Second Round Highlights The FA Cup

So the adventure that is putting Salford on the football map

continues, with the third round of very much on the horizon. Who knows

what the future may bring. Hartlepool, pushing forward for the

first time. Down he goes. He came in and stuck his leg out. Rhys Oakes

schools in the FA Cup. An equalising goal! Oh, my word, what a save! What

a chance. Oh, it's not salute piledriver, over the top by Trevor

Carlton. A decent ball in, a great chance. We'll Hartlepool rules that

error there from Philips? Just past the post. It's another sterling

effort from the side who are currently third in the Ivo stick

Northern Premier League. Iwan the FA Cup weekend once again kicking off

Moor Lane, and it was another big night for Salford city. They have

their name in Monday's third round draw. Over the next hour we will

bring you highlights of all the other 18 ties from across the

weekend, in what has been another few days filled with the drama and

excitement only the FA Cup can bring. Joining me today to talk

through the action, our regular FA Cup pairing of Steve Claridge and

Kevin Kilbane. We start at Victoria Road. Whitehawk, from the National

League South, scored five times in an eight goal thriller to progress

into the second round. It's the first time in the club's history

they've been beyond the qualifying rinds of the Emirates FA Cup. Today,

they faced a clip to League Two strugglers Dagenham Redbridge.

Commentary Alistair Mann. The bottom of League Two versus top

six of the Conference South, several familiar faces. Most worthy had

Premier League experience at Sunderland, Jimmy Cureton, aged 40

now, has more than 250 career goals. They have ex-Derby County Dean

Leacock in their ranks, and Danny Mills, once of Peterborough, has

seven goals already in the four rounds they have played to get to

this stage. The visitors in that changed colours of pink, believe me,

it's not their first choice. Cureton, that is typical Cureton,

that turn and the goal. That's what he's done throughout his entire

career, and that's what he's done again. Just that little guys, to get

some space, then Bishop through the defender and the goalkeeper's legs

and the first sight of goal is all that Jimmy Cureton needs. It really

is how he has built his career. 40 years of age now, the oldest

outfield player still playing professional football in the four

divisions. The game barely under way and Dagenham Redbridge are on the

way. He is keeping his emotions in check, Wayne Burnett, but his side

has started well here. Looks like climbing the back, the referee

awards the free kick for the hosts. He is taking the kind of run-up that

suggests there is only one thing in his mind here, he will try and swing

it around. He does, and its brushed over the top by the keeper. A really

good hit by Labadie, touched over by Craig Ross. It was not a surprise

that he struck this. He looks disappointed with the way his side

has played today, Steve King. That's a free kick for the foul by

Connors. Right in front of the assistant. The play of all the brunt

of that and there's a yellow card on the way for Connors. Well, you can

understand why, as well. They have still not really fashioned an

opening, Whitehawk. Can they do so now, as we approach the last five

minutes of the half? Against the frame of the goal, the flag is up.

It won't count. The flag went up. Very, very early in the piece. It

was the assistant who flags. Just sneaking behind the goalkeeper, the

player was flagged offside. The flag goes up well before Mendy powers it

in. Just looking at it for a second time, it seems as though it would

have stood, had the header gone straight into the net. And now,

Steve King is hovering behind the player to tell him what he thinks of

the decision. A good opportunity here. Now with Robinson. Deflection

for the corner. Well, they are having a terrific spell here,

Whitehawk. They will not want the first half was all the blast,

because they feel as though an equaliser is very much in the

offing. The keeper comes and gets to it. A good save, as well. It was hit

by Lorraine. Mills goes for it, Cousins grasps it from the top of

his head. It's a really good reaction save to deny Lorraine

there. You would never know there were two divisions between these two

sides. It's just too evenly matched squads, really. Just that one moment

of classic Cureton separating them. Here is Mendy. He has put too much

on the cross, but it will be kept alive. Mendy! That was the moment.

He knows it, as well. He does, as well. What a significant moment. If

this had gone in they would surely have been in the third round draw.

He doesn't want plaudits, he once a goal. But his side have been more

than a match for a team two divisions above them. Won by Mills,

we are inside the last quarter of an hour. I miss it by Nosworthy. Now

into the path of Martin the Whitehawk supporters sensing it

could be the moment! No! So close! The Whitehawk supporters were

already cheering. Just another shake of the head. It's just not my day,

he says. Well, this looked as though it was the moment that Whitehawk had

dreamt of. Their name going into the third round draw. It sells to the

right player but it didn't go in. -- it fell to the right player. He

claims a penalty, both the assistant and the referee both unmoved. He

thinks it should be a penalty. Not too much in that, really. This is

the ball, I suppose, stoppage time, not a lot they can do now. They can

launch it and hope. Stopped at the near post, and in again, then

cleared as far as Torres. Time almost up. Whitehawk still pressing.

