Second Round Highlights The FA Cup

Oxford against Macclesfield. Coming in at the far post, Danny Boyle. The

ball breaks loose. The keeper has lost it. There is a chance and it

goes wide of the post. Fitzpatrick on the far side. The corner is

beaten away by eastward. Floated in. And the head slams against the

outside of the post. And there is a chance. Pushed wide by Craig Ross.

Danny Rowe pushes it back. Good play. It is a good one as well.

Macclesfield, so unlucky. No goals on Friday night,

but non-league Macclesfield Town more than held their own

against Oxford United of League One - and maybe set the tone to expect

no walkovers for league sides in the second round of

the Emirates FA Cup. Steve Claridge and Dion Dublin

are with me to see which of the 40 clubs involved made the hat

for a potential dream tie Unfortunately, Stourbridge,

the lowest-ranked side left in the competition,

have to wait a little longer to play their part after today's tie

with Northampton Town was called off No such problems at

the Tameside Stadium, home of Curzon Ashton

from the National League North, the sixth tier of English football,

who took on a side 82 places above them in the football pyramid,

in League One fliers AFC Wimbledon. Commentary comes from

Adam Summerton and Chris Perry. Three divisions separate Curzon

Ashton and AFC Wimbledon. National League North meets League 1. All

manner of trades and professions represented in the Curzon Ashton

squad, teachers joiners and engineers among them. The longest

serving player, 43, is a roofer. Adam Morton started a Europa League

tie alongside Luis Suarez a little over four years ago. Alex Proud will

be glad he reconsidered a decision to retire made back in July. There

will now be a moment of reflection to be had, over the disaster

involving that Brazilian side on Monday.

A place in the third round of the FA Cup at stake. A chance to be up

there with the Premier League's finest clubs. A real glamour tie and

a sense of occasion. The crowd really up for it. The managers are

all up for it and obviously it is a fantastic opportunity for these

Curzon Ashton players to show what they have got. Going on the attack

early on! What a goal! Unbelievable strike. He got his boots off his

former team-mate at Liverpool, John Flanagan. He says they are lucky

boots. And they have proved to be so today. He lines up with his left,

and he will not hit a ball better than that in his career. It went

past James Shea into the Wimbledon net. Man United have only played

seven matches to win the FA Cup last season. AFC Wimbledon having to

defend thou. Curzon Ashton going forward with purpose. And it has

gone again, Morgan! This is quite remarkable! The FA Cup produces

fairy tales seasoning, season out. We are seeing one unfolding in front

of our eyes. A lovely ball from Guest, with nobody marking Morgan.

He arrives from the deep. The Curzon Ashton fans are in dreamland at the

moment. He did well there. The ball goes back to Elliott. A good saves

by Burton. A big save in the context of this match. Wimbledon have come

into this match in decent form, unbeaten in five. An incredible

shock on the cards here. And another block. They are throwing their

bodies in the way, the Curzon Ashton players. Good work from Conor

Hampson. Time is clearly of the essence for AFC Wimbledon. A good

hit and a wonderful save by Burton. A sensational save.

Towards Elliott from Shea. He is going to run through here. What a

chance that was. Taylor could not take it. He has to look to the

target at least. And now this is Guest. Unlucky. Drooled over

brilliantly! A hat-trick! And Morgan is there again. There is no stopping

them. A breakaway goal. AFC Wimbledon, hit hard again. What a

story that is unfolding here. A hat-trick for Abi Morgan. And there

is a Chief Executive, Natalie Atkinson, who says she wants

Manchester City in the third round. She might just get her wish. That

was a nervy moment at the back. Tyrone Barnett, flicking it onto Tom

Elliott, who has made the running behind. It would be a remarkable

comeback but there is still time yet for Wimbledon to hit back. Get one

and you never know. Towards the near post, and eternity in. Surely they

have? It is on the line and it is in again. I have they kept that out? It

could not have been much closer. Absolutely not. Brilliant defending

from the Curzon Ashton players. Elliott gets it off Barnett. Taylor

is there as well. They really have defended brilliantly this afternoon.

I can Burton came for that and he did not get to it. And there is one

back. Just over ten minutes ago. Tom Elliott has given AFC a glimmer of

hope here. And it will put a bit of doubt in the minds of the Curzon

Ashton players here. Up towards Elliott again. He leads with the

shot. He appeals for handball. The last ten minutes or so. Hakan Burton

tries to come through a crowd of bodies and it is another one. The

comeback is on here. Once again he does not get there. Dominic Poleon

in the six yard box. Is the theory to falling apart for Curzon Ashton?

