Salford finally beginning to show signs of life.

Ryan Graydon picks out Elliott Bonds in the box, but his pull-back is just out of Dan Udoh's reach.

James Mason
Former Bradford City Chief Executive

Missed penalty - What a shame for George Lapslie. We thought it was written in the stars, especially after his interview this week - showing some vulnerabilities, showing how hard it is to play with expectation.

He won the penalty, but didn't look too confident over it, and the keeper made himself big.

Fourth official William Vaughan is brought into the action.

He picks up the flag after an assistant referee is injured in a collision near the Highbury Stand as players battled for possession.

Half-time change for Blackpool to help try and turn this match around.

Josh Bowler is on for Jordan Williams as Blackpool boss Ian Evatt currently cuts a forlorn figure on the touchline.

Dion Charles has just hooked a half-chance over the bar under pressure inside the Hornchurch penalty area.

Bradford think they've got a fifth but the flag is up for offside.

Adam Phillips heads home from Ibou Touray's delivery from the free-kick but Phillips had just strayed.

Luke Hemmings
BBC Sport Wales

Under way in the second half here at Rodney Parade. Walsall have reached the second round in each of their past five seasons, but they will need a comeback this afternoon to make it there this time around.

Carlisle continue to threaten at the start of the second half as they pick up where they left off.

After penalty appeals for handball are waved away, Stephen Wearne forces Lee Burge into action to push away his left-footed strike.

A good save after a neat short corner routine.

The U's come close to doubling their lead early on in the second half.

Moses Sesay moves down the right and fires it towards the near post for Jayden Williams who gets in front of his defender.

But City keeper Cristiano Dzialuk stays big and blocks William's poke away to safety.

Plymouth waste no time in getting on the front foot in the second half.

Xavier Amaechi's shot is deflected behind and there's a bit of a scramble in the box from the resulting corner but Alvechurch just about survive.

Alvechurch have only made it past the first round of the FA Cup once in their history before, in 1973-74 when they went to the third round.

Could today be the day?

Keep the scores level for a bit longer and Plymouth might get a bit nervy.

Half-time substitutions, perhaps unsurprisingly, by Doncaster boss Grant McCann.

Neil Byrne and Tom Nixon have been hooked and on in their places for the second half are Leon Ayinde and Darren Robinson.

We are starting to get back under way for the second halves in our 31 FA Cup first round ties.

Another two to come this evening, remember.

David Gregory
Ex-Colchester midfielder on BBC Essex

Everything we wanted from Colchester United. Fighting when they had to physically, and then when we've got the ball we've shown quality that Worcester City couldn't stay with us.

We've used those bursts of pace to open them up on a few occasions. The only partly negative thing is we haven't made the most of those chances, and we aren't more than one goal ahead. Let's put that icing on the cake in that second half.

Excellent first half from the side 33 places above their visitors.

Goals from Nathan Odokonyero, Josh Hedges from the spot and Jeremy Sivi just before the break have the home side sitting pretty.

But for some heroics from Sholing's goalkeeper Jack Turner, Salisbury would be out of sight.

The Sholing players need to find something in the second half because at the moment, they're limping out.

James Mason
Former Bradford City Chief Executive

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Interesting team-talks now.

Michael Duff will say well done, all but over but let's not get lackadaisical, let's not concede, try and score as many as we can, and get no injuries.

Bobby Grant will be saying let's rescue some pride, let's not concede again, let's focus on being as disciplined as possible and maybe nick a goal.

As it stands no fairytale for minnows AFC Rushden & Diamonds, nor 40-year-old Billy Sharp.

The Brewers have been comfortable in the first half and, thanks to strikes from Will Collar and Raphael Borges Rodrigues, boss Gary Bowyer can start to feel confident the banana skin can go in the bin.

Diamonds have mustered only one shot on target as the 115-place gap has show.

Luke Hannant's close-range strike has Dale in front at Highbury.

Hornchurch, 15th in National League, lead League One Blackpool at half-time!

The East Londoners bided their time in the first half and struck right on the half-hour mark.

Angelo Balanta's excellent turn allowed him to burst down the right and his low drive into the box was turned home at the back post by first-half substitute Henry Hearn.