Aidan Barlow will take the first spot-kick for Altrincham after the hosts won the toss.

And James Belshaw is down to his right to make the save!

Reading are in a very loud yellow and red hooped away strip as they go from left to right in the first half.

Four minutes in, no action to tell you about so far. Reading are hoping to extend their unbeaten run at London Road which stems over 13 years, although the two sides have only met each other four times in all competitions at this ground during that period.

The penalties will be taken in front of the away supporters.

Advantage Notts? Or pressure?

The Magpies lost last season's shoot out to non-league Brackley 4-3 after a 2-2 draw.

So who fancies one?

Another ooh is heard from the Notts supporters behind the goal as Lee Ndlovu heads over from close range.

The cross had a little too much fizz on it.

And that's that for extra time. A shootout it is.

Alty do well to break up a Notts attack in midfield and break for goal.

Sam Taylor looks to have been played clean through momentarily, but James Gibbons recovers well to get in the block. Corner.

One minute left.

We are under way at London Road for our final FA Cup first round tie of the day.

What a day we've had so far. Let's hope for some more entertainment to round us off for the night.

Matthew Kosylo is named man-of-the-match after his two assists for the hosts. Deservedly so.

But he'll have no further say from the bench today.

Hindolo Mustapha is played in and sends an effort wide from an acute angle but it takes a flick off an Alty defender.

Corner for Notts, but nothing doing.

Five minutes of extra time to go.

Matt Palmer stands over a free-kick midway in the Altrincham half.

It's kicked into the mists of the home penalty area and goes out for a goalkick.

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While we continue to cover the chaos happening in Trafford right now, it's time we tee you up for our final First Round offering this evening as Peterborough host Reading in an all League One tie.

Reading midfielder Charlie Savage starts for the Royals against Peterborough United who are now managed by his dad, Robbie, in a family affair at London Road.

Posh are in the midst of a poor run of form, losing three of their last four matches in all competitions, and still licking their wounds following a disappointing 2-0 defeat by Luton Town at home last Saturday.

Fellow third-tier outfit Reading picked up a point on the road at Plymouth last Saturday but went down at Oxford United in midweek. Leam Richardson's men are unbeaten in their last four away matches in all competitions against Peterborough since a 6-0 hammering back in August 2013 in the League Cup.

Peterborough have won their last 16 FA Cup first round ties while Reading fell at the first hurdle just last season when they let a two-goal lead slip to lose 3-2 at home to National League Carlisle United after extra-time.

Whatever happens, Altrincham have been brilliant tonight.

And they have the next big chance.

James Belshaw is called into action and pulls off a save with his legs from Aidan Barlow's fierce low strike. Too close to the keeper.

Ben Tozer
Former Cheltenham and Wrexham defender

It's hard for the players. Concentration will have to be at the absolute highest. You'll be tired as well.

You've already played 105 minutes, and you've got the extra concentration you have to use, especially for the Altrincham defenders with County's fresh players who've come on.

Will we have a winner?

Mark Stallard
Ex-Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

If the action is on the far side, we're having to guess from the movements of the players we can see at this side of the pitch as to which way the ball is going.

We genuinely cannot see the linesman or the players on the far side. Its slightly farcical having to commentate for radio listeners.

Arguably the biggest upset of the day so far.

National League side Kidderminster stunned League One Doncaster Rovers to head through to the FA Cup second round.

You can catch the highlights above.

We're still deadlocked.

We're just 15 minutes away from penalties.

Bonfire Night may have come and gone, but the home fans try to create a display by turning on their mobile phone torches.

The fog is creating quite the atmosphere.

Lucas Weaver is unable to continue and Kahrel Reddin takes his place.