-league outfit.

The shock is on again for Boreham Wood!

The National League side, who reached the fifth round last season, are two to the good at League One Bristol Rovers and are good value for it too.

Will Evans and David Stephens have claimed the goal and the visitors have come close to a third as well.

I would imagine Rovers boss Joey Barton is going to have some PRETTY strong words for his charges at the interval.