Suddenly they are a bag of nerves. It is Reeves, and a great cross! And

the header is in. Astonishing. A perfect header. Bending away from

Hakan Burton. This game has turned on its head within the space of two

minutes and 40 seconds. You could not scripted. The smiles have turned

to friends. The atmosphere, the feeling around the stadium has

completely changed. How it has swung in Wimbledon's favour. And the

header is saved by Burton. What a chance. He knows that his side

should have won this. Could they win it right at the end? Barnett is in.

So close. Tyrone Barnett throws everything at it. Within a whisker.

Woodford with the long ball. He gives away from Elliott but he was

brought down. In the final minute of added time. Into the area it goes. I

cannot believe what I am seeing here! Tom Elliott, with surely the

last touch of the game, has won it for AFC Wimbledon. You can see John

Flanagan, his hands on his head, he cannot quite believe it. But these

Curzon Ashton players should be proud of the performance they have

put in the supplement. Wimbledon through to the FA Cup third round

for only the second time in their history. John Flanagan Luxon in

reflection. A quite astonishing comeback from AFC Wimbledon.

Delighted with the players, what a game. I don't think I've been

involved in anything quite like it. It was an amazing game of football

that sums up the FA Cup. I feel for Curzon Ashton and I shouldn't

because a manager should worry about his own team but I do feel for him

because I thought they were incredible today. I cannot tell you

how I feel, to be honest. It is in the bottom of your belly. All the

lads are feeling it. The changing room is silent. I will probably not

sleep much tonight, thinking how close we were. I dread to think what

the draw will be on Monday, if it comes out and it is a big club. You

don't want to know. It was quite simply an incredible cup tie.

Heartbreak for them, considering that they are struggling in the

sixth tier of English football, but they gave Wimbledon and almighty

scare today. They were superb. They tried to play a bit of football as

well. They went along when they had a spell of 60 minutes where they

could not do anything wrong. Every time they got in the final third,

they put the ball into areas where they should be scoring. They could

have scored four or five but they got three. It was just not enough to

keep them where they wanted to be. It was amazing. But Mike Neal said,

that is the FA Cup, that is exactly what it is. 80 minutes and you are

three now up? Watching that game, they kept trying to play and the

game had changed, the momentum changed. You knew the ball was

coming into the box and they kept trying to play. It brought a little

bit of pressure on them. Stick it in the box, to Sowter made a big

difference for windows on and it changed the face of the game. It is

such a shame because the back pages tomorrow will be full of this

incredible comeback from Wimbledon but we should not forget the

hat-trick, the first goal of which was stunning. A wonderful strike.

This was 34 or 35 seconds. He was substituted later in the game. I

have never seen a person who scored a hat-trick look so unhappy leaving

the pitch. It is a really good hat-trick, I have got to say. 12

years at Liverpool Sony has a good grounding. These were all sorts of

goals. A lovely one down the left-hand side, jogging on the spot.

Great to get in among the defenders. The last one again, a good one. He

does not give it up. Guest, and then he played a big part in the third

goal as well. That is never die. Real determination. When he gets

there, look at the quality. The ball is bubbling, and when he looks up,

he finds the man. That is a wonderful pass. All they has to do

is control the finish and he does that brilliantly. And then he gives

himself a yellow card. You know all about scoring a hat-trick and losing

4-3. I scored a hat-trick for Coventry and lost 4-3 against

Sheffield Wednesday. I was as happy as him coming off the pitch,

absolutely gutted. Let's look at the 126 seconds, that is all the time it

was. In some ways it was old school Wimbledon. And it had to be, because

they could not score any other way and they had to find a way of

scoring goals. They put the ball into an area and they fought. They

fought hard for it. They deserved it. The difference, prior to this we

had seen three or four minutes before a scramble that did not drop

for them. If you look at this game, in ten minutes you are three nil

down, after 18 minutes, and they could have won this game 6-3.

Actually, that is brilliant. When you look at the angle, the way he

gets the placement, he made a big difference. Curzon Ashton thought

they had got away with it at 3-3. I mean this, that is one of yours.

That is a punt, a straight ball, with no real pace, and somehow he

manages to arches neck and get some purchase on the ball. People will

say it was the keeper but there is power on the finish. 80 minutes,

three now up, and they go down 4-3. -- three nil up. As much as you want

to say, well done to the lads, you want to say, you got away with that

one. Very well done to Wimbledon. To the Memorial Stadium now,

where Bristol Rovers, after an encouraging start

in League One, have hit So was this the worst time for them

to take on one of the surprise teams of the National League,

in Barrow, who last With a 21 match unbeaten run, Barrow

sensed an upset at the Memorial ground. They did not take long for

Bristol Rovers to show their superiority, setting the tone and

taking an early lead. Gaffney was on the right place at the right time.

