Thanks for joining us tonight. We'll see you again tomorrow, when there are more matches in store than you can shake a tin foil trophy at.

Whether you're cheering on Chesham, willing Whitby to win or just a fan of the thrills of first-round weekend, it's going to be brilliant.

In the meantime, you can read how Horsham held Barnsley and Walsall overcame Sheppey with our reports from both games.

It's only the start of the first round and we've already had 11 goals - some of which will live long in the memories of scorers, supporters and clubs.

How good was James Bessey-Saldanha's opener to ignite Shippey's hopes of an upset? Tom Knowles, too, will give the highlights compilers work to do with the pick of Walsall's goals.

Among the six net-ripplers at Oakwell, Tom Richards will go down in Horsham folklore for making it 3-3 with 10 minutes remaining. And 17-year-old Fabio Jalo showed what a talent he is with a sensational strike for Barnsley.

If tomorrow's glut of games can produce the goods again, we're in for a real treat.

The draw for the second round takes place on Sunday.

Walsall go into the hat, while Barnsley and Horsham will meet again in that replay on Tuesday week.

Who do you want in the next round?

What an incredible night for seventh-tier Horsham.

A total of 98 places separate the side, but on the night, they cannot be separated and will replay on Tuesday, 14 November.

Barnsley looked to have won it when Mael de Gevigney glanced in a header to seal their own fightback from 2-1 down.

But wasteful finishing and Tom Richards' late tap-in gives Horsham a second bite at the cherry in front of their own fans.

This is becoming a habit.

Callum Styles is the next Barnsley man to go close, sending his side-footed effort into the side netting.

Adam Phillips then glances a header wide. Is that their last chance?

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Sheppey United's brilliant run is over - and so is their dream of beating opposition four tiers above them in the first round.

Walsall pass the test with flying colours, showing guts to recover from a goal down and finishing with 38 of the 41 total attempts at goal, four of which went in as a result of their bright attacking display.

They're into the second round!

Another chance gone for Barnsley.

Adam Phillips only needs to side-foot this in from the penalty spot but opts for power and screws it wide.

We're into seven minutes of stoppage-time.

If Barnsley don't get a fourth this they will wonder just how they did not win this match.

As time ticks away, the home attacks begin to look a little desperate.

Devante Cole and Barry Cotter are on as Barnsley make their fourth and fifth changes.

Can Horsham hold on? Or better?

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Horsham show there's still life in this tie.

Lucas Rodrigues steals the ball from Mael De Gevigney but can’t quite escape the clutches of Corey O’Keeffe when almost clean through on goal.

Barnsley still have work to do.

Concerning sight as Fabio Jalo grimaces in pain as he leaves the field.

He needed treatment for a challenge from behind but can't continue.

Adam Phillips is on in his stead.

Walsall are pushing for a fourth here, winning a succession of corners.

The last of the batch bounces down awkwardly for Douglas James-Taylor in front of goal, who can only loft a finish wide.

The home fans cheer mockingly. Can their side turn the tide and score at least twice during the remaining 20 minutes or so?

There are changes for both sides.

Horsham react to the goal by bringing on Kadell Daniel for the exhausted Daniel Ajakaiye.

Before that there was a double change for the hosts as Luca Connell replaced Herbie Kane, and Nicky Cadden is on for Max Watters.

Another great save from Lewis Carey!

He's having a super night as he gets down to his left to tip an Owen Dodgson piledriver around the post.

Horsham have only once reached the second round, in 2007-08 when they took Roberto Martinez’s Swansea City to a replay before defeat in South Wales.

However, they have been in the first round twice in the last three seasons and do not look out of place here.

Will fitness levels play a part against the part-timers?

Barnsley are growing visibly frustrated.

Referee Ben Toner hands Jamie McCart a yellow for dissent.

We're approaching the hour mark and it's all square.

Barnsley fans in the East Stand call for more urgency from their champions.

But Horsham are happy to fall back into their shape to try and stifle the hosts.

And no doubt use the pace of Daniel Ajakaiye to cause more problems. He's already had a hand in two goals this evening.