Alvechurch's manager Ian Long was teased earlier in the week about the prospect of a win and a third round clash with a Premier League side.

Because he is a huge Manchester United fan.

Talk about awkward.

Walsall have grabbed themselves a very late leveller against Carlisle.

After goalkeeper Tomas Holy made a mess of a long ball over the top, Andy Williams came up with the ball to make it 1-1 in the 88th minute.

There have also been a few late goals at Oxford, with the hosts going 4-0 up thanks to quickfire strikes Cameron Brannagan and Billy Bodin before Matt Jay pulled one back for Exeter.

Time is running out for Alvechurch.

It looks like the lowest ranked team in the competition are on their way out unless they can muster a little magic.

Alvechurch, patiently playing the ball out from the back, before sending one long to Tyrell Hamilton on the edge of the box on the nearside.

He's pressured by a Forest Green defender and goes down.

Appeals for a penalty. No chance. Play on.

Fresh legs for the Church who bring on debutant Harry Bower for defender Brad Burton.

There has been late drama at the Abbey Stadium as well, with Sam Smith equalising for Cambridge against Grimsby Town.

Five minutes of normal time remain in that tie. Is there enough for a late winner there?

Less than 10 minutes of regular time remaining.

Can Alvechurch find an equaliser?

Forest Green have been the better side this second half but the Church haven't given up.

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Incredible stuff from Sheffield Wednesday substitute Michael Smith, as two goals in six minutes from him has put the Owls 2-1 up against Mansfield Town.

Alvechurch's goal scorer, Jediah Yeboah Abbey, is putting an absolute shift in.

Forest Green crossed the halfway line with a nifty three-on-two situation with only two Church defenders tracking back to cover.

Before you know it, the big man, Abbey is there to help. He covers so much ground.

League One high-flyers Sheffield Wednesday have levelled against Mansfield Town with 12 minutes left.

Michael Smith has come up with the goods as an upset at home against the League Two visitors was looming large.

Meanwhile, Oxford have taken a major stride towards the FA Cup third round by adding a second against Exeter thanks to Billy Bodin.

What can Alvechurch do now then with Forest Green down to 10 men?

Time to empty the locker and go all out attack?

Paul Fisher
BBC Radio Sheffield

Chesterfield have one foot in the third round!

They got a bit of luck there perhaps as a hard-hit cross from Jeff King looped up over the goalkeeper.

Wimbledon fans start to drift away from the Cherry Red Records Stadium, while Chesterfield are on the verge of reaching the third round in successive seasons for the first time since 1969.

Forest Green make a pair of changes now they're down to 10 men.

Ben Stevenson and Baily Cargill replace Regan Hendry (on a yellow) and Connor Wickham.

I have to stress that I wrote that Hartlepool "pretty much put their tie to bed" against Harrogate.

Why bring that up? Well, it's because the 10-men of Harrogate have pulled one back through Josh Coley.

It's now 3-1 with 15 minutes left to play.

Chesterfield continuing to dominate this tie and look more likely than AFC Wimbledon to score the next goal.

However, there's life in the hosts yet. Ethan Chislett beats Jamie Grimes to the ball and goes through on goal but a last-ditch Ash Palmer tackle denies him just before he got one-on-one with Chesterfield keeper Ross Fitzsimons.

Hartlepool have really turned it on against Harrogate to make it 3-0.

The tie is pretty much put to bed as Josh Umerah finishes off a fine team move.

Meanwhile, Ryan Rydel has been dynamite for a Stockport side that are pushing for an equaliser at Charlton. After the earlier effort the had blocked, he fired just wide.

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Forest Green's Dom Bernard is off! He gets his second yellow.

He grabs and holds on to the shirt of Alvechurch's star striker Danny Waldron in a clear effort to prevent him breaking away with the ball at his feet.