The celebrations did not last very long. Six minutes later, Harrison,

prolific in the National League, struck with his 18th goal of the

season. Then a costly mistake almost let Bristol Rovers back in. Into my

feet, please. It goes all the way through and then takes a ricochet

from Chris Lyons. He knew nothing about it. Into the second half and

Barrow were saved by the woodwork. What started as a cross from Lee

Brown might have given Rovers the advantage.

Unbeaten since August, the momentum was with Barrow, and Harrison again

of finishing off from Liam Hughes' Cross, 13 in ten games now for the

29-year-old. There was to be one last chance of escape for Bristol

Rovers. Goal-scorer Gaffney with the shot, but fine margins matter.

These fans travelled a 500 mile round trip to see Barrow in the

third round for the first time in six years. The one thing I can say

about this group is they don't really know when to give in. Went a

goal down, showed immense character and soaked up a lot of intense

pressure near the end, but these good boys are not just good players.

They have shown a lot of heart and character to get through an

extremely difficult fixture. Deja vu for Bristol Rovers but well done to

Barrow, unbeaten in 22 in all competitions. Well worth that

comeback win? It was a good performance against a very decent

side. When you go to a club like Bristol Rovers, you are going to

need that little bit of luck. They hit the bar a couple of times or

whatever but the threat up front, they worked incredibly hard and the

manager is right. They are something special. A group of players that

almost looks after itself. The way they apply themselves, you almost

know what you're going to get under the manager that is the best thing

you can have. Is the Harrison with the two goals for Barrow, we seen at

Cheltenham Town, 13 goals in ten games. He never looked in danger of

missing the shots. Very composed under pressure, very strong, gets

himself into areas where you are hoping the ball is going to come and

he's always there. This is a fantastic finish. The bounce in

front of him, he knows how to finish it. He will get lots more goals.

Just a matter of finishing. His all-round game was good, wasn't it?

Good, yes. His all-round game is a threat, anything over the top, he

held the ball up, went on behind, he did really well. It's the result

that adds more to the feel-good factor already at Barrow.

More of today's game shortly, but with just 15 places

between Sutton United of the National League

and Cheltenham Town of League Two, was an upset in the offing

An air of expectation and plenty of expectation at Gander Green Lane,

the most famous day is almost 28 years ago. Today, Sutton mid-table

in the National League and looking to reach the third round of the FA

Cup for the first time since 1993, by knocking out League Two

strugglers Cheltenham. James Tate, looking to curl it and

it was heading for the bottom corner, until Ross Warner pushed it

behind for the corner kick. The best chance of the afternoon so far. --

James Dayton. James Dayton was able to cut infield. Well saved by

Warner. Back across goal and cleared away off the line and away to

safety. Cheltenham so close to the opener. Spence acrobatically able to

click it away to safety. Gary Johnson took Cheltenham to the

National League title last season, with over 100 points as he guided

them back to the Football League at the first attempt. James Dayton has

two in the middle here. Couldn't find either of them. It's a way to

safety. Cheltenham wanted a free kick for the challenge. They haven't

got it. Dickie is a bit of trouble -- is in a bit of trouble.

Cheltenham do get the decision their way. It's more the way Dickie Falls,

on the small of his back. Cheltenham with five tall players, all waiting

on the edge of the penalty area. The cross takes a slight deflection and

Cheltenham go in front. It's the striker, Wright, who gets the final

touch. First blood to the league two side. Wright sticks out a foot, the

faintest of touches and he gets his fifth goal of the season. It's

Sutton United nil, Cheltenham one. No changes to either team in terms

of substitutions as we get the second half under way. Cheltenham in

the red and white stripes. Leading Sutton United by 1-0. Danny Wright

with it in the first half. The floodlights are wrong here at Gander

Green Lane. Gomis now for the National League side. Time to put in

a measured cross. Bailey, able to stab it forward and it drops a

nicely for Sutton United and Tubbs has an equaliser inside the opening

40 seconds of the second half. Tubbs, on his debut, brings Sutton

United level. Bailey's ball forward, the little head down and Tubbs was

on it in a flash. He only signed on Thursday from Forest Green Rovers

and already he's notched his first goal for his new club.

A delicate ball forward for Tubbs. Holds off the defender well. Looking

to turn away. Deacon tries to curl it and it's not too far wide either.

