Postpublished at 17:27 Greenwich Mean Time 7 November 2020
FC United of Manchester v Doncaster (17:30 GMT)
James Coppinger is lining up for Doncaster. He's 40 in January. Legend.
Eighth-tier Marine produce shock of first round by beating League Two Colchester on penalties
National League North minnows Darlington win 2-1 at League One strugglers Swindon
National League sides Stockport, Dagenham, King's Lynn & Boreham Wood upset league clubs Rochdale, Grimsby, Port Vale & Southend
Bradford thrash part-timers Tonbridge 7-0; Doncaster win 5-1 at FC United
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Draw for the second round takes place on Monday live on ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Two
All ties to be played behind closed doors due to coronavirus pandemic
Neil Johnston, Josef Rindl and Saj Chowdhury
FC United of Manchester v Doncaster (17:30 GMT)
James Coppinger is lining up for Doncaster. He's 40 in January. Legend.
Odei Martin (107 mins)
Shock back on the cards!
Odei Martin heads in Lamar Reynolds' cross from close range.
Rangers are forcing penalties.
FC United of Manchester v Doncaster (17:30 GMT)
Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on Football Focus
It’s a difficult situation but Andy Butler’s going to have to step in.
They know what they’re up against as players, they know what they’ve got to do.
Brackley Town 3-3 Bishop's Stortford
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Admin, leave some of the classic responses for the rest of us.
Salford 1-0 Hartlepool
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FC United of Manchester v Doncaster (17:30 GMT)
FC United of Manchester boss Neil Reynolds, speaking to ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ Sport: "It's a huge game for us. I'm devastated the fans aren't here because we have a special relationship with our supporters.
"I'm upset Darren Moore isn't here. I wanted to learn something from him but as long as he is safe, that's the main thing.
"We want to show people we are a good side. Hopefully we won't freeze."
Sixth-tier Darlington pull off an FA Cup first-round upset against managerless Swindon thanks to Adam Campbell's brace.
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Thank goodness! I thought we were going to miss out this early-round FA Cup cliche.
Yet to know if the game'll be delayed or not.
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Let's catch up on a few of those upsets then...
Stevenage 2-1 Concord Rangers
Elliott List is inches away from doubling Stevnage's lead, firing over the bar.
Half-time, extra-time in Hertfordshire now.
Most of our other extra-time ties have restarted for the second half.
FC United of Manchester v Doncaster (17:30 GMT)
Doncaster boss Darren Moore is missing this as he is self-isolating along with several members of his coaching team.
Defender Andy Butler, who is also manager of Doncaster Belles, takes charge in Moore's absence.
"It's a great chance to show people how we coach and how we manage," said Butler.
"Managing Doncaster Belles has been a good stepping stone and learning curve for me."
Bruno Andrade (105 mins)
The deadlock has finally been broken.
Bruno Andrade taps in from close range to put the League Two side up against the non-league side.
Colchester United 1-1 AFC Marine
And Colchester's match with Marine also makes it to the break.
FC United of Manchester v Doncaster Rovers (17:30 GMT)
There are four leagues separating FC United and Doncaster.
The Northern Premier League Premier Division hosts have never gone beyond the second round, while Donny reached the fifth round in 2018-19 before going out at home to Crystal Palace.
Broadhurst Park is another ground that would be packed out in normal circumstances. The hosts are one of the best supported teams in the seventh-tier of English football.
Brackley Town 3-3 Bishop's Stortford
Half-time extra-time between Brackley Town and Bishop's Stortford.
Remember the visitors were once 3-1 down in this tie.
James Olayinka (99 mins)
To quote Lenny Kravitz... it ain't over till it's over.
James Olayinka scores an absolute cracker following a great solo run.
Don't forget, two of the games that have gone to an additional 30 minutes are live right here on this page.
Click the play icons at the top of the page to watch Marine attempt to pull off a giant-killing at Colchester or the all League clash between Ipswich and Portsmouth in which the Tractor Boys came back from 2-0 down.
Colchester United 1-1 AFC Marine
Not much to tell you about in Colchester's tie with AFC Marine.
The visitors are killing the clock. This match has stalled.
FC United of Manchester v Doncaster Rovers (17:30 GMT)
Dan Walker
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I’m so used to going to these first round ties where everybody’s packed into the grounds.
It’s unfortunate. I think they’ll be more people from the ³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ than people in the stands.
So, let's recap the shocks so far:
National League North side Darlington have produced the shock of the day thus far, winning 2-1 at League Two outfit Swindon Town, who lost manager Richie Wellens to Salford in a bad week for the Robins.
Three National League sides ousted league opposition as Stockport County won 2-1 at Rochdale, while Dagenham & Redbridge beat Grimsby 3-1 and King's Lynn got a late winner at Port Vale.
There could be further upsets too - Boreham Wood lead the EFL's bottom club Southend 3-2 in extra time and eighth-tier Marine are level with Colchester, as are Hartlepool at Salford. Concord have just gone behind at Stevenage.
Another eighth-tier side, Canvey Island, are definitely in the second-round hat after winning at Banbury.