Ex-Middlesbrough and Rotherham midfielder Lewis Wing has come on for Reading and is pulling the strings.

Reading build down the right, the ball is swept into the box but Harvey Knibbs can't get there in time to capitalise.

Non-league Aldershot go into the break level with League Two leaders Stockport after Josh Stokes' deflected effort was cancelled out by a spectacular strike from Neill Byrne.

Honours even at the moment, a great cup tie so far!

Jake Taylor comes off for Eastleigh and Solomon Nwabuokei enters the fray.

Meanwhile two Reading changes as Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan and Charlie Savage make way for Lewis Wing and Sam Smith.

This one took a while to get going, but an own goal from Brandon Cooper just over five minutes before the interval sees the Spireites lead at the break.

Plenty more to come from this one I feel!

Joel Pereira has to be big at the back-post to deny Eastleigh and Paul McCallum again, after Lee Hodson's inswinger found him on his tod at the back post.

At the other end, Clinton Mola zips down the left and his cross-shot is only just the wrong side of the far upright.

Great tackle from Reading's Clinton Mola. Wraps the arms, doesn't go high.

Oh, I'm not covering rugby league today am I.

Silly, cynical grab that leaves Jake Taylor down.

We said Neill Byrne's equaliser for Stockport at Aldershot was pretty sensational. Now you can judge for yourselves.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

Reading need to keep the tempo high, be nice and positive and force Eastleigh back as much as they can. They started the half well but Eastleigh have nulled them a little bit.

Joel Pereira has to twist himself abruptly to palm away a Chris Maguire cross as Eastleigh come forward, but the ball was out of play anyway.

Powerful block in the box by Eastleigh as Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan tries to get a shot away.

Nice pass from Paul Mukairu to find him but Reading can't make it count.

Couple of changes for Reading as Harlee Dean and Paul Mukairu replace Matt Carson and Ben Elliott.

Floodlights are on and it's absolutely slatting it down on the south coast.

Phil Brown
Former Bolton assistant manager on BBC Radio Manchester

Aldershot are very patient, allowing Stockport players to come out, giving them a false sense of security, and then going tight. Stockport are playing without confidence at the moment. Aldershot have more than impressed me.

Back underway.

A few shaky moments for the League Two side.

Aldershot have nabbed the ball off the away side several times in the last few minutes and launched some threatening counter attacks.

Tommy Widdrington will be happy with his side's performance so far, they are applying the pressure.

Lee Turnbull
Former Chesterfield striker on BBC Radio Sheffield

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It’s been really good in the last few minutes from Chesterfield. We’ve seen both full-backs pushing forward. The crowd are up for it as well.

This one is starting to heat up.

Chesterfield have come closest through Darren Oldaker, but his 25-yard piledriver flies just over the bar.

The atmosphere is simmering, the crowd is starting to get involved.

Mick Gooding
Ex-Reading player/manager on BBC Radio Berkshire

I think Reading will be reasonably happy. They could be 3-0 down.

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Just a reminder - here's a full digest of the third round FA Cup draw.

Premier League leaders Arsenal will host eight-time winners Liverpool while Sunderland host rivals Newcastle in the pick of the ties.

So far so good for the ambitious National League side Eastleigh, as a goal from Paul McCallum has them up on their League One opponents.

We've had some good tussles, a Reading protest against their ownership featuring a host of tennis balls, and plenty of crowd atmosphere.

Ruben Selles' side have been well in the same despite the score, and they will get chances. But Eastleigh are equally dangerous, and importantly already have the goal.