It's another good ball in. And this time the equaliser arrives in

stoppage time! Its dreamland for Whitehawk! Unbelievable! You can't

say they have not deserved it! And Jordan Rhodes -- Rose, they are into

the third round draw for the first time in their history, and boy, have

they deserved it. They almost scored earlier. Rose powers his header into

the roof of the net and the equaliser that they have merited for

so very, very long, finally arrives and they are into the third round

draw. By the way, everybody in the Premier League, Whitehawk is just

outside Brighton. That's where you might be going in round three. It's

1-1. What was the feeling when it hits

the back of the net question might I don't know, when you saw the

celebration buyers come you can't put it into words

celebration buyers come you can't put it into words it is so special

for me. Everything I have done to get myself back playing football at

a decent level, after so many injuries. It's everything, you know,

18 months of frustration and the emotion comes out at once and you

can't control it. We deserved it. We scored a goal, they will say the

nine was interfering, it's beyond me. We threw everything at them. I

put six centre halves up top and we were relentless, relentless. Nothing

much more than we deserve. Wayne, I know him very well, said we deserved

it 100%. We deserved to win, in my opinion. We only played for 30

minutes. We have a tough game, the replay will be tough. They are

properly going into its likely favourites, but we have to play

better because we can't play any worse than we did in the second-half

today. This is the FA Cup, it's what it's all about. That means

everything we go again and will they fancy coming to our place? I don't

know. An incredible end up that much. You can see what it meant the

players and everyone involved in the club. How big a surprise visit to

the Whitehawk's name in the third round draw? On the face of that

game, certainly no surprise because they fully deserved it and feel they

should have won the game. There's a distance between the two sides if

you look at the big positions but what I'd to see how many league

appearances the players that Whitehawk have made and the players

that I can have made, because there's some real league experience

in that side. How much of an upset on the face of it, it's a big upset,

but when you look into it, taking nothing away from Whitehawk, come

because they were fantastic, maybe there is a bit more to it than meets

the eye. We saw from the stats, Whitehawk dominated a lot of the

stats in that match and Kevin, they deserved equaliser? They more than

deserved it particularly in the second half. They pushed on and

pushed on. Even at the end of the game, when everything seemed to be

all against them I suppose in many respects, Sergio Torres picked up

the ball. He doesn't just take a pot shot can strike it at goal, he has

the composure to give it a Sam Deering who was excellent on the

day, so many excellent crosses he kept on putting in. It's a brilliant

ball. It's on a plate for Rose, a good goal. Such a great cross, the

defender doesn't know whether deeper is -- keeper is taking it and they

almost wait for each other and they score. It's the pace of the cross,

he is so strong, Rose, they are great scenes.

score. It's the pace of the cross, he is so strong, Rose, they are

great scenes. We heard from Steve King, he felt they should have had a

goal earlier on, they had the ball on the back of the net. Was it

goal earlier on, they had the ball on the back of the net. Was it a

goal, ordered the assistant get it right? I think the assistant got it

right. I thought the header was legitimate, it should have been

given a goal, but as we see when the cross initially comes in, the first

header, it's Jake Robinson offside, in an offside position. If he stays

out wide and doesn't get involved it's not offside. But he interferes

with plate. That's when the linesman's flag goes up and the

officials get it spot on. It's like when you take a penalty and it

doesn't come off the keeper, it comes off the post. If the keeper

takes a touch we have a second phase. Maybe Jake Robinson isn't

offside but because there is no touching between when he was

initially offside and when the goal goes in, he's given offside. It

looks harsh, but it probably is the right decision. A good spot from the

assistant referee. Whitehawk did have chances. An incredible header,

we're not quite sure how he managed to head it backwards. But it was a

great ball in again. It was, a feature of the game. The crossing

was sublime. They kept doing it. You thought, watching the second half

they've got to get something here. It wasn't like it was endless

punting the ball forward. They worked out a way of creating

chances. It was when the goal did come, fully deserved. A big replay

for chances. It was when the goal did

come, fully deserved. A big replay for Whitehawk to come. Next up,

non-league Altrincham's visit the League One Colchester United. The

home side have the worst defence in the Football League, having conceded

49 goals in 20 matches this season. Altrincham knocked out Barnsley in

the first round of the cup. Ivan Gaskell was watching this one.

Altrincham's name is inextricably entwined with FA Cup history. 17

league scalps to that name. Colchester were quaking at the

prospect of joining the list. It could hardly have started better for

the National League side. It's Reeves, they scored! Altrincham has

taken the lead, 2.5 minutes gone. It's Mold, overhead, Jamie Jones,

what a shocker. Colchester caught cold, 1-0. They had to regroup.

