Maidstone United v Barrow

Newport County v Barnet

Notts County v Shrewsbury Town

Oxford United v Slough Town/ Grimsby

Peterborough/Salford v Doncaster/Accrington

Stevenage v Port Vale/Burton Albion

Sutton United v Barnsley/Horsham

Wrexham v Yeovil Town

Wycombe Wanderers v Morecambe

The draw for the second round was made earlier on Sunday.

Here's what came out of the pot...

AFC Wimbledon v Ramsgate

Aldershot Town v Stockport County

Alfreton Town v Walsall

Blackpool v Scarborough/Forest Green Rovers

Bolton Wanderers v Harrogate Town

Cambridge United v Fleetwood Town

Chester/York City v Wigan Athletic

Chesterfield v Leyton Orient

Crewe Alexandra/Derby v Bristol Rovers

Eastleigh v Reading

Gillingham v Charlton/Cray Valley Paper Mills

Watch highlights as Chesterfield's Tom Naylor scores a header in 1-0 victory to spring a big shock by dumping his former club Portsmouth out of the FA Cup.

Perhaps the result of the first round came at League Two Swindon, where National League opponents Aldershot put seven past them.

The Shots were 7-0 up after 58 minutes before Town pulled four late goals back...

Sixth-tier Scarborough Athletic were on for one of the shocks of the round before League Two Forest Green equalised in the 93rd minute at the wonderfully named Flamingo Land Stadium.

The winners of the replay face a trip to Blackpool.

Ramsgate made the second round for the first time in their history after seeing off National League Woking.

Their reward is a trip to League Two AFC Wimbledon in round two.

And now we're down to our final first-round game.

Charlton host eighth-tier neighbours Cray Valley Paper Mills.

While the fans start to make their way through the turnstiles at The Valley, let's take a look at what's happened so far this weekend...

Heartbreak for Crewe who surrender a two goal lead in the games final minutes.

That is tough to take.

But credit to Derby who never stopped fighting.

A replay at Pride Park awaits.

Derby are still knocking on the door.

Just a few minutes left and the game looks out of reach for the Rams but Crewe are living dangerously.

The Railwaymen's keeper does enough to sweep the ball away and clear the latest Derby attack.

Derby have the ball in the back of the Crewe net but the flag is up for offside.

The sub James Collins gets on the end of a cross and pumps the ball over the goal line.

But it's disallowed.

A crushing blow for the Rams and a warning sign for the Railwaymen.

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Great defending from Crewe.

Derby are pressing hard and hunting for their first goal.

But Luke Offord is there to absorb the Rams attack and send them packing once more.

Can the Railwaymen hang-on and survive? They've got their noses well out in front.

Just over 10 minutes left.

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Derby have been getting themselves into some good positions and within good range of the Crewe goal.

But they are just failing to convert at the moment.

Just under 20 minutes of normal time left and the Rams need to find an answer .... and quick.

Here's the moment Slough's player-boss Scott Davies opened the scoring with a superb free-kick...

It's all back to Blundell Park on Tuesday week. Oxford United must wait to discover who they will host in the next stage.

In the FA Cup you often see an amateur will stitch up a professional but Grimsby pulled themselves together to avoid that fate and swerve a fourth defeat in five ties against non-league opposition.

Ben Davies made Slough dream with a superb curling free-kick on 28 minutes but Danny Rose slid home the leveller for the managerless Mariners 15 minutes from time to stop the rot and ensure a replay.

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Fleetwood are through and deservedly so.

Kidderminster are the lowest scorers in the National League and rarely threatened today, scoring with their only shot on target.

The League One side responded quickly with goals either side of the break.

They extend their record of never having lost an FA Cup tie against non-league opponents since promotion to EFL. That's 11 ties now.

The Cod Army will head to Cambridge United for an all-League One second round tie.

The heavens have opened at Arbour Park after all the dazzling early sunshine.

Both teams doing their best to try and settle it today as we've played five of the eight added minutes - no chances to speak of though.