Marc Webber
BBC Radio 5 Live

Image source, BBC Sport

Image source, BBC Sport

The history of this Dorset non-league club is proudly displayed on the walls as you walk into the reception at the Wyatt Homes Stadium.

The players of Southern League Premier Wimborne Town will be hoping to add to some of those memories today, as they take on bottom of the English Football League Crawley Town.

The boardroom is braced for a cash boost should they win today.

And they’ve baked a cake to celebrate this historic moment.

Phil Bowers
BBC Radio Stoke commentator

There's no disgrace in this for Graham Deakin's men who have taken this game to the wire.

They have displayed heart, fight, power, grace, elegance in the final third when needed, but ultimately fell short at the final hurdle.

It took them nine matches to get to this point but unfortunately they will go no further.

We're under way in Dorset in the tie between Wimborne and Crawley.

Stockport's Jason Adigun rattles off a shot but out it goes for a corner.

The corner also sees a strike sent into the sky but this time a goal kick is given.

Believe it or not, those mark Stockport's first shots at goal and they really weren't very good.

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Seventh-tier Wimborne Town of the Southern League Premier Division South have the chance to pull off an FA Cup shock today - and pile more misery on the English Football League’s bottom club.

Crawley Town are at the foot of the table, having won just twice in League Two this season, and now face a tricky trip to Dorset.

They will have plenty of experience in the dugout, with former Leeds and Sheffield United boss Kevin Blackwell in interim charge following the recent sacking of Colin Kazim-Richards.

“If we have to grind it out, we will do that,” a bullish Blackwell told BBC Radio Sussex this week.

Wimborne are looking to reach the second round of the cup for only the second time in their history. The club’s only previous appearance at this stage came in 1983, when they lost to Aldershot.

They are managed by former Torquay United striker Tim Sills and beat Portishead Town, Weston-super-Mare, Crowborough Athletic and Chelmsford City on their way to the first-round proper.

The Magpies won the FA Vase in 1993, when they beat Guiseley 5-3 at Wembley.

They were huge underdogs that day. Can they produce another upset this afternoon?

While things over at Stafford Rangers was reaching a dramatic conclusion, there was just as much drama in south east London.

The hosts were denied a huge shout for penalty after Ade Yusuff was dragged down in the box.

Looked a sure fire penalty but they needn't feel hard done by for too long after goalkeeper Luca Ashby-Hammond comes venturing off his line and crashes right into a visitor.

Straight red. Wow!

There's been plenty going on at Cray Wanderers too while that penalty shootout was taking place. We'll bring you up to date in a moment...

A huge round of applause from both sets of fans.

Grimsby Town know they've got away with one today.

What an incredible effort by Stafford Rangers. The lowest-ranked team that was left in the FA Cup and 90 places below their League Two opponents and they have taken them all the way.

Stafford Rangers agonisingly crash out on penalties.

Harvey Cartwright dives to his left in the Grimsby goal to deny Luca Navarro and break Rangers' hearts.

An excellent display by Cartwright to save three spot-kicks in the shootout.

Harvey Cartwright guesses the right way and saves low to his right.

Jamie Walker goes for the top corner for Grimsby but smashes his effort off the bar!

All square after one each.

Harvey Cartwright makes a big save to deny Jack Birch, diving to his left to push it away.

Stafford Rangers will take the first penalty. It's Jack Birch stepping up...

My word. How are your nerves?

The dream of a massive upset is still alive for Stafford Rangers. Can eighth-tier overcome fourth-tier?