Callum Harriott also -- almost pulled them level but a good save

from Tim Deasy. Then a case of anything you can do, duly inspired

by the opening goal, Reeves tried his luck as well. Cheeky. Shaken,

Colchester stirred. Keep your eye on Callum Harriott again. Skill, pace,

a sleights of luck, perseverance and a cool, cool finish. Harriott, 1-1.

But not for long. With many of the coaching staff, let alone

supporters, yet to take their seats after the restart, Altrincham simply

flew out of the blocks. Quickest into his stride, just 17 seconds

into the second half, Michael Rankine. Michael Rankine, can he

make it 2-1? Yes! Opening seconds of the second half. The upset was back

on. Colchester, some 46 places higher, were on the ropes. Their

heads soon cleared. Tom Lapslie's clip -- quicker than most. He has

beaten Tim Deasy, links back in, header, 2-2. All square again,

tension mounting. Altrincham had a chance to pinch it. Nicky Clee saw

the giant-killing headlines flash in front of his eyes. Nicky Clee has

the chance to win it for Altrincham. Into the U's' penalty area. This

will decide it. In fact, the hero of the hour and party spoiler in chief

was wearing Colchester collars. Harriott. Callum Harriott has won it

with his second of the season, and he won't get a more important goal

than that. Last minute of stoppage time.

The 94th minute we scored in. That shows a lot of character. We were

2-1 down in a game against Altrincham at home in the FA Cup.

People start questioning the character. It is evident for

everyone to see. It is a cruel game, football. Deep into injury-time, we

could have found ourselves in front. 60 seconds later, we find ourselves

out the Cup. It can be a cruel game, Altrincham led twice, two great

goals as well? Two excellent goals, particularly the first one. What a

lovely chip it was from Jake Moult. A heavy challenge, he wants it, but

that is sublime, an excellent finish, wonderful execution from

Jake Moult. That was a great start. They came again into the second

half. Lovely touch here, it is Michael Rankine, good first touch,

doesn't get too close to the keeper. He has the awareness to lift it over

him. The drama of the FA Cup, Steve. You have a miss at one end and they

are punished at the other? This was their chance. We are all thinking

this is it. He does wonderfully well and then it opens up. Either side of

the goal here - you want to go into that space. He is so desperate to

get it on to his left foot. He's cut his angle down so much he allows the

keeper to make the challenge. That is a poor header. Harriott does

brilliantly there. He shows Clee what he should have done at the

other end. He played well all afternoon. A bit of quality. Two

sides both enjoying success in their respective leagues met at the Kassam

Stadium. Sitting top of League Two, Oxford United have won five of their

last six games. Opposition today are no strangers to the FA Cup. National

League side Forest Green Rovers have seen off one League Two side in

Wimbledon in the last round. They are looking to book their place in

the Third Round for the first time since 2010.

COMMENTARY: Both managers have chosen to pick strong teams here

today, such is their determination to mix it with the Premier League

giants in the Third Round. Chris Maguire has not been given

permission to play, so Danny Hylton starts in attack. Two changes for

Forest Green Rovers, James Jennings replaces Marcus Kelly. James

Jennings will have the first opportunity to launch a long throw

in to the penalty area here for Forest Green Rovers. Parkin is the

target. It is tipped over the top, it was Darren Carter who almost

provided the perfect start for Forest Green Rovers inside 45

seconds. Buchel made a good save. Forest Green Rovers have not come

here for the draw. Skarz has Hylton, this is Hylton. Just shielded by

Wedgbury and Hylton catched Arnold. Forest Green Rovers unhappy with the

nature of the challenge. That is cynical. There is no doubt the studs

were raised and if the referee saw what we have seen there, the card

may have been a different colour. Danny Rose. Sercombe - brilliant

save by Arnold. The best moment of the first half for Oxford. Liam

Sercombe - what a touch from the goalkeeper.

It's the early cross, Hylton! What a save by Arnold. He really excelled

there, the Forest Green Rovers goalkeeper. Hylton did well to

generate so much power from that sort of situation. A flying Arnold

denied him. Looking to tease Baldock. Carter's

shot. He took it early. It was too close to Buchel. Again, Darren

Carter didn't quite get hold of the shot. Neither manager really needs a

replay. Roofe. He's looking to roll

Wedgbury. He does. Roofe has found the breakthrough. He has been the

man they have looked to all season. After initially evading Wedgbury,

the shot catching out Arnold, bouncing just in front of him.

