Summary

  • Eighth-tier Cray Valley Paper Mills get shock draw at Charlton

  • Non-league Chesterfield stun League One leaders Portsmouth

  • Sixth-tier Slough draw with League Two Grimsby

  • Fleetwood come from behind to beat Kidderminster

  • League One Derby score two late goals to take League Two Crewe to replay

  • Eighth-tier Ramsgate to visit AFC Wimbledon in second round

Live Reporting

Alex Hoad

  1. HALF-TIME

    Slough 1-0 Grimsby

    Scott Davies scores for SloughGetty Images

    Managerless Grimsby trail at the break to Slough, who have their player-manager Scott Davies to thank for their goal, a sublime curling free-kick over the wall and into the top corner. His passion in life is football, and it shows.

    Big 15 minutes for Mariners interim Ben Davies because his side have been second best for almost the entire half. A little word that's important in management is morale. Grimsby need some.

    The Rebels, for their part, have been fantastic.

  2. Crewe 0-0 Derby

    Unbelievable opportunity for Crewe straight out of the gate.

    Rio Adebisi roars forward and squares the ball to Elliott Nevitt who is just off the mark.

    Derby all over the shop at the back.

  3. goal

    GOAL: Kidderminster 1-1 Fleetwood

    Josh Earl (45+1 mins)

    You wait 44 minutes for a goal and then two come along at once.

    Just two minutes after falling behind, Josh Earl flicks a header from Phoenix Patterson's corner and it finds its way into the bottom right corner.

    That's the way to respond!

  4. goal

    GOAL: Kidderminster 1-0 Fleetwood

    Bailey Morgan (44 mins)

    Well, well, well.

    Kidderminster had struggled to carve out any big chances, but score with their first real sighting.

    Ryan McLean is set free and feeds Chesterfield loanee Bailey Hobson to slide in a finish.

  5. HITS THE WOODWORK

    Slough 1-0 Grimsby

    Harry Clifton goes into the book for a foul on Johnny Goddard to dampen the mood of the travelling fans even further.

    George Alexander so nearly made it even worse, arching his neck and heading against the outside of the upright from 10 yards out from a cross from the left with Harvey Cartwright beaten all ends up. Inches away.

    Grimsby need half-time.

  6. Can Rams continue momentum?

    Crewe v Derby (14:45 GMT)

    Derby County boss Paul Warne arrives at CreweRex Features

    It's been a mixed season for Derby County in League One this season with boss Paul Warne saying he "knows the club are way short of where we need to be" a few days ago.

    The Rams go into this fixture on the back of a 4-0 win over Northampton which has left them just outside the play-offs.

    Crewe are enjoying a fine campaign and sitting pretty in League Two.

    The last time these sides met in the FA Cup was in 1985... Derby ran out 5-1 winners.

    You'd bet on it being a lot closer this time around.

  7. And that's the second-round draw done!

    Eighth-tier Ramsgate were the last ball out and face a trip to League Two AFC Wimbledon.

  8. FA Cup second-round draw

    Newport County v Barnet

    Oxford United v Slough Town or Grimsby

    Chester or York City v Wigan Athletic

    Sutton United v Barnsley or Horsham

    AFC Wimbledon v Ramsgate

  9. FA Cup second-round draw

    Eastleigh v Reading

    Gillingham v Charlton or Cray Valley Paper Mills

    Stevenage v Port Vale or Burton Albion

  10. FA Cup second-round draw

    Wrexham v Yeovil Town

    Crewe or Derby v Bristol Rovers

    Peterborough or Salford v Doncaster or Accrington

  11. FA Cup second-round draw

    Blackpool v Scarborough Athletic or Forest Green Rovers

    Cambridge United v Kidderminster Harriers or Fleetwood Town

    Bolton Wanderers v Harrogate Town

  12. FA Cup second-round draw

    Chesterfield v Leyton Orient

    Aldershot Town v Stockport County

    Alfreton Town v Walsall

  13. FA Cup second-round draw

    Maidstone United v Barrow

    Wycombe Wanderers v Morecambe

    Notts County v Shrewsbury

  14. Kidderminster 0-0 Fleetwood

    Promise Omochere now sticks a chance over the top from close range, teed up by Shaun Rooney's cross.

    But the referee blows his whistle for a high boot from the Fleetwood striker as keeper Christian Dibble is caught, so wouldn't have counted.

  15. The second-round draw is imminent... who will your side get? 40 balls, 20 ties - chance of a HUGE game in round three.

  16. goal

    GOAL: Slough 1-0 Grimsby

    Scott Davies (28 mins)

    The player-manager has done it.

    Scott Davies steps up to bend a free-kick from fully 25 yards up and around the wall and past the despairing dive of Harvey Cartwright, who might have been somewhat blinded by the sun.

    What a way to get your first goal of the season and show them what the Slough lot are like.

    You have to say the hosts deserve their lead.

  17. CLOSE!

    Kidderminster 0-0 Fleetwood

    Fleetwood captain Josh Vela with the first big chance of the game and he shoud have done better.

    He arrives unmarked to meet Phoenix Patterson's cross but guides his header back across the face of goal and past the right-hand post.

    Gilt-edged.

  18. GREAT SAVE!

    Slough 0-0 Grimsby

    Grimsby keeper Harvey Cartright needs to be at his best to tip over George Alexander's towering header from Leon Chambers-Parillon's fine cross.

    Slough piling on the pressure in the opening 20 minutes.

  19. FA Cup second-round draw

    Coming up at 14:30 GMT

    Just a reminder we’ll be bringing you all the news of the FA Cup second round draw, which you will also be able to watch live on this website at 14:30 GMT.

    With no new teams entering at this stage there will be 40 balls and 20 ties to keep an eye out for, with former winners like Blackpool and Bolton joined in the hat by Ramsgate of the Isthmian League South East, the eighth tier of English football.

    Another side from the same division, Cray Valley Paper Mills, will be in the draw ahead of their tie with local big-guns Charlton at 17:30 GMT.

    Scarborough Athletic and Horsham will also be in the hat as they face replays against Football League opponents while record-breaking Aldershot will be keen to discover their reward for pummelling Swindon 7-4 on Saturday.

  20. Kidderminster 0-0 Fleetwood

    Quietish first 10 or so minutes at Aggborough with no real chances for either side as yet.

    Amari Morgan-Smith tries an audacious effort for Harriers, but it drops comfortably wide for Fleetwood keeper Jay Lynch.

    He then makes another promising run before he's halted. Bright start for the hosts.