From Rory Deacon you can see what he's aiming to do here. But it

beyond Griffiths, into the top corner. 2224 as the attendance here

this afternoon at under Green Lane. They've seen a fascinating FA Cup

second round tie, which may have plenty left in it. The chance for a

second but it's well saved by Griffiths. Sutton United breaking

forward. Eastman with the ball out wide and the shot in the end well

saved by the Cheltenham goalkeeper. Cheltenham racing into the penalty

area. A corner kick. Cheltenham fans behind the goal hopeful that this

corner might see their team gets a second goal. Sutton with virtually

everybody back except Tubbs. Driven high, in towards Dickie, it's off

the bar and the rebound is cleared away. There's a foul in the penalty

area. The free kick has gone Sutton's way. Cheltenham so close to

getting a second goal. You can see Dickie rising here.

O'Shaughnessy gets it away. Are we going to have last-gasp drama at

Gander Green Lane? Rory Deacon for Sutton United with virtually the

last kick of the match has put them through! Astonishing scenes!

Incredible. Rory Deacon's seventh goal of the season and almost

certainly his most important. Look at where he picks the ball up.

Defenders in front of him but he's able to get the shot away. Griffiths

is beaten and almost certainly Cheltenham Town are beaten. It will

be a place in the third round of the FA Cup for Sutton United.

Can you put into words what it feels like to be their winning goal-scorer

in a game like this question might it's amazing, absolutely amazing.

You dream of days like this and thankfully it's come true. We didn't

turn up in the first half and we said to the players, you've got to

give it a go here. Don't go out with a whimper. The second half was a

typical Sutton United performance over the last year. We've always

talked about the past history and it's lovely to be talking about

recent history and regardless what happens to be in the last 64 of the

FA Cup, for a club our size, that's our history made. Some years it's

yours, some years it isn't an Sutton did well to stay in the game, we

went 1-0 up, had a good first half and the last thing you want to do is

give a goal away so of course we are disappointed. It's their day, good

luck to them in the next round. We know that we have a little bit of

work to do. A tough afternoon for them. You look at what we've just

seen from Sutton in the third round, after 22 years. Conjuring up

memories of 1989 and the win over commentary, Matty Tubbs starts the

comeback in the second half, a player you've enjoyed watching over

the years? Yes, he has had one or two good moves, I think it went for

800 grand at one stage. He's had a flurry of clubs where he is moved

and you need to get in the right place at the right time and that's

exactly what they did because he will score goals. He is an out and

out goal-scorer. This is where the manager I'm sure will have said

please drop for Matt Tubbs. That's good technique, in and around those

areas. Makes it look easy, doesn't it? Concentration, a good finish.

They couldn't have left it much later, the six minute of injury time

before Rory Deacon pounced. I don't know how they've allowed him to

travel with the ball so far because he did have chances before that,

where he came very close one on the left with a curler. He had a few

blocked as well. He received the ball for his winning goal ten yards

outside the box. I'm thinking to myself, don't let him go any

further, there he is, ten yards outside the box, five touches and

they allow him to get in the box. You can't touch him when he's in the

box. People's the trigger and thinks he will get lucky, a bit Alan

Shearer. Straight through the legs. Both defenders leave it to one

another to shut the ball down. You have to just do it. Take initiative

in that area. Take initiative and get away from goal, a great strike

from the young lad. I remember Steve saying, speaking about the first

round, he's not up at -- not a fan of 3G pitches. They are rubbish, I

don't like them. Our knees and bones won't allow 3G pitches. With the

likes of Craig Eastman and Nicky Bailey there'll be a force to reckon

with in the next round. Back to today, and two more games

featuring non-league sides, starting with Eastleigh of the fifth

tier versus Halifax Town of the 6th. When the old Halifax Town were in

the league, Eastleigh were in the second. The Spitfires fly higher

this time. This is Mandron's 12 of the season. Eastleigh have had to

recruit a manager this week, Martin Allen replacing Ronnie Moore who

unexpectedly resigned. Alan has been knocked out of the cup once this

season with Barnet so what happened around the hour mark must have made

troubling viewing for him. First, Jordan Sinnott snuck in an equaliser

for the side's 21 places below. It started something. Five minutes

later the National League North side were ahead. Synod to the service

this time, Garner did the scoring. Clockwork... Orange. The Halifax

doesn't do much as camouflage but he still didn't spot that Peniket was

lurking. Less than 20 minutes left and Halifax were heading into round

three. They just needed to keep Eastleigh output two minutes later

and however they tried there was no stopping Scott Wilson. 3-2, with a

place in the next round at stake, it was all building to the final

minute, to dramatic conclusion to the most almighty confusion.

COMMENTATOR: Is a scramble inside the box.

Mandron has the final touch. Surely that was all the chaos we could

take. Halifax tried for a final twist. Denton's head, a deep breath

and back to Yorkshire. Back in 2004, Millwall's FA Cup bust

carried them all the way to a final with Manchester United. 12 years on,

safe passage into round two against non-league Braintree was their

ambition. COMMENTATOR:

They've scored, a fantastic goal, Michael Cheek. Michael Cheek with

the audacity to steer his side in front. Known as the iron, Braintree

now needed some steely resolve. COMMENTATOR:

He can equalise straightaway, what a great reply. Just one minute later.