Roofe's 12th goal of the season. Another deep ball in. The header

across. And the chest of Jennings concedes the corner.

The miskick. Right across the face of goal. How did that not go in?

Forest Green Rovers are very fortunate to be in the FA Cup.

Frear. He provided late drama in Round One. What can he do now? He's

won a corner. Frear's corner, the goalkeeper

stays, and it is inches wide. James Jennings. Oxford did not really

react to that. I thought the first half, everything we did was an

afterthought. I made the message clear at half-time to step up the

tempo and pass it with more of a purpose. We created a lot of chances

in the second half. We had some chances. We didn't take them. The

good chance they had they put away. That is the next level we want to be

at. If you don't take chances, you get beat.

at. If you don't take chances, you get beat. The dream is over for

Forest Green Rovers. They held out for a long time in that match. Would

the goalkeeper be disappointed with that goal? He was fantastic overall.

You look at this, he almost goes with the bounce. It takes - it comes

off the pitch quickly. He's almost gone with the bounce instead of

against it. He's helping it on rather than going against it. Yes,

he will be disappointed. His overall game was brilliant. Yes. Danny

Hylton had a big day, shall we say? It could have been a bigger day for

Forest Green Rovers. He could have given them the winner, but should he

have still been on the pitch? I think he should have been sent off.

You see it - the angle behind the goal is more conclusive. He goes in

with his studs high. You see here, he goes in and Arnold feels it. This

is the most conclusive angle. As he goes in, he's got no right to be

going in for the challenge there. That is a bad one. That is a bad

one. The referee has a good view of it. I think he should be sending him

off there. The header there from him as well could have sealed the

points? For all that he would be slightly disappointed with his

performance, or for the goal, what a save that is. Outstanding save. Good

save to a good day. The dream over for Forest Green Rovers. Football is

sadly down the list of priorities for Carlisle as the town tries to

recover from the horrendous flooding that hit yesterday. The club will

return to a stadium under water and of course we send our thoughts to

everyone across the country who has been affected. On the pitch, Welling

United was the opposition for Carlisle. A tricky tie. Martin

Fisher talks us through this one. COMMENTARY: Six of this Welling

United are aged 21 or under, including Sam Corr. Carlisle are

going well in League Two at the moment. Seven points off the

automatic promotion spots. A chant that the whole ground can

join in with - United! Wyke! Charlie Wyke opens the scoring for Carlisle

United. Welling United caught in possession there. And Wyke held off

the challenge and just squeezed it beyond Mike McEntegart. A great run

by Porter. Porter against Ellis. Ellis taking a risk inside the area.

The referee had a good view. Ellis going in strongly on Porter. It is

clumsy at best. Gilliead. He has got the better of Jefford. Well defended

by Harry Osborne. It looked as if Welling had switched off for a

moment there. The corner is a bit deeper this time. Well defended

initially. It is still bobbling around there. It is Kennedy. It is

saved and it's cleared to Ibehre and it's in! A couple of deflections on

its way through. Initially, it looked as though Welling had got it

clear. I wonder if it comes off the arm of his colleague, Sweeney.

I gather at half-time there was quite a discussion in the Carlisle

dressing room and the second Carlisle goal has now been given to

Anthony Sweeney. Penalty given. Simon Hooper didn't

need a particularly strong appeal from the Carlisle forward. Now a

chance for Danny Grainger to take Carlisle a step closer to Round

Three. Good save! What a fine stop by Mike McEntegart. It was no t the

-- it was not the greatest of penalties if truth be told. Carlisle

have won at Wembley twice before. Sweeney is pushed in the back. It is

another penalty. This time, the foul by Harry Osborne and what colour

card? It's a red card. Harry Osborne is sent off for the second time this

season. There's the challenge. And for the second time this afternoon,

Danny Grainger has a chance to score from 12 yards. He goes the other

side. And Grainger makes it 3-0 to Carlisle United.

Plenty of blue shirts in support. Gilliead. Wyke couldn't miss.

Carlisle United in danger now of racking up a cricket score. Wyke's

second of the afternoon. The foul given against McQueen. This

will be the last chance for Welling United to get on the score sheet.

Somehow it stayed out. It beat the goalkeeper, struck the post, but

didn't go across the line. That is so desperately unlucky.

Wyke - that is his hat-trick! Charlie Wyke, formerly of

Middlesbrough, will remember this day and that match ball might be the

best birthday present he gets today. Welling United 0, Carlisle United 5.

It's been a good day. We had to come here with the right attitude. Now we

are in the hat for the next round. Hopefully we will get a big team.

