Peterborough have restored parity at Shrewsbury.

Kwame Poku's tap-in finish made it 1-1 after 13 minutes.

Portsmouth have had a big double chance to open the scoring against MK Dons. Ronan Curtis saw his shot well saved before Zak Swanson had a follow-up effort cleared off the line.

We're under way at the Racecourse Ground.

Farnborough kick things off against Wrexham. Is an upset on the cards, here?

Connor Wickham, Forest Green's top scorer this season, swings at a low bouncing cross on the edge of the six-yard-box but fails to connect.

Best chance of the game.

Forest Green on top early and putting pressure on Alvechurch.

But they haven't been able to get a clean shot on target yet.

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Alvechurch are bidding to get to the third round for the FA Cup for only the second time.

Forest Green’s best performances in the competition came in back-to-back seasons in 2008-09 and 2009-10.

They made the third round but lost by one goal on both occasions.

Accrington have the first chance on goal in this game.

Shaun Whalley tries his luck from distance but his effort goes over the Barnet crossbar.

Oxford have made the most of a defensive error from Exeter City.

Matty Taylor pounced then curled home the opening goal after eight minutes.

Alvechurch doing all the defending at the moment.

Their keeper Dan Jezeph called into action a number of times already.

Forest Green on the front foot.

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National League high fliers Wrexham take on National League South side Farnborough today with both sides a potential 90 minutes away from the draw of the FA Cup third round.

Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson is eyeing up a high profile tie against a Premier League side should they progress, having set up today's tie with wins against Blyth Spartans and Oldham Athletic.

"Being in the third round draw is huge for everybody connected to the club," Parkinson told BBC Sport Wales.

"It brings a great excitement and we've got a great history in the FA Cup and it's important that we respect that.

"The only way we can show we are doing that is the manner of the performance."

There's quite a few empty seats at the New Lawn Stadium but the fans who are in attendance seem well up for it none the less.

Singing loud and proud from the stands in Nailsworth.

There have been a few early goals in the all-EFL ties.

Tom Bayliss needed just two minutes to put Shrewsbury up against Peterborough.

Chris Hussey needed only a minute more to fire Stockport ahead at Charlton.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC One

The wind is swirling around and the teams will have to get used to the conditions quickly.

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The flood lights are on.

Forest Green kick-off and we're under way in Gloucestershire - and across our 15:00 kick-offs.

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Right here we go from the New Lawn Stadium on what looks like a rather chilly afternoon.

Both teams are out and the tracksuits are coming off.

We're nearly ready for kick-off.

One tie down, 14 more to go today.

A reminder of what we have coming up.

All ties are 15:00 GMT kick-offs unless stated.

• 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)

Goalkeeper Luke McGee is back in net. Defender Jordan Moore-Taylor returns and newbie Dylan McGeouch gets the start again in midfield. Striker Jamille Matt misses out through injury.

Alvechurch make one change to the starting eleven that started their last match a week ago. Tyrell Hamilton comes in for Leo Brown to join their star man Danny Waldron upfront.

Stevenage boss Steve Evans told BBC One:

"King's Lynn were tremendous in the first half. We were poor first half, it was a proper cup tie.

"What I said at half-time can't be repeated on the BBC, I wasn't throwing tea cups but I was strong, and for 15 minutes at the start of the second half we stepped up how we can play and we could have won by more.

"If we had won by the odd goal then it's about navigating this round and there's an opportunity for our club to draw a big club.

"When the first one went in, they were shell-shocked and away we went and we won comfortably.

"We need to do better than we did today, especially in the first half, against better opposition."

Two-goal Stevenage forward Luke Norris told BBC One:

"It's always tough to come to non-league ground. These beat Doncaster away and they were very good.

"We could see in the first half it was going to be a tough game. We had some strong words at half-time and we showed our class, like we have all season.

"Getting to the third round was the job, and job complete."

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Stevenage had the quality when they needed to switch it on.

After a bright start from King's Lynn in the second half, after an evenly-contested first half, Stevenage just get into gear and produced some slick passages of movement across their forwards players.

Luke Norris produced two quality finishes and Jamie Reid's fantastic finish with a piledriver beyond Paul Jones.

Flashes were enough - Stevenage are through.