Soon after, Millwall were celebrating further. Smith's second

goal in four minutes, it was fast turning into Harry's game. Braintree

heads spinning. The Essex side have made the 50 mile trips filled with

expectation. When Shane Ferguson added Millwall's third in 25 minutes

they may have contemplated a request to refund their petrol money. But

having demolished Eastbourne 7-0 to reach this stage of the cup for the

first time there are clearly goals in the team. Ten minutes before

half-time, Jack Midson added another to the tally stop Braintree right

back in it. Braintree have used no less than seven goalkeepers already

this season. The present incumbent, son of FA Cup winning keeper Dave

Beasant. Contribution was less memorable, picking out of the net as

Smith completed his hat-trick. The day started brightly for Braintree

but it ended with deflation. O'Brien got a goal in added time. For

Millwall, their name back in the third round draw, memories of FA Cup

exploits past rekindled. Top work, congratulations to Harry

Smith for his hat-trick. He did a couple of goals on his debut for

Millwall and less than a month and he's at it again? He is. He's come

out of the long league, a few trials and Millwall were the side that

picked him up. Six you expect someone to get the ball early

forward to him and he will work on the flick ons but he's got more than

from what we saw today. They scored straight from kick-off.

Is the key nudge there. Yes, that's on the spot, kicking up with play,

then this is good technique at the far post. How many times do we see

people see -- see people snatch at that? Here, this falls to him very

quickly and a lot of people try and get on their better foot the right

foot, he doesn't. It's an instant taken to finish, a good hat-trick.

He didn't move quick feet. In treat. He looked like Halifax had

to win. If you look back at the last two goals they conceded, this was

scrappy. It was. There was no talking, nothing at all. And then he

was on it, like a shot. The defender could not do anything. This is the

best scramble I have seen in the FA Cup for some time. It was pinball.

Actually, he was running for it and it hits him and goes into the back

of the net. Some comeback. Martin Allen's first game in charge. The

might of been strong words if they had lost that game. The last thing

he wants our two FA Cup defeat on his CV in the same season!

Ten years ago, Woking took on Accrington Stanley to secure

Alistair man was watching this for us. An unforgettable victory at West

Brom and a draw at Coventry City has ensured walking's place in FA Cup

folklore. Last season's striker was part of Wycombe Wanderers' side.

This year he has scored format goals in Woking's two victories. A year

ago, Shrewsbury were eventually knocked out in round five by

Manchester United. And the pass is a good one. The

chances even better. But despite the burst, Lewis could not find the

finish. Sullivan is in space down the right. He was the intended

target. Sure is happy to take this possibility. -- Kee. John Coleman's

side got automatic promotion in the last days of the campaign. And this

is a good one. The goal is scored by Kee. And Accrington Stanley take the

lead. The cross in from Pearson. Not the most conclusive. And it just

broke for Kee. Took a deflection on the way through that made it

impossible for the goalkeeper to stop it. It is the side from League

2 who nudge in front. Walking looking for an immediate response.

And it is a foul which the Accrington Stanley players take

enormous exception to. It was a loose ball and it is the way he

comes downwards towards the ball from above that the referee takes

exception to. And there is the red card for Charlie Carter. Walking

already trail and now they have to try to get back into this cup tie

with ten men. Accrington Stanley are in control. -- Woking already trail.

A second goal will make giant-killing almost impossible. And

it is Kee again! Woking had to keep it up until half-time and they have

not. Accrington Stanley are beginning to look towards tomorrow

night's third draw already. It is hard enough trying to plot a victory

over a professional side, but having to do it with ten men is going to

take some doing. Here is Clark for Accrington. And across is a good

one. The header is planted by O'Sullivan. And it is game over. A

simple enough header. It was just a matter of the delivery of the cross

from Clark which was good and the finish from all equally so. So often

in the past, the ones -- you are the ones doing the giant-killing. How do

you feel about being targeted? Coming to a non-league house, this

is probably better. We have been brought up on non-league, myself in

particular. This is nothing new to us. It feels like coming home. We

have great memories here. This is where we clinched promotion to the

Football League so this is a fantastic place for us and I am glad

we are coming away with a win. We started bright and I thought we

should be 1-0 up the first minute. There was a great opportunity, for

the first time in 19 years. As I say, we are young squad, and the

numbers have turned out for us. Now we have to move on and clear our

heads, get into training on Tuesday morning and Gulf to work again. What

will be will be. It is always going to be something we will look back on

and good luck to Accrington. We wish them all the best. Chapecoense's cup

run comes to an end. Accrington, the cup gives them respite from their

league struggles. 1-0 down, playing for walking, you do not want to go

down to ten men within a minute of conceding. -- playing for Woking.

