FA Cup first round - a total of 33 fixtures scheduled to take place on Saturday
National League side Kidderminster stun League One Doncaster Rovers 3-0; Carlisle upset League Two leaders Salford City; Salisbury thrash Sholing 6-0 to reach second round for the first time
National League Altrincham lose to League One Notts County on penalties in game played in thick fog
Peterborough thrash Reading 5-0 to round off a busy day's action
Live BBC Two coverage of Altrincham v Notts County available via 'Watch & listen' tab
First round proper began on Friday, with 2021 winners Leicester City beating non-league Oxford City 4-2 in thriller while Bristol Rovers beat Cambridge United
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CLOSE!published at 15:20 GMT 7 November
15:20 GMT 7 November
Plymouth 0-0 Alvechurch
Plymouth almost get their noses in front but Will Evans heads just wide of the mark for Argyle.
Goals around the groundspublished at 15:16 GMT 7 November
15:16 GMT 7 November
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Luton Town have got off to a flyer and Emilio Lawrence has scored the opening goal against Forest Green Rovers after four minutes.
MK Dons are already two goals to the good against Swindon Town and Walsall lead Newport County via Andy Dallas' early goal.
Stevenage lead at fellow League One side Oxford United 1-0, Port Vale have taken an early lead against Scunthorpe United, and Harrogate lead fellow National League side AFC Fylde.
Meanwhile, York have already doubled their lead against Northampton and it's Ollie Pearce at the double after 11 minutes.
'Fantastic side-foot finish from Powell'published at 15:15 GMT 7 November
15:15 GMT 7 November
Bradford 1-0 Marine
James Mason Former Bradford City Chief Executive
Just the start that Bradford City and the Bantam fans wanted. Nick Powell starting today, already he's had one chance with a header that went wide. That was a fantastic side-foot finish from Powell.
GOAL: York 1-0 Northamptonpublished at 15:06 GMT 7 November
15:06 GMT 7 November
Ollie Pearce (1 min)
The first goal of this bumper day of first round action has gone to York City!
Ollie Pearce has enjoyed an excellent start to life in League Two with the Minstermen and he has continued that form into the Cup as well, scoring in the first minute against Northampton.
'No doubt we'll give them a good test'published at 15:06 GMT 7 November
15:06 GMT 7 November
Bradford 0-0 Marine
Paul Leary Chairman, Marine AFC
If we play as we did against Hartlepool, I've no doubt we'll make it hard for them. As long as the players do their best, and they work hard, I'm sure we'll give them a good test. We're all up for it, and come 5 o'clock tonight, we could be in that bag for a second round draw.
'Today's about just doing a job'published at 15:03 GMT 7 November
15:03 GMT 7 November
Colchester 0-0 Worcester
David Gregory Ex-Colchester midfielder on BBC Essex
Its been a fantastic run for Worcester, already playing six games in the competition already. Lets give them the credit they deserve. But lets look at what we're doing - That's going out there and doing the job that we need to do.
Peeople talk about the 'magic of the cup' - for me this round is about the funtionality of us as a team winning and getting into the next round.
'Fantastic day out'published at 15:02 GMT 7 November
15:02 GMT 7 November
Bradford 0-0 Marine
Matty Swinnerton Marine AFC fan
We don't often get to go to 30,000 seater stadiums, former Premier League club. Its a fantastic day out, for Marine and us the fans.
We've never met each other, so anything can happen - and how many times have we seen Cup upsets. What's to say we can't come here and pull off a shock.
'Today City fans can believe again'published at 15:01 GMT 7 November
15:01 GMT 7 November
Colchester 0-0 Worcester
Steve Carley BBC Hereford and Worcester sport reporter
Eleven years exactly to the day since Worcester City were last in FA Cup first-round action when they lost to Sheffield United at Bramall Lane, and that was 12 months after their Coventry and Scunthorpe heroics.
Given what's happened to the club in the ensuing decade you can forgive the supporters for thinking such events were consigned to history.
Today they can believe again, and even though 66 places separate the two teams, City have hit a rich vein of form, and are certainly not here to make up the numbers.