Stevenage progress to third round after winning penalty shootout at Port Vale
Forest Green come through first-round replay with Scarborough Athletic
Bristol Rovers ease past Crewe Alexandra into the third round and a tie against Norwich City
Newport County defeat Barnet and Walsall beat Alfreton Town in second-round replays
Walsall 1-0 Alfreton
Darren Robinson
Former Derby coach on BBC Radio Derby
There is contrasting striker play from Walsall.
Jamille Matt is that big, orthodox number nine. He occupies the centre-halves.
Douglas James-Taylor is a little bit more on-the-shoulder, so he tries to get behind the eyeline, just trying to give them something to think about.
They have got options up front.
Scarborough 0-0 Forest Green
A pretty even contest as we reach the halfway point of the first half in North Yorkshire.
But Scarborough have come closer with forward Frank Mulhern seeing his deflected effort come back off the bar.
John Marquis (18 mins)
The Gas have scored one goal - and only one - in each of their last seven games.
And they're on the board again here tonight through John Marquis.
He shimmies around a couple of defenders, finds some space and curls a finish into the bottom-left corner.
Barnet 0-2 Newport
On-loan Southampton midfielder Jack Payne can't stay out of the action.
His evening now reads one goal, one assist and one yellow card as he is booked for trying to rugby tackle winger Idris Kanu.
Walsall 1-0 Alfreton
A nervy moment for Alfreton goalkeeper George Willis who spills a ball he should have gathered.
It falls for Oisin McEntee for Walsall but on a tight angle he can only hit the side netting.
Walsall 1-0 Alfreton
Darren Robinson
Former Derby coach on BBC Radio Derby
Walsall are getting it down and playing and Alfreton are trying, too.
Instead of kicking the ball long and releasing pressure, Alfreton goalkeeper George Willis put the ball into feet.
They are maintaining possession, just trying to build a little bit of momentum.
Barnet 0-2 Newport
The game is almost settled as Bryn Morris lines up a free-kick from a long way out and his effort is touched onto the crossbar by Laurie Walker.
That was nearly goodnight Vienna for Barnet.
Omar Bogle (13 mins)
Dreamland for Newport!
It's roles reversed for this goal as Jack Payne turns provider for Omar Bogle to make it two.
This time, Payne's low ball is just missed by Seb Palmer-Houlden and Bogle cannot miss from two yards.
There is an initial question of offside as the ball was probably going in anyway, but replays show Bogle was onside.
Barnet 0-1 Newport
Dave Challinor, Rory Delap, Ben Tozer.
Barnet have their own long-throw specialist in Jordan Cropper and Newport have had to deal with a couple of his deliveries already.
They may have a few more to cope with over the course of the evening.
Ben Garrity (6 mins)
Vale lead in the Potteries after a dominant opening.
Gavin Massey with a ball in from the right and Ben Garrity meets it to tap home from close range.
Walsall 1-0 Alfreton
Darren Robinson
Former Derby coach on BBC Radio Derby
Just what we wished not to happen, has happened.
The pitch played it's part there.
Alfreton were in a really good position at the top end of the pitch and they tried to roll the ball back.
The ball got stuck and Walsall were quick to pounce.
Scarborough 0-0 Forest Green
We have heard that there is a very healthy home attendance in place at the Flamingo Land Stadium, which includes around 40 or so who are supporting Forest Green.
They probably did not expect to have to make the 466-mile round trip north from Gloucestershire for a second time after winning the replay 5-2 last month.
That is true football dedication!
Scarborough 0-0 Forest Green
David Ward
BBC Radio York commentator
Scarborough wing-back Luca Colville works at the gym in York, that is his day job as a personal trainer.
Tonight though, he will put that to the back of his mind as he is out there in front of us playing for Scarborough.
Jamille Matt (7 mins)
Image source, Marc Atkins/Getty ImageThey almost took a very early lead in the original tie but in tonight’s replay, Walsall definitely are ahead early in the piece.
Jamille Matt with the goal and a settler for the League Two side, who couldn’t find a way through up in Derbyshire last week.
Lewis Payne (6 mins)
Cracking goal!
The League Two side are in front and teenage midfielder Jack Payne is the player to get it.
They win the ball on halfway and work the ball well along the deck out to Omar Bogle on the left and his low ball is turned in at the back stick by Payne.
Excellent football from the Exiles.
Barnet 0-0 Newport
Almost a mix-up in the first minute for the Bees between goalkeeper Laurie Walker and one of his centre-backs, but they get away with it.
For those not used to these teams, Barnet are in their home kit of orange/gold shirts and black shorts, the same colours as Newport's regular colours!
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We are ready to go in tonight's five games.
Remember we have one first-round tie to be played to a finish, one second-round game and three second-round replays.
How much drama will we have on our hands come 10pm?
Barnet v Newport (19:45 GMT)
Bad news for the visitors as top scorer Will Evans has failed a pre-match fitness test.
Evans has scored 14 goals for the team currently 15th in League Two, so that is a significant blow for the Exiles.
Scarborough v Forest Green (19:45 GMT)
Howard Nurse
At Flamingo Land Stadium
Non-league Scarborough Athletic have sold almost 3,000 tickets for tonight’s FA Cup first-round rematch against Forest Green Rovers.
Boro welcome back skipper Will Thornton after suspension while Rovers are without Troy Deeney.
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Kick-off at 19:45 GMT unless stated
We already know most of the ties in the third round with Arsenal v Liverpool and the Tyne-Wear derby between Sunderland and Newcastle the obvious stand-outs, but here's a quick run through of what awaits tonight's winners.
Blackpool v Scarborough Athletic or Forest Green Rovers (2nd round - 19 December)
Norwich City v Crewe Alexandra or Bristol Rovers (6 January)
Barnet or Newport County v Eastleigh (6 January)
Maidstone United v Port Vale or Stevenage (6 January)
Southampton v Walsall or Alfreton Town (6 January)