Charlie Carter, was in frustration? He dangled a flute a couple of times

before this. He has control of the ball on the right hand side and he

overcooked sits lightly. For some reason, I have no idea why, that was

the first one, where he raises his foot. And there, he just overcooked

it, and then he seems to jump in. Not so much a two-footed tackle but

he leaves his studs in, knowing there will be follow-through. From

the Accrington player's perspective, the way that they gather together,

are they right to do that? I think they considered it to be a dangerous

challenge. And that is how you would react. You want people to look after

each other. That used to be the only way that forwards could kick a

defender, leave your foot in. Don't tell everybody! Rose tinted glasses,

back in the day... The two highest-ranked teams

in the FA Cup at this stage, Bolton and Sheffield United

went head to head at They're second and third

in League One - where they're Spearing from the right-hand side

this time. Saved by Aaron Ramsey Dale. That is an absolutely stunning

stop. -- Aaron Ramsdale. Can Bolton make this one can't? The danger is

still not cleared. Did that cross the line? The assistant referee says

no. The ball swung in, and initial stop was saved, by Beevers, and then

my words, it looks as though it may have crossed over the line. Taylor

with a long through. Kicked across the face of goal. And Bolton take

the lead. In the final two minutes. Good work from Ramsdale. He lays it

off to Ameobi. Bolton doubled their lead inside 30 seconds of the

restart. Good work by Clough, but what a hit.

The shot is deflected and in. Sheffield United have won back

thanks to Coutts. He will claim it, although with the deflection, really

that was what Pete Ben Alnwick. Sheffield United have not failed to

beat these opponents since 1981. And Bolton get their third through Vela.

They are on the brink of the third round. His third goal of the season

for Bolton. Sheffield United's corner. It is headed in. They have

made it 3-2. And Jack O'Connell takes Sheffield United back into

this tie. A great fear, that one. Parkinson, when he was in charge of

Bradford, working his magic again in the cup. You got the feeling that

both teams took a little while to warm up. Once they dragged each

other into the game, it was a good moment. It was always going to be

special. Ameobi's goal was to reflect. I am glad he has been

watching me. He told me he wasn't. Right, three more ties now which saw

League Two sides hoping to upset their League One opponents,

starting with the Dion Dublin derby - as Cambridge United took

on Coventry City at the Abbey 1987 winners Coventry have long

enjoyed a romantic entanglement with the FA Cup. Cambridge, less so. But

it was the League 2 side who concentrated on the cup here. He

delivers across them. And United are in front thanks to Berry. Coventry

defence playing the mannequin challenge. Indeed, Berry was to play

a pivotal role in proceedings. Before the half-hour mark, he

wriggled towards goal and found Ian Harris blocking his path. Berry

picked himself up, dusted himself down and tucked away the penalty.

But he was far from done. The sense of a hat-trick in his nostrils, he

was played in by man Gaya. -- played in by Mingoia. Coventry will

celebrate the 30th anniversary of that great victory this may. On this

evidence, repeat will not happen any time soon. Luke Berry turns in! It

is Luke Berry Day at the Abbey. Peterborough arrived at Meadow Lane

with an impressive record at this stage of the competition, having

lost only once in the last 15 second round ties. They did not take long

before they found themselves in front. Three minutes, in fact.

Leonardo De Silva with this low strike to give the League 1 side and

early lead. And it was looking comfortable for Posh. Paul Taylor

finally honoured words. He made no mistake for his sixth of the season.

But Notts County pick themselves up and deservedly reduced the arrears

after a sustained spell of pressure. Adam Campbell produced this fine

strike that ended up in the bottom corner. The home side well and truly

back in the game. They then found themselves with a man advantage. Lee

Angol was sent off, Matt Tootle on the receiving end of his

frustration. Angol on the receiving end of a red card before half-time.

The home side continued to push Peterborough all the way in the

second half. The ball comes into the box. Shot towards goal and into the

back of the net. Laing seals it at 2-2. The only previous time these

two met in the cup, Port Vale won 6-0. It would not be that bad for

Hartlepool, would it? Cecilia, born into account, to them in front. Two

minutes later, it got worse. This was the most acrobatic of accidents.

An own goal from Woods. Port Vale said the division above Hartlepool

but there was a gulf between them. Jones, now with four to his name.