How difficult was it with all that's been going on in Carlisle? That is

one for the people of Carlisle. It's been a bad time with the floods. A

nice touch from the club. They have gone back to help those affected by

the floods. They will help out on Tuesday. It was a dominant

performance? Yeah, it was. I think Keith Curle was calm before the

match. He was collected in his thoughts. He knew the job that they

had to do. Full credit to the team. Charlie Wyke, you have to give him a

good mention. To score a hat-trick is outstanding. It was more about

them than the opposition. For the rest of the day's action, starting

with Chesham United's visit to League One Bradford City.

Following their scalp of League Two Bristol Rovers in Round One, Chesham

United were hoping to produce a bigger shock against League One

Bradford City, but with 104 places separating these two sides, the gulf

in class told. Bradford took the lead on 22 minutes through Kyle Reid

who lashed the ball home. Chesham may be called "The Generals" but it

was Bradford bossing the game, James Hanson with the cool finish. Chesham

called on 43-year-old player-coach Barry Hayles. Could he make a

difference? Sam Youngs' shot just missed the target. Bradford weren't

done. Their substitutes decided to get in on the act. Gary Liddle made

it three in injury-time. Still, they wanted more. Cole flicked the ball

home to get his name on the score sheet. It's the third time this year

that Bradford have scored four goals in an FA Cup tie. The Bantams

proving a bridge too far for the Southern League side.

Only six Greater Manchester miles separate Rochdale from Bury, they

are close and so are the managers. Keith Hill and David Flitcroft. Best

mates so who will be buying the post-match drink?

COMMENTATOR: Even a corner kick on the right

wing, the left-back gets the duty. It's an in singer, of course, and

they say goal as well, Rose reaching that one. -- in singer. It is works

by Bury, the set piece. They get an early lead. It's a peach of a ball.

He flicks it in. Up towards Hooper, a big test for him, the 18-year-old.

It's a chance, a brilliant save their by the Austrian goalkeeper

Bachmann, who is on loan from Stoke City. What a chance. Earlier this

year, Manchester United came to this stadium and failed to score. Inside

a quarter of an hour, Doncaster Rovers nearly got one by accident.

Somehow, the corner hit the post. Cambridge weren't startled, as

elsewhere Storm Desmond turned playmaker, this one caught by the

breeze. Still, Bury's work was undone and when this was saved by

Stuckmann, he finished the job for him. Doncaster are managed by Darren

Ferguson and presumably got a trademark half-time chat. Less than

a few minutes into the second half they were level, Sam Beasant caught

unaware in the Cambridge goal. Rovers were a team transformed,

clearly they didn't fancy a replay. Cameron Stewart's cross left little

to do the Mitchell Lund. It only stayed 2-1 for about a minute. Grant

the Kaymer game and this time Sam Beasant was blameless. -- took aim

again. Cambridge a daze but they kept Doncaster honest. Lee Hughes

managed to hit the ball twice in about two microseconds. One of those

days. 3-1 to the team from League One.

Exeter may be a division lower than Port Vale, but came to this tie

unbeaten in five games and looking to book their place in the third

round for the first time in 11 seasons. Their early pressure paid

off. It was defender Jordan Tilson who got in front of his marker to

put the Grecians in front, no better time to score his first goal of the

season. Port Vale may be a division higher, but they couldn't get a look

in. Their first attempts on goal came just before the interval, but

the woodwork resisted AJ Leach's -- AJ smidge leached smacker that. The

second half saw a renewed Port Vale. Michael O'Connor cutting for Wood

from the right only to be denied at the near post. Exeter weren't going

to let this one slide. Ollie Watkins came on as a late substitute and

made a new Egypt impact, stroking home with less than two minutes to

spare to seal a 2 -0 victory. Peterborough were looking for a

sixth straight win and underline the gap of 32 players to -- places the

league to league to gluten. Harry Bateman didn't quite live up to his

name here. A wonderful move, ostrich racing past, Smith's find touch and

Conor Washington denied by further stops from Mark Tyler. It seemed

only a matter of time before Peterborough would score. Ten

minutes before the break, it came and it was well worth the wait.

Washington bobbling and weaving and a terrific finish from a tight

angle, his eighth in eight games. Luton had been holding on for dear

life and out of the blue very almost levelled it. Mackail-Smith released

and beat Alnwick but didn't defeat the woodwork. For a time

Peterborough were frustrated. Chances came and went. Eventually,

the pressure told. Eight minutes from time, Maddison had the chance

to send Peterborough through. He took it with relish. Posh into the

hat for round three. The Hatters not.

