Four matches in the FA Cup first round on Sunday
Oldham beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 in extra time in Dave Challinor's first game in charge of the Owls
Latics boss Mickey Mellon sent off following touchline altercation with Sheff Wed players
Stockport come from 2-0 down to beat Cray Wanderers in extra time
Grimsby beat eighth-tier Stafford Rangers on penalties after game finishes 3-3
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Second-round draw on Monday before Plymouth Parkway v Berkhamsted
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Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
An Oldham corner is well punched away by the Owls keeper.
The home fans don't feel it's over though and cry for Oli Hammond to shoot. He does but ends up hitting the roof with his strike from distance.
Was rather ambitious.
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
We've drifted into triple figures on the clock now.
It's still Sheffield Wednesday driving forward but not knitting enough together to create a goal yet as Barry Bannan overhits his pass to go out for a goal kick.
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
Calum Kavanagh has contributed what he can for Oldham.
The goalscorer heads to the bench for the fresh legs of Elliott Nevitt.
Oldham 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Dom Howson
Co-commentator on BBC Radio Sheffield
Oldham are in a low block now and it feels as if it's attack vs defence. Oldham are sort of just trying to play and get it to penalties. I don't think they've got a lot left in the tank.
It's going to be a Wednesday mistake to let them back into this now. Have Wednesday got that little bit of quality up their sleeve?
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
Been pretty much all Sheffield Wednesday since the restart.
A shot from distance requires Oldham stopper Mathew Hudson to dive down low to deny.
Changes for the hosts imminent. It can't carry on like this for them or they'll be in trouble.
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
Oldham's Josh Hawkes is on for Tom Pett for this period of extra time.
The only change for this final 30 minutes.
Oldham 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Keith Hill
Former Bolton boss on BBC Radio Manchester
Oldham deservedly took the lead and it looked like it was game over, but Dave Challinor made some positive substitutions in his backline.
I think his backline for most of this game have been really negative in possession, but the changes that he made, when when he brought on Max Lowe in particular down this left-hand side, it changed the course, the rhythm and the speed of which Sheffield Wednesday have been playing at.
They look better going forward, not as predictable, not as slow and it's causing problems for Oldham.
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
Let's go again, shall we?
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
Another half an hour to play.
If you'd asked at half time, most wouldn't have been too enthused.
Now? This is getting spicy. More please.
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
Gus Scott-Morriss has been given a yellow card.
Delaying the restart? Dissent? No, he used a fan's scarf as a towel. Rules are rules.
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
Sheffield Wednesday can't make anything of the corner and instead Oldham aim for a counter.
Sean Fusire scrambles to intervene and is cautioned.
Four more minutes until extra time. Or victory.
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
Manny Monthe rams into a Sheffield Wednesday player and now the Owls have a promising free-kick.
It's delivered in well and is directed towards the bottom corner but the keeper provides the save.
Corner to Wednesday.
Oldham 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Adam Oxley
BBC Radio Sheffield commentator
This match has reached a boiling point.
I imagine Mickey Mellon's not given the ball back to Wednesday and Max Lowe's tried to grab it and it's worked from there, but it's difficult to see.
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
Kicking right off now as Oldham boss Mickey Mellon gets into some argy bargy with Callum Slattery.
Owls boss Dave Challinor broke it up as his Wednesday players got wrapped up in the argument with the Oldham dugout.
He succeeds and the referee, displeased with what he's seen, comes over to pull out his red card for Mellon. Slattery picks up a yellow for his involvement.
Oldham 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator
Wednesday have been dominating possession in the past few minutes and particularly since they got their goal.
Oldham 1-1 Sheff Wed
The Owls are really turning the screw now.
Sean Fusire's pass into Davis Keillor-Dunn is a good one but the goalscorer's touch is too heavy. Can't get it right every time I suppose.
Oldham 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday
Dom Howson
Co-commentator on BBC Radio Sheffield
Amazing composure there from Sean Fusire and he's found Davis Keillor-Dunn and he's that man in the box with that turn and swivel and the low finish.
Really, that has come out of nowhere.
Davis Keillor-Dunn (75 mins)
Davis Keillor-Dunn at his old haunt.
Max Lowe's curling cross is delicious and while no one takes an immediate bite, Sean Fusire then plays a neat pass into former Oldham man Keillor-Dunn to provide a trademark clinical finish.
Those substitutions from Owls boss Dave Challinor look to have done the trick.
Oldham 1-0 Sheff Wed
Lots of changes incoming.
Oli Hammond replaces Noah Chilvers for the hosts.
A triple change from Sheffield Wednesday as they bring on Max Lowe, Sean Fusire and Kieran Morrison.
Liam Palmer, Ricardo Santos and Jordi Liongolo depart.
Oldham 1-0 Sheffield Wednesday
Dom Howson
Co-commentator on BBC Radio Sheffield
Where was the Sheffield Wednesday defence? It went to sleep.
It was way too easy for the ball to go into the box and Wednesday have now got it all to do.
You've got to be thinking that Dave Challinor will make some changes now.
Grimsby goalkeeper Cartwright saved three penalties in the shootout
Grimsby Town fought back to beat eighth-tier Stafford Rangers on penalties and avoid a huge FA Cup first-round shock against the competition's lowest-ranked side.
Mariners goalkeeper Harvey Cartwright saved from Jack Birch, Harvey Washington and Luca Navarro in the shootout as the League Two side squeaked through 3-2 on penalties.
Northern Premier League Division One West side Stafford, who sit four tiers and 90 places below Grimsby, had raced into a 2-0 half-time lead through Darrhyl Mason and Birch.
The Mariners hit back with two goals in as many minutes as Harvey Rodgers and then Maldini Kacurri headed in Iwan Morgan free-kicks to force extra time.
Mason's second restored Stafford's lead but a super finish from Geza David Turi levelled once again to force the shootout.
Mason's double looked to have put Stafford on the verge of an upset
Stafford, who began their FA Cup campaign in August, had only once beaten Football League opposition in 16 attempts in the FA Cup since 1975 and were playing in the first round for the first time in 20 years.
The upset was on inside three minutes when Birch's ball over the Grimsby defence found Mason's run and the firefighter drove a rising shot into the top corner.
Morgan's drive struck the base of the left-hand post and Stafford goalkeeper Russell Saunders then got down well to palm away Joe Foulkes' goal-bound strike as Grimsby hunted an equaliser.
However, the hosts were next to score when Bebeto Gomes' deflected effort was brilliantly kept out by Grimsby stopper Cartwright and Birch somehow squeezed in the rebound from an acute angle for his 12th goal of the season.
Justin Amaluzor smacked the crossbar for Grimsby after the break but Cartwright twice denied Birch from close range to prevent Stafford from disappearing out of sight.
The goalkeeper's heroics were rewarded when Rodgers rose highest to head in Morgan's free-kick and moments later Kacurri found space to nod powerfully past Saunders.
Stafford regrouped in extra time and restored their lead when Mason turned in Gomes' centre from close range, but Turi controlled a loose ball and poked in to level at the end of the first period.
Saunders was at full stretch to deny Sonny Finch after a last-gasp winner in a frantic second period and earn Stafford a shot at penalties.
But it was his opposite number, Cartwright, who would be the hero in the shootout where spot-kicks from Andy Cook, Cian Doyle and Amazulor sent Grimsby through.
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