Well there it is. The breathless conclusion to an absorbing weekend of FA Cup football. One of the best weekends on the sporting calendar in this country. Fireworks on and off the field across 48 hours.

Two eighth-tier teams are in the draw for the second round, Ramsgate will visit AFC Wimbledon while Cray Valley PM have the chance to host Charlton in a replay with a trip to Gillingham at stake for the winner.

Thank you for your company since Friday night. We're off for a lie-down.

Steve McKimm, Cray Valley manager, told BBC MOTD Live: "I can't speakly highly enough of my players. They were unbeleivable. We knew we were up against it, even more so when they bring the five big guns on.

"To a player they were unbelievable. At half-time I told them to believe in themselves.

"We were on a hiding to nothing but when you give belief to players anything can happen."

Matthew Upson
Former England defender for BBC Sport

What a great performance.

They wanted to empty the tank and they certainly did that, Cray Valley.

Every player on the pitch gave everything they had. It was such an impressive performance.

The discipline, the teamwork the way they had to stick together. Big, big credit to Cray Valley. They are celebrating and rightly so.

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Cray Valley have earned a replay.

Their 2,000 visiting fans are delirious.

Five leagues, 117 places. This shouldn't have happened.

But they deserved it. Scott Fraser's early goal did not knock them, it galvanised them, and when Kyrell Lisbie's cross was turned into his own net by Lucas Ness it was the least the Millers deserved.

A proud day for the 104-year-old Millers and for the Isthmian League South East. Ramsgate and now Cray Valley Paper Mills have done them a great service.

Adam Coombes had a man to his right but doesn't see him and tries to thread Michael Ademiluyi through on the left instead where he is crowded out.

Could that have been the moment for the Millers?

Charlton seem unsure how hard to go after a winner. The fans want them to throw the kitchen sink but the Millers are worthy of enough respect on the break to make them wary.

Two minutes...

Matthew Upson
Former England defender for BBC Sport

I think he's been brilliant both in and out of possession.

You could name maybe any of them.

Cray Valley midfielder Sonny Black is down on the turn receiving treatment. He might perk up when he learns Matthew Upson has picked him as Player of the Match.

Three minutes or so remain.

Sam Freeman gets down well to stop Miles Leaburn's stab at goal after Charlton had threatened to open the Millers defence up.

Good stop. He's had a good game. Doesn't deserve to lose.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender for BBC Sport

I was quite surprised he had a shot, but he's hit that little dipping shot, nice technique.

He made it difficult for the keeper - it had a little bit of movement.

Millers sub Adam Coombes thumps a free-kick past the wall and Sam Walker needs to dive to his right to parry it away.

Needed saving. The lowest-ranked team in the competition are asking questions in added time.

Do not go anywhere.... the fireworks can wait.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender for BBC Sport

It's credit to Cray Valley, limiting Charlton to efforts from outside the box.

It would have been some effort to score from there.

Scott Fraser picks the ball up outside the box and drifts to the left before curling a low shot through a forest of legs but also the wrong side of Sam Freeman's upright from his perspective.

Charlton's turn to attack and highly-rated Miles Leaburn draws a low save from Freeman.

I'd expect at least six or seven additional minutes. This is not done.

The Millers are getting on top. Their fans behind the goal are trying to suck the ball into the net from a corner.

This isn't supposed to happen.

A Cray Valley goal would surely break the internet.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender for BBC Sport

It's just one of those where you have too much time to think about the shot.

He doesn't get it right, not enough clean contact on the ball. It was teed up nicely.

You can hear the edge in the crowd's groans when things go awry for their side.

Charlton do not want a midweek trip to the Badger Sports Ground in Eltham, make no mistake about it.

Michael Appleton changed all 11 players from their midweek game against Wigan. 20/20 hindsight is slowly coming into focus on that decision...

Millers sub Julien Anau has the chance to try his luck from 20 yards but skews his first-time effort high and wide of Sam Walker's goal.

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Whatever happens, this game will be spoken about forever in South East London football circles.

If Cray Valley could somehow find a winner, it would cement the single biggest upset by an away side in the history of the world's oldest cup competition. No side 117 places adrift of their hosts has ever won before.

12 minutes and change remaining...

Matthew Upson
Former England defender for BBC Sport

I wonder if Michael Appleton is looking at team selection and just playing that one over.

It's been great to see his squad playing and it's good for him as a new manager in at the club seeing what all of the other players can do, but this is a tricky moment for Charlton.

Chem Campbell is limping off for the Addicks and Connor McGrandles is heading off too.

Miles Leaburn, son of Carl, another Valley cult hero, is coming on for the hosts with Louis Watson alongside him.