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So that's it tonight, as the fog failed to foil Wigan from seeing off National League side York thanks to a Stephen Humprhys finish.

Shrewsbury join their League One rivals in the draw after their win over Notts County, which saw the Magpies' defence in benevolent spirit.

Tomorrow, it all kicks off again depending on the weather,

We're up for the cup. Are you? Grab your homemade tin foil trophy, flask of soup, and we'll see you then.

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Both our games made it tonight but we really are at the mercy of the conditions and the measures applied by clubs for Saturday's FA Cup second round action.

Crewe's home game with Bristol Rovers has already gone and there might be a few nervy moments tomorrow morning as pitch inspections take place around the country.

Should we be all good, Derbyshire's Alfreton Town will entertain Walsall in a lunchtime kick-off to get us up and running.

Within the 15:00 GMT starts, we've got Maidstone v Barrow, Sutton v Horsham, Gillingham v Charlton, Bolton v Harrogate, Newport v Barnet and Peterborough v Doncaster amongst others.

Like I say, it all depends on whether the groundsstaff's hard work comes to fruition or not tomorrow morning.

Wigan manager Shaun Maloney on BBC Two:

"You can see what Stephen Humphrys can do. He is just very, very talented.

"[York] got the better of the first 15 minutes.

"We didn't need that many players behind the ball.

"I gave the freedom to players to make runs in behind."

Wigan Athletic captain Callum Lang speaking on BBC Two:

"We have shown in the league that we are a clinical team.

"York made it very tough for us. It was so compact in the middle, we probably struggled.

"I have played in a few of these games, it is tough, everyone wants to see an upset."

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Two

York City can be proud of what they have accomplished.

It could have been different.

Shaun Maloney's team will go home happy. There was one mistake, where they showed their quality.

Wigan's numerous supporters and their players, staff and the gaffer Shaun Maloney will be delighted to have overcome this banana skin.

Stephen Humprhys was arguably the difference, could have had a couple but did find the crucial goal with a slick finish to finally beat 38-year-old David Stockdale.

National League side York showed much for Neal Ardley to be proud of, and they racked up a few chances too.

However, the difference in class, and energy, maybe just caught up with the Minstermen in the end.

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Ryan Bowman ensures progress to round three for a seventh straight season for Shrewsbury, dumping out Notts County in the process.

Hat-trick for the striker, who to be fair was handed some gifts by the Magpies defence.

Richard Brindley's blockbuster and a James Sanderson debut goal the bright spots for Notts County.

Charlie Hughes hammers a clearance away, Wigan make something of it and Callum McManaman streaks for goal but zings it over.

Could have been two. It was like a Peter Kay "Have it" from Hughes.

Late sub as Jonny Smith replaces a hobbling Martial Godo for Wigan.

Just a couple more minutes after the injury stoppage.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two

York have given a good account of themselves tonight, but they have just come up against a team who are better than them.

Neal Ardley has to replicate performances like this.

He has to get this every week in the National League.

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Martial Godo stays down for a minute. Referee Tom Kirk looks at what else to add on in the process.

Wigan close now. But it's still pensive for boss Shaun Maloney.

Iain Dunn
Former York winger on BBC Radio York

Lennell John-Lewis' header, oh my word!

He has got to do better there.

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Lennell John-Lewis' chest rises and falls as he sinks into the claggy turf of the LNER Stadium,

York's captain just could not get his head over the Maziar Kouhyar cross from the left amid the gloom, and the ball pings over the top and away to safety.

Great ball in, good leap. Just won't fall for the Minstermen.

The fog now is silly. Proper peasouper.

If there weren't mere stoppage time moments left, it might be a little bit of a concern.

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York striker Lennell John-Lewis lurks in the box and almost connects but the header isn't clean and Wigan clear.

It's a moment which sees the veteran centre-forward hold his head in hands briefly.

Six added minutes.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two

It is a super save by David Stockdale at this stage of the game.

Callum McManaman does really well.

It comes through bodies and Stockdale doesn't see it until late.

Ex-England goalkeeper Paul Robinson has picked Stephen Humphrys of Wigan as his player of the match.

Worthy.

Wigan break and Stephen Humphrys has all the time in the world.

There's support, York are back-pedalling... Humphrys shoots but somehow it's bocked.

Then Callum McManaman gets a shot off which David Stockdale saves for York, and the defence put the ball behind.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Two

The first save required by Sam Tickle.

He cuts inside and it is a really good save, he had to watch it carefully.

York are knocking on the door.

Wigan just leathering it anywhere now when it comes near the goalmouth, or the 18-yard box for that matter.

York have it through Maziyar Kouhyar on the left, whips inside and curls one at goal which in the dankness forces Sam Tickle to save.

The ball is hooked away again from the corner...