Three goals in five second-half minutes has sent Stevenage into the FA Cup third round.

Luke Norris grabs the headlines with his double, while Jamie Reid completed the victory with the visitors' third.

Non-league side King's Lynn have ultimately been left stunned by the League Two high-flyers.

Nick Bowler
BBC Radio Norfolk Sport

It was just a crazy, crazy three-four minute spell at the beginning of the second half that saw Stevenage just dominate Lynn who only have themselves to blame for how they handled it.

They can be proud overall for getting this far. But ultimately a bit disappointing after such a good first half.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Steve Evans will be absolutely delighted afer what I can only imagine were a few harsh words at half-time to try to prompt a reaction.

They scored three sensational goals. It was a pretty effective way of shutting up shop.

Into stoppage time we go.

Just the three minutes to play before Stevenage's place in the FA Cup third round is confirmed.

Man of the match Luke Norris, scorer of two of Stevenage's three goals, gets a warm ovation as he is substituted off.

He and Jordan Roberts are replaced by Danny Rose and Dean Campbell.

King's Lynn are still trying to give home fans a consolation goal to celebrate.

Tyler Denton plays Ken Charles in, but his shot from the angle is straight into the hands of Taye Ashby-Hammond.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

It's the job of Stevenage now just to see the game out, make them chase the ball, tire them out.

Accrington face Barnet today with the prospect of a third-round tie for the first time since 2018-19.

A thumping first-round 4-1 win against Crawley set up today's tie against National League Barnet and also ended a run of three consecutive first round exits for Stanley.

Boss John Coleman told BBC Radio Lancashire that he wants his side to keep pushing in the competition.

Stevenage absolutely refuse to give anything away to King's Lynn.

They have a full compliment back behind the ball as the hosts try work the play up field.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

King's Lynn have certainly got a lot of positives to take into their league form.

Some of the passages of play matched the League Two side in the first half and they were caught with exceptional finishes.

A double change now for Stevenage.

Goalscorer and today's general supremo Jamie Reid goes off with Arthur Read.

David Amoo and Jake Taylor come on as replacements.

With 11 minutes left, King's Lynn brings more fresh legs on.

Ken Charles replaces Aaron Jones.

A rare sight of half a chance for King's Lynn ends with a corner, which is then overhit.

The hosts are then backtracking at pace as Stevenage break up field.

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Do Alvechurch, the lowest ranked side left in the competition, have another giant killing in them?

Their chairman Richard Thorndike believes so and said earlier in the week that as far as second round ties go, this is a "perfect" one for The Church, because their League One opponents Forest Green are similar to Cheltenham, who they dispatched in the previous round.

Forest Green have made it this far thanks to their star man Connor Wickham, who scored a stunning goal from the halfway line in the second round.

They'll lean on the former Premier League striker and their leading goal scorer to do the business again today.

Geographically, only an hour's car journey separates the two sides. But in football reality there is a gulf of four divisions and 92 league places between them.

But this is the FA Cup. Anything can and will happen. We can't wait for this one.

Like this King's Lynn v Stevenage tie, it's live on BBC One - and this page.

Nick Bowler
BBC Radio Norfolk Sport

Lynn need to get cracking if they're to get anything out of this game.

Anything at all.

They are rapidly running out of time.

Arthur Read almost comes up with a fourth for Stevenage.

He burrows his way into the box, and has an effort blocked.

Stevenage have settled this tie right down.

They are holding their shape well and allowing King's Lynn to work the ball around in search of a chance.

Nothing of note is being created.

With just over 15 minutes of this tie remaining we will start to look forward to some of the other ties today.

Tommy Widdrington turns to his bench for some second-half spark.

Zain Walker comes on to replace Oliver Scott.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

King's Lynn have at least consolidated after that diabolical five minutes when they conceded those three goals.

Whether Stevenage have eased off a little bit is possible.

King's Lynn have to retain hope.

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Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain has looked solid in the middle for King's Lynn since coming on as a first-half substitute.

He again takes the ball and surges forward. This time he only has eyes for goal and lets rip from a long way out. The effort is also a long way off target.