Some great action there. We will start with Bradford against Chesham

though. A great result for Bradford, but how will Chesham reflect on the

journey they have had? They will not want to reflect on today, but

everything that has gone on before. It's been a wonderful adventure for

them. When you think non-league, you think minnows. Sometimes that's

misleading. That tag would be correct with Chesham. A wonderful

run for them and some great memories. We saw possibly one of the

goals of the day in Doncaster's Conor Grant? What a goal. Him and

Jake Mold will be contesting for goal of the day but this is an

outstanding finish. He spots it immediately, on his left foot, puts

it away into the top corner. A great goal. A great result. Later tonight,

Match Of The Day 2 features highlights of Newcastle versus

Liverpool, as well as your chance to vote for November's goal of the

month. Let's reflect on yesterday's matches

now. Northwich Victoria from the Northern league Division 1 North are

the lowest ranked club in round two. They faced a real test at least two

Northampton Town, who went into this one on the back of fights -- five

straight victories and unbeaten in their last eight. Commentary from

Dan Mason. The third round is now within reach

for Northampton and Northwich, two clubs that have endured hard times

in recent years. But hoping to start 2016 rubbing shoulders with the

elite of English football. There's a surprise for the Cobblers' top

scorer Mark Richards, who is rotated this afternoon. Calvert-Lewin comes

in up. These are the 11 part-time players who will look to make a

small piece of FA Cup history. Ritchie Bennett has 12 goals in all

competitions this season. This pass intercepted. Some skill

has done very well. It's opened up for him. Surely a foul by Diack, and

feeds Burn. His cross has a good reaction stop out of Smith. It was

on its way. The delivery was high, hanging. Cresswell couldn't get

there. Struggling to clear. On the follow-up, Ball has given Northwich

Victoria the lead. He has barely featured in the match so far but as

Northampton failed to clear, Northwich Victoria, just before

half-time, are setting up perhaps the biggest story of FA Cup round

two. And now they have something to hang onto. It's a job for the

emergency services here at Northampton. That is the local

Sixfields Tavern. Into the path of Bennett. Adam Smith

click office line. -- quick off his line. Northampton are in big trouble

here. Bennett, it's the next Mac Northwich lead by two. Northampton

are the authors of their own misfortune here. They give the ball

away. The woodwork came to the rescue. But once it curls the

Ritchie Bennett, he made no mistake. It seems that the lowest ranked team

in the competition is on the way to the FA Cup third round. Northwich,

it seems, are very close to an eighth consecutive away win and the

biggest one yet. Hoskins looking to make his impact. He has won the

corner at least. Northampton will try again. A better delivery this

time. Adams. It has ended up in the back of the net, and Northampton

have a lifeline. It took a huge deflection on its way. It's going to

be a real nervy last few moments for Northwich Victoria. If anything, it

comes off Hoskins, the substitute. Now, Northampton believe once again.

A free kick given for the foul by Burn. Calvert-Lewin brought down

here. It would be heartbreaking for Northwich Victoria if it were to let

another one in quick succession here. It's flicked on, and it's

the! Two goals in a matter of minutes and Northampton are level

again. Taylor was on the end of the free kick and I think the last touch

here comes off Northwich defender, and the dream of non-league

Northwich Victoria has been shattered in a matter of seconds. It

may well mean that these two will have to do it all over again on

Wednesday week. That will feel like defeat the Northwich.

Evans' ball in. Maloney has Taylor alongside him. Holes-macro is wide.

Northwich look stretched -- Holmes is wide. The comeback is complete.

Northampton have done it! On the brink of the biggest upset of round

two, the Cobblers have come from two goals down. Holmes with the ball in

and Dominic Calvert-Lewin with a terrific downward header. The

teenager looks like having the final say on what has been an

extraordinary FA Cup tie. Is there a come back here for

Northwich? A terrific save by Smith. Sanogo knocks it goalwards. It's all

happening here at Sixfields. A big puff of the cheeks from Adam Smith,

who has just pulled off a phenomenal ructions stop to prevent Alex Byrne

from levelling at 3-3. -- reaction stop.

Here is Calvert-Lewin, he could finish it. Oh, it's over the top.

Would you believe it? He can't! It looked like being the match

clinching goal. Double -- Dominic Calvert-Lewin, experiences a moment

he would rather not remember. So near and yet so far. Northwich

Victoria, two goals to good against Northampton with only seven minutes

left in normal time. The Cobblers then hit three in four minutes and

ended the Cup dream of the side from the eighth tier. Heartbreak from the

non-leaguers. We didn't really deserve to get through this time. We

gave away two awful goals. Full credit to the opposition. I thought

they were outstanding individually and collectively. Whatever they are

doing at the level, I don't think there will be there for much

longer. Disappointing, it's heartbreaking for the players and

fans who have travelled here. Maybe it was fatigue, maybe it was them

going gung ho to get a goal, but it was difficult to take. Ultimately, I

think what I wanted to take away from this game was that our players

were a match for Northampton. Put a lot into the game and left with no

regrets. It was an enthralling cup tie and it looked like Northwich

were going to do it? Yes, on the stroke of half-time when they get

themselves in front and go in front, make it two on the hour but this is

the first goal here from Ball. He gets them in front, on half-time. It

looks plain sailing for Northwich, to be honest with you. They were

playing very well. This is the second goal. It's a mistake by

Buchanan, the left-back from Northampton. He gives the ball away.