Port Vale only managed one more. Nathan Smith brought down in the

second half, a penalty. Over two Ryan Taylor. Once of Newcastle, who

he may yet meet in round three. Port Vale through and Hartlepool

struggle. As for the performance of the day, well done to Luke Berry. On

his four goals for Cambridge. We're calling it to the Dion Dublin Derby.

Steve, they are all derbies as far as we are concerned. But this was a

special moment for him. He is a Cambridge boy, and I think he has

only ever played in Cambridge. This is his second time around. This

takes into 23 goals and he scored 22 last time he was there. In half the

time. The boy has ability. He has real good ability. Beesley, this is

his spiritual home and he is a player. And he is not actually an

out and out centre forward. He is more of a ten but he has great

vision and he can play. He seems to be the catalyst for what happens in

and around Cambridge when it comes to the game. I interviewed him when

he was about 17 and he has just got better. He has grown into being a

man now, and a very good footballer. Quickly on Coventry, now manager, no

stadium. No training ground. When does it end for your old club? 20

minutes in, no fans, because they were shocking. The fans have been

treated terribly and they keep saying CC without, and they're not

doing the right thing for the club. The fans spend so much money and

they have done for years. They have nothing to cheer about. I do not

know where the club will go. If you own it, you cannot sell it. I think

many now on Coventry fans will tell you -- agree with you on that one.

OK, more FA Cup goals on the way - first a quick reminder

that two weeks today, there's a big sporting

celebration planned - and you're all invited.

BBC Sports Personality of the Year. Looking forward to that.

Now yesterday, Blackpool and Luton Town went

into their second round ties with their reputations

very much on the line, as they took on non-league

Brackley Town and Solihull Moors respectively, who had never reached

The ongoing fans' protest meant Blackpool's Bluefield Road can be a

quiet place these days, a strange situation for Brackley town to

arrive into. Perhaps they hadn't fully settled when Blackpool went

after them. Matt got his fourth goal of the season, just six minutes in.

Just the tonic for the Tangerines. Brackley of the National League

North knocked out Gillingham in the last round. They are dangerous but

somehow they came out of this gamble without an equaliser. There would be

other chances, as Brackley pressed their League Two opponents, suddenly

there was time to wait up. Perhaps too much time. Sam Slocombe saved

Blackpool, but Brackley will feel he should have been bypassed. Blackpool

had only one FA Cup match since 2012. No wonder they were jitters

but 12 minutes remaining, only Tom Aldred on the line kept Brackley

out. Blackpool into round three. Some good news that a troubled club.

With Luton fifth in League Two macro and two defeats in 14 games,

National League Solihull might have feared the worst heading to

Kenilworth Road but daunted they want. Early on at least. Jamie

Osborne is steering them skilfully in front with just five minutes

front. This will Solihull's first of a second round appearance but no

signs of stage fright here. Osborne playing his part to perfection. To

double the non-league's league. It could have got even better before

the break. But when his big moment came, the lines were fluffed. Still,

to look at the break, Solihull must have seen those FA Cup headlines

flashing before their eyes but hold the back page. Luton may have been

late arriving, they were about to get their party started. Bill

ton-macro was first to be inspired and could barely disguises delight

-- Hilton was first to be inspired. Johnny Mullins on the mark,

Solihull's sterling resolve was about to crumble. Luton began to

take charge. Fresh from the subs bench, O'Donnell stepped up to the

plate next and helped himself to the third to edge the home side in

front. Batmanning the mask Hylton certainly put the wind up Solihull

Moors. Is past released Jack Marriott and with room to manoeuvre

he did the rest. Luton had really found their feet. Talking of which,

with twinkle toes, O'Donnell danced through again to make it 5-2. Who

needs Ed Balls! Luton haven't lost a non-league opponents while a league

team in 46 years. Mariette reserved their place in round three with

number six. The Hatters in the hat again. Their manager surely thrilled

to bits. It was contrast in performances from first after

second. The first half, it wasn't one I want to be associated with.

Well done Solihull, Luton were absolutely ruthless.

Now, don't forget there's more football on the way

And on Match of the Day 2 - they'll be mulling over

the contenders for November's Goal of the Month.

Right, the final five ties from yesterday on the way now.

Starting at the Proact, where League One strugglers Chesterfield

found League Two Wycombe just too hot to handle.

League One played league to watching this you would mix-up which mix-up

which was which. But Paul Paul Hayes and in went Wycombe's first goal, so

began an afternoon of Chad moisture. Everyone had barely settled down

when they pinned chesterfield back again. Eventually in the right place

at the right time was Kashket. He began his career playing in Spain,

hence perhaps the gloves. Things spiralled down for the Spireites.

