Stevenage goalkeeper Taye Ashby-Hammond thinks quick and rushes off his line to cut out a searching diagonal ball.

He hasn't had much to do so far, but the hosts are showing a willingness to hit on the counter when they can.

You so often hear that the little fancied non-league sides in these sorts of ties aim to keep things tight early on to frustrate the opposition.

I'd say that King's Lynn have done that and some so far.

The hosts are forced into an early change.

Christian Oxdale-Chamberlain replaces Theo Widdrington after he picked up a knock.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Both teams are second in their respective divisions and have a huge air of confidence in what they can do and how they can play.

They will be playing front foot, won't be too worried about what other teams are doing to them and will take their game plan to the opposition. That's what we're seeing.

Jamie Reid wants a penalty!

The forward goes down in the box after being gifted the ball. Arms go up as Stevenage appeal for the spot-kick.

Replays show that Josh Coulson is a lucky man for not being punished. Very much looked a penalty.

Nick Bowler
BBC Radio Norfolk Sport

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Lynn will be reasonably satisfied with their performance so far.

One or two stray passes but they look comfortable in possession.

Jamie Reid has his hands on his head after some excellent defending in a one-on-one situation in the box sees him dispossessed.

The Stevenage man certainly saw that as a real chance to make an early impression on this game.

King's Lynn boss Tommy Widdrington is all arms and noise as he yells at his players after Stevenage sliced through them on the left.

While Jordan Roberts threatened to burst away, he was caught offside for the visitors.

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Another Stevenage corner, and again nothing doing for the visitors.

The BBC cameras turn to Steve Evans in the visitors' dugout and the boss has his arms crossed and looks very keen to bark an instruction or 10 at his players.

Stevenage with the game's first corner.

An in-swinger is plonked in the box from the right and is dealt with awkwardly. King's Lynn do enough to clear.

Stevenage move forward with intent for the first time.

It takes a clever clearance at the near post from Tyler Dent to clear the danger.

Two divisions and 48 places separate these two sides, but non-league King's Lynn are moving the ball nicely and are pressing early.

The hosts have a free kick out wide on the right. It's swung into the box, but Stevenage deal with the danger without much fuss.

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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

King's Lynn fans see the opportunity for the club.

It's such an exciting time and there is a sense of anticipation that they could make history.

King's Lynn fans are out in force and I have to say, the Walks Stadium is looking as absolute picture with the sun out.

And off we go!

The two teams have strolled out of the tunnel at The Walks Stadium.

We are just a few moment's from kick-off.

Have you heard the story about the dancer and the non-league hopefuls?

No? Well, then hit the play button above to watch the BBC Look East TV package previewing King's Lynn tie this afternoon.

Also, give Paul Grunill's great read about why today's game is very much a family affair for Strictly Come Dancing pro Kai Widdrington.

Spoiler, Kai's dad Tommy is the National League North team's manager and brother Theo plays in midfield.

Read the full story by clicking here.

The prolific Gold Omotayo start up from for King's Lynn, who are captain by Michael Clunan.

Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain, brother of Liverpool and England star Alex, is on the bench for the hosts.

Experienced forward Jordan Roberts returns for Stevenage, who make three changes from their draw at Grimsby. Arthur Read and Jamie Reid come in while Danny Rose, Jake Reeves and Saxon Earley drop to the bench.

The early kick-off at The Walks will be a veritable feast for the senses, and that's not just for those at the game itself.

At the BBC we have you covered.

Get eyes on the game, which is being broadcast on BBC One, iPlayer and available to stream at the top of this page.

You can listen across commentary on BBC Radio Norfolk, BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport app and website (again, at the top of the page).

And across this game and all other ties today, you can follow live text updates.

As mentioned, we start the day at The Walks Stadium where non-league side King's Lynn host League Two high-flyers Stevenage.

Oh, but that's not all on on the FA Cup second round menu today.

No, today we gorge.

It's the first of 15 ties, which finishes with Dagenham & Redbridge hosting Gillingham at 17:00 GMT.

The full list of ties, which are all 15:00 GMT unless stated, are:

• King's Lynn v Stevenage (12:45 GMT)
• Accrington v Barnet
• AFC Wimbledon v Chesterfield
• Barnsley v Crewe
• Cambridge v Grimsby
• Charlton v Stockport
• Forest Green v Alvechurch
• Hartlepool v Harrogate
• Oxford v Exeter
• Portsmouth v MK Dons
• Sheffield Wednesday v Mansfield
• Shrewsbury v Peterborough
• Walsall v Carlisle
• Wrexham v Farnborough (15:15 GMT)
• Dagenham v Gillingham (17:00 GMT)