Phil Brown
Former Bolton assistant manager on BBC Radio Manchester

What we’ve just seen there is nothing short of brilliant. He looks a giant of a centre-half but has stepped up there with aplomb and it’s a bullet into the net. There’s quality oozing out here - from teams in the fourth and fifth tier. It’s great for England, the quality we have at this level.

Good on-going tussle between Reading defender Tom Holmes and Eastleigh goalscorer Paul McCallum.

Neither player giving way.

Ben Elliott flashes a curling effort just wide of the post, as Reading seek an equaliser in stoppage time.

Nothing doing yet.

Superb break, superb save.

Enzio Boldewijn bent a perfect pass into space for Scott Quigley to race onto.

Out comes Joel Pereira and denies him.

Might have squared it to the supporting Paul McCallum, but he is a striker and it's a selfish position.

Charlie Savage placed the ball with all the precision of a master craftsman, weighed up his angles, went through some mini-visualisation.

Then curled it high over the Eastleigh bar. Not the Reading schemer's best.

Six minutes added time.

Ludwig Francillette grabs a handful of Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan's shirt and concedes a free-kick on the edge of the Eastleigh box.

Threat time?

Paul McCallum shoves Amadou Mbangue out of the way to head past Joel Pereira and just for a second Eastleigh think they've a second.

Referee Lewis Smith is having none of it. Foul.

Reading push the ball neatly on the edge of the Eastleigh box, and Ben Elliott squares to Femi Azeez but the ball is pinched from his toe.

At the other end, George Langston's cross is a let-down as Eastleigh fail to make an opportunity count.

Eastleigh's Paul McCallum is booked for what appeared to be excessively drying the ball - so probably time-wasting.

Reading get a free-kick at the other end after Femi Azeez is lopped down.

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

The manager will have told the Reading players that it’ll be a physical encounter and they’ll need to be ready for it. Eastleigh haven’t got the talent that Reading have on the pitch so have to try to level things up by using their physicality. You have to be ready for that. But I'm sure Reading will get opportunities.

Reading put the ball over the top for Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan to chase, it looks like he's on.

However, the touch is lacking and the ball rolls agonisingly away from him and into the hands of Joe McDonnell.

You'd expect better from a player of his calibre.

Derek: Surely Shrewsbury v Wrexham is the standout FA Cup tie rather than seeing which Premier team survives an all Premier tie?!

There is a lot of love for the prospect of Shrewsbury v Wrexham. Only a relatively short trip down the A5 for that one.

Femi Azeez streaks down the right for Reading but is tracked all the way by defender George Langston for Eastleigh, who goes shoulder to shoulder with him and shepherds him out of play.

Text-book.

Our 14:00 GMT kick-offs are under way.

Eastleigh's Chris Maguire engages with the Reading fans behind him in the stand before taking his free-kick, and then is jeered solidly as the set-piece is easily cleared.

Charlie Savage leaves an imprint on Eastleigh playmaker Chris Maguire and sends him tumbling with a thunderous tackle.

It raises the ire of the Eastleigh side, notably Scott Quigley who angrily remonstrated.

Booking is the punishment.

Aldershot produced one of the shocks of the first round by humbling League Two Swindon Town 7-4 at the County Ground.

This time around they face fourth-tier opposition once again in Stockport County, as they vie to reach the third round for the first time since 2013.

County handed out a thrashing of their own in the first round as Kyle Wootton netted four times en route to a 5-1 victory over Worksop Town.

Dave Challinor's side currently sit five points clear at the top of League Two, but they will be wary of what happened to their league counterparts against the Hampshire side.

Will lightning strike twice for Aldershot, or can Stockport reach the third round for the third time in four seasons?

Seventeen goals this season for Paul McCallum now.

Eastleigh feeling the heat on the back of their opener as Reading pile on the pressure.

Jake Taylor left flat out after taking a Femi Azeez shot at point-blank range.

He's been busy the Eastleigh skipper, earning a booking for scything Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan in half a moment before.