John Nolan's challenge was his last act of the match. What was difficult

enough with 11 would be tougher still with Ken. Six minutes later,

the Wanderers' path was fully cleared. Kashket is in only his

second season of professional football but seems to have an eye

for it, right down to the corner flag celebrations. Wycombe had won

their last four going into this. Right now things are dropping for

them and in this case Anthony Stewart, number four. Chesterfield

had only made round three twice in 20 years and her blondes -- long

since given up on it this time. Three minutes later, Kashket

ambushed again. No foul apparently so he got his ninth of the season. A

5-0 win, and on Thursday they are clear their debts to a former owner.

Not a bad old week for Wycombe. Brunton Park has been a focus for

Carlisle this year and they welcome the team division above with only

two league wins away all season. Carlisle had some good attacking

spells. This one from Jason Kenedy, heading over against his former

club. But a little help for Rochdale to set them on their way. Steve

Davis with this shot spinning off defender and into the net. Not the

start Keith Curle was hoping for so early in the second half. Rochdale

could have wrapped things up, the keeper was beaten, only the

striker's shot wasn't on target. Rochdale made sure the tie was safe

at the end. Nathaniel Mendez-Laing, clinical from close range, as

Carlisle suffered a rare home defeat. Keith Hill more than happy

to celebrate Rochdale's success and their place in round three.

With a typical spot of FA Cup mischief Charlton's new manager Karl

Robinson faced former club MK Dons and former assistant Ritchie Barker

holding the fort while MK's new man at the helm Robbie Neilson watched

with fingers firmly crossed. COMMENTATOR:

It runs all the way through, Charles unexposed, excellent saved by

Dillons Phillips. -- Charlton exposed. Looking threaten again,

Bowditch. That's a good reaction save by Phillips. Here goes

McGuinness. Nicely threaded through, is this the moment? Ajose threw

himself at it. That's a giveaway. He has options here. He has pinned one

out, a great block, off the line, great defending late on.

Shrewsbury's manager wants them to have more fun, difficult when you

are bottom of League One but last season in the cup they made the

fifth round tie against Manchester United. Reason enough for these

flourishes of joie de vivre against Fleetwood, which seemed destined to

bring them an opening goal. Lewis Dodds will still be wondering how it

didn't. Clwyd are going much better in

League One but needed a bit of luck. -- Fleetwood are going much better.

Stopped by the post. Shrewsbury kept trying. Ivan Tony, on loan from

Newcastle, had ago from further out. Shrewsbury Town been getting the

impression it wasn't their day and they'd have been nervous when the

ball came out of FleetwoodBobby Grant with time running out.

Shrewsbury survived and will take in the winter seaside air in a week and

a half. Newport have already lost to

Plymouth twice this season so would the Cup help turn their record

around? It didn't take long for the first moment of controversy. Sean

Rigg, straight in on Jake Jarvis and straight off. The referee had no

hesitation reaching for the red card. Plymouth should have been in

front at half-time. A case of how did that not going? , Smith also

asking the same question. On loan striker Rhys Healy got into a good

position to try and force a winner for Newport. Luke McCormick's legs

getting in the wake and instead forcing a second round replay in

south Wales. The Amman we have seen so many hat tricks, the one we saw

from Scott Kashket of Wycombe in a huge win for them, 5-0 winners to

turn the tables on their League One opponents in Chesterfield. It was

the composure in front of goal. It's a different kind of goal, where he

has to use quick feet, one with precision, one where he has to use

composure. This one here, it's not a foul, get up, centre half. He finds

a bit of space and bangs it in. Another hat-trick this weekend,

really cool finishing. Does well. You were a centre half. I was a

centre half, but I didn't go down as easy as that, let me tell you.

Wycombe our debt free to their previous owner in Steve Hayes. I was

there when Steve was the owner. It's not just been a great few days, it's

been a great couple of months. They started slowly but are fantastic

run. That tops it off nicely. Incredible to think it wasn't that

long ago that Gareth Ainsworth's job may be under threat but they've won

five. You lose one or two players, you gain one or two players and it

can change the momentum of the season. Yes, absolutely, if you have

quality can help you out. Well, fair to say we've been spoilt

for goals in the second round. If you'd like to relive

them all once again, they're available to watch back

on the BBC Sport website. There's a bite-size summary

of all the headlines from the second round in our Catch Up service -

which is available And the draw that always

gets everyone talking - for the third round of the Emirates

FA Cup, can be seen at seven o'clock on Monday night,

when the Premier League sides go You can follow the draw

with our special interactive service on the Match Of The Day Facebook

page. What has been your standout

performance? Luke Berry. The win at Bristol Rovers for Barrow,

fantastic. Thanks for your time. Two ties left to play. What a second

round it's been. We leave the last two words to Barrow and Sutton

United.