Some skill thinks he has scored but followed up by Bennett. Just past

the hour it looked as though they would win the tie but unfortunately

could not keep it to two. How much, this is a non-league side, they

don't train every day, how much does fitness play a part in this game

physically and mentally # obviously, when you are tired and trying to

hold onto a game you could see they were in the ascendancy,

Northampton, towards the later stages of the game. You have to hold

your shape and form. They don't get their bit of luck, Northampton do.

All of a sudden it puts a question in your mind and another little bit

of luck, it's an own goal I think. It was given to Taylor but I think

it was an own goal off the defender and this is one bit of quality in

the game, a fantastic header. The momentum shifted so quickly in this

game. They still had an opportunity right at the end. That's a wonderful

save from the keeper, to keep them ahead. But he was right, the

Northampton manager, who said they were absolutely fantastic,

Northwich. Superb from Northwich Victoria. But we did know before

this round of ties that at least one club from outside the Football

League would be through into the hat on Monday, with an all non-league

type of the War Memorial athletic ground. Stourbridge, off the North

and Premier League hosting National League side Eastleigh. Both sides

had overcome the tag of underdogs to book their place in this round, but

who would progress to the lucrative third round? John Roder describes

the action. COMMENTARY: The strong wind is going

to play an enormous part in proceedings this afternoon.

Corner. Stourbridge's first corner of the afternoon. It comes with 13

minutes played. Still plenty forward in

red-and-white. That is a high, hanging ball. Could go anywhere.

Just fisted away, a chance for the shot and Christian Green denied.

Brave defending from Eastleigh, the ball bouncing around in the penalty

area. Dodd wants it played forward. The

flag stays down. Hawley deciding to go with the first-time shot. Just

too high. That looked like a foul. It is. A

clear push by Scarr. There is the shove.

Josh Payne will take. What can Eastleigh do here?

Towards goal, saved by the keeper, and returned in and Eastleigh are in

front through James Constable. As the herd came in, Solly with the

stop, but nobody had tracked the run of Constable. You can see here he's

quick to react. And just able to slide it in from close range.

Eastleigh leading. It is Stourbridge 0, Eastleigh 1. It's only the third

goal that Stourbridge have conceded in the FA Cup run this season.

Constable in to Strevens. This is Payne. 2-0! That might very well be

Eastleigh through to the Second Round of the FA Cup. Josh Payne with

a little under 14 minutes remaining doubles the visitor's lead and don't

they love it? It's a nice ball back. Nobody having picked up the

goalscorer, Josh Payne. You can see how much space he is in. Stourbridge

0, Eastleigh 2. The chase on for Hawley. He gets

there. That is a penalty. The foul on Hawley. Evans with the initial

challenge and then the challenge that sent the Stourbridge striker

tumbling. Is this the start of what would be an astonishing comeback

from Stourbridge? Time is against them. Can they pull a goal back?

It's saved! Ross Flitney preserves Eastleigh's

2-0 advantage. Stourbridge's FA Cup dream died at that moment. Eastleigh

are through to the Third Round of the FA Cup. They are into Monday

night's draw. Stourbridge 0, Eastleigh 2. It was going to be one

of those days where you hang on and hope for a bit of magic, a bit of

luck. We got it. I felt we deserved that today. Who do you fancy in the

Third Round? Anybody. It would be nice to have a big draw for the

club. We get back to the league on Tuesday and we can look forward to

the draw on Monday. Josh? Arsenal away. Play on a nice pitch. Might be

able to complete some passes! Congratulations to Eastleigh. The

only team definitely through to the Third Round. Are you surprised there

aren't more non-league sides through? Yes, usually, we would get

a lot more into the Third Round. It has been difficult this year.

Salford are hoping to give a good account of themselves at Hartlepool.

We will see Grimsby tomorrow night. Overall, it has been difficult.

Steve, you know Eastleigh well. Talk about them. They are a non-league

side, but they do have a fairly big budget? They have strength in-depth.

Even on the sequence of the game there, we saw there are some players

who have been there, seen it and done it. Yes, we played them

pre-season, they had four behind the bench, so they have strength

in-depth, real quality. Is it a massive surprise? Probably not. They

have done very well this year. They will have a great season.

