A ball is sent into the middle and Blackpool's Fin Munroe has a low strike at goal which is deflected out for a corner.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator at Silverlake Stadium

Image source, BBC/Marc Webber

The rain has started to pour down now as the Shrewsbury fans celebrate their next round entry in the FA Cup.

There was a minor scare for them as Eastleigh equalised midway through the second half, but the visitors let their 26 place pyramid prominence show in the end.

It's been an even tie overall and it's no surprise that the two League Two rivals remain deadlocked.

Will either side find a winner before the lottery of penalties?

A cagey first period of extra time nears an end.

It's light on chances other than that one-on-one opportunity and the Sam Wallker save.

Will Fleetwood come to regret that massive chance?

There are 41 places between seventh-tier side Guiseley and National League side Sutton United but it's the underdogs who have prevailed!

Jordan Thewlis with a penalty to give the Lions victory in the fifth minute of stoppage time.

A quite remarkable ending to the game at Nethermoor Park.

The first 15 minutes of extra-time at Hornchurch have flown by without there being any real goalmouth action of note.

Henry Sandat cuts inside for Hornchurch but his cross is well overhit and simply grabbed by Blackpool keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell.

There were 33 places between these two but Salisbury made it look more as they steamrollered Sholing with three goals in each half.

Sholing keeper Jack Turner made a number of good stops to prevent the scoreline getting even more out of hand.

Two goals from Nathan Odokonyero - the second capping a sweet passing move - came either side of a Josh Hodges penalty and Jeremy Sivi finish.

Late additions from Luke Russe and Jayden Bartolo iced the cake as Salisbury continued their historic run - through to round two for the first time.

Wow. Huge chance right at the last for seventh-tier Guiseley to win this as the home side are awarded a penalty!

Fleetwood make a change as Scottish midfielder Crispin Mclean makes way for Josh Robertson.

Mark Helm sends Will Davies racing through on goal but Dale keeper Sam Waller is out well to snuff out the danger with a fine one-on-one save.

Josh Bowler weaves inside for Blackpool and goes down inside the box but the referee is unmoved.

No penalty and it looked like the correct call following a replay.

Luke Hemmings
BBC Sport Wales

Newport County are in the hat for the second round having inflicted a first away defeat of the season on fellow League Two side Walsall.

Andrew Dallas gave the visitors the perfect start when his fine volley opened the scoring just eight minutes in.

But two goals in four minutes put County in control after just 23 minutes. Kion Etete capitalised on some sloppy defensive play from Lee Grant's side and Michael Adu-Poku steered his effort, at the second attempt, into the far corner after a Harrison Biggins free-kick.

Biggins' free-kicks caused havoc throughout and it was that route again that proved profitable with Etete grabbing his second on the hour mark.

Hayden Mullins' side's impressive home form remains intact, losing just once at Rodney Parade in the EFL Trophy last Tuesday.

That is where Walsall's attention now turns as they travel to Leicester City in a West Midlands Derby on Tuesday knowing a win can seal their progress in that competition.

But, it was Newport's day and the Amber Army loved every second it as the Exiles reach the second round for the second consecutive season at the expense of Walsall, who fail to reach round two for the first time in six years.

A great low ball into the middle and Dom Poleon is looking to steer one in at the near post but the ball is put behind by a Blackpool foot. Poleon was close to getting there.

The resulting corner falls to Alfie Massey but there's no technique here and the midfielder wellies the ball well over the crossbar.

There is a big athletics track behind the goal at Hornchurch so it will take some time to retrieve that ball.

Still one minute of the 90 to go at Guiseley and Sutton goalkeeper Spike Brits has just made a huge save to deny Kyle White from close range after a well-worked free-kick routine by the home side.

We're into extra time at Highbury.

Which of these two League Two sides will make it into round two?

Efficient and professional from the League One Brewers - just as boss Gary Bowyer would've wanted.

Two goals in each half did for the gallant Diamonds who suffered a bit in the first 45 but were pluckier after the break against a side 115 places above them.

Goals from Will Collar, Raphael Borges Rodrigues, Charlie Webster and Zac Scutt helped them crusie through.

Billy Sharp didn't get the the last dance he wanted in his final game. He had a couple of second-half sniffs but saw both blocked.

They can be proud of their eight-game run to this stage but it's the Brewers who are in the hat.

David Gregory
Ex-Colchester midfielder on BBC Essex

I think Colchester dominated and should have been more than one up.

Worcester then had 10-12 minutes where they had a couple of good chances, but I think for every chance they had, Colchester had two.

They edged it, the job was to get into the second round, and that's what they've done - a professional job, but credit to Worcester and their 600 supporters.

We are going to extra-time at Hornchurch.

Hornchurch, recently promoted to the National League, have equipped themselves brilliantly against the Seasiders from two divisions above.

Henry Hearn gave Hornchurch a half-time lead but they were pegged back 10 minutes into the second half by an excellent volley through a crowd of players by Blackpool's Jordan Brown.