Interesting to see who they face in the Third Round. Seven more FA Cup

ties to bring you now, all from Saturday afternoon. We begin with

Millwall against Wycombe. A division separates these two, but

Wycombe went to the Lion's Den without fear.

At times, League Two Wycombe made this look simple, perhaps too simple

in this case. A goal was coming. It came not long

after the break and was crafted expertly. Bloomfield the architect,

Hayes the finisher, his second of the season. It took Millwall seven

minutes to respond. An odd game of penalty box pinball was thumped to a

conclusion by Ben Thompson, his first senior goal. Into injury-time,

some might have accepted the replay. Not Wycombe.

COMMENTARY: Danger for Millwall, a chance for a late goal. Wycombe have

won it at the death, it is Michael Harriman who has got it! We have

nicked it at the end. We never give up. We never-say-die and fans were

fantastic, the players were fantastic. Pleased to be in the hat

on Monday. The Lat -- Lattics had lost their

last three. Oldham's best chance came from a Mark Yeates free kick.

It was a moment of magic that settled the tie. Oldham's Brian

Wilson will be having nightmares for weeks. United however were down to

ten men 20 minutes later, Che Adams shown a straight red after appearing

to push Liam Kelly in the face. United held on, five minutes from

time, John Brayford perhaps should have doubled their lead. Goal line

technology for the FA Cup anyone? Portsmouth had something to smile

about here. Mark McNulty's low drive avoided by everyone except Adam

McGurk. McNulty almost added a second. He found woodwork, not

netting. Stanley still in it. They almost levelled. Billy Kee missing

the target. Jason Mooney is among the tallest. McGurk couldn't finish.

Bottom of the Football League, Yeovil had been hearing alarms

everywhere this season. They began with ambition. The Cup always seems

to bring out the best in Yeovil Town.

COMMENTARY: Tozer scores for Yeovil! Ben Tozer with his first goal for

Yeovil Town. A victory for Yeovil Town and a place in the FA Cup Third

Round. Newport are in the Third Round for

the first time since being reformed in 1989. None of County's starting

11 were born the last time they reached that stage. A sublime header

from Scott Boden breached Barnet's defence. Dembele would have

equalised for Barnet had it not been a goal line clearance by Elito. With

interim managers in place, uncertainty surrounds these two

clubs. After this stalemate, their future in the Cup too.

Chesterfield's Richard Wood didn't know too much about Walsall's goal.

The cut-back flew in off the defender, not quite the FA Cup

moment he had dreamed of. John Ward's Walsall were nearly in dream

land themselves but Paul Downing was denied. Top marks for style!

Chesterfield's stand-in manager rallied his troops and they

responded. Good luck with sorting the goalscorer out! Half a dozen

contenders, a possible handball, too, Chesterfield's skipper a narrow

favourite to claim it. Demetriou's effort thundered against the bar.

They will need to meet again to settle it.

A Cup tie that never got going, though it had its moments. Perhaps

the pick of Scunthorpe's offering. Orient were the better side. This

was the chance to reach Round Three. Not the finest finish. No-one else

could improve on it. Occasionally the persistent was

paired with skill. It was all a bit wayward. Will the sequel be better

than the original? Plenty of last-minute drama. Steve,

Wycombe, what a moment from Michael Harriman? It was. This was an upset.

They have been in good form recently. As you can see, just wants

it a bit more. How many times have we seen a centre-half get in that

position and smash the ball? It is a lovely flick. Wonderful ball in and

it's a good goal. This is the one for me. An excellent effort in the

Chesterfield-Walsall game. Got a bit unfortunate. This is handball. The

handball is there. That is a clear touch. I'm not sure when the goal is

given. Chesterfield will have to do it again. There is one tie yet to be

decided. National League side Grimsby host Shrewsbury from League

One tomorrow. You can listen to that live on Radio 5 Live Sports Extra.

Before then, join Mark Chapman with the Third Round Draw live from

Cardiff on BBC Two at 7.00pm. The Emirates FA Cup never fails to

deliver. Another wonderful weekend of football. Congratulations to all

those teams who have their name in Monday's draw as the competition

prepares to welcome those big guns, it will be a very interesting

evening at Cardiff tomorrow to see who gets who. My thanks to Steve and

to Kevin for joining me to go through all the weekend's

highlights. Have a good night. Bye for now.

# Everybody's hand in hand # Swinging down the lane

# Everybody's feeling grand # When the moon is on the rise

# Watching lovers making out like we used to do

# When the moon is on the way # And I'm waiting all in vain

# Should be swinging down the lane... #