Luke Andrews almost gets on the end of a long ball for Berkhamsted but Ed Palmer does just enough to prevent him reaching it and there is an early touch for home goalkeeper Aaron Dearing.

Parkway have a 100% home record in the league this season so will be a tough nut to crack.

The atmosphere is crackling at Bolitho Park.

History and a home tie against Barnet in round two awaits one of these two sides.

Let's find out who it will be as we get under way...

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Plymouth Parkway captain Rio Garside told BBC Radio Devon:

"[It's] definitely nowhere near as exciting as any other game. I’m absolutely buzzing.

"We’ve got a job to do and we’ve got to go out there and do it, it’s the talk of the town."

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Bolitho Park

A mixed reaction to the news that Plymouth Parkway or Berkhamsted will face League Two high-fliers Barnet at home in round two.

I'm in the main stand here at Bolitho Park surrounded by the Parkway faithful.

While they're very happy with a home draw, it isn't necessarily the 'glamour' tie they had been hoping for.

But it is a home tie, and the chance of a sell-out for whichever team goes through.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Bolitho Park

The atmosphere at Plymouth Parkway's Bolitho Park is starting to heat up with fans still arriving for the biggest game in the club's history.

Manager Karl Curtis has guided Parkway to the top of Southern League Premier Division South, but says this game tops anything he has been involved in.

"This is the first time the club's ever been at this stage of the FA Cup, so the last round was my FA Cup final," he told BBC Sport.

"This is more like my Champions League final to be honest."

With the draw coming from Parkway's clubhouse his players will know who they will be facing before kick off, although Curtis says he will not make a point of telling them.

"At that time we'll be deep into our preparation," he explained.

"We can't control what's going to get said to us from the outside and if the players get told.

"But put it this way, I won't be sitting the players down and telling them 'this is what's happening if we win'.

"It's absolutely irrelevant if you don't do the business here tonight.

"We've got a game to win tonight and whatever will be will be in the next round."

Just for the record Karl, your team will be at home to Barnet if you get through. You may or may not know that by now...

When you have battled your way through four games to reach the FA Cup first round for the first time in your history you can sit back and savour for the excitement of the draw.

With the likes of Leicester City, Sheffield Wednesday, Huddersfield Town and Bradford City waiting, you could maybe forgive a collective groan in the respective clubhouses of Plymouth Parkway and Berkhamsted as their names came out together.

Having first played each other in the Southern League South last season, they will come up against each other at least another couple of times this year in the division.

On the plus side, both teams will look at this as an opportunity to break even more new ground by reaching the second round.

Incidentally, those two games in the league last season - a 2-2 draw and then a 2-0 win for Parkway in Devon.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Bolitho Park

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Plymouth Parkway's fans gave their heroes a huge cheer as they came out for their warm up.

While manager Karl Curtis said he would not tell them who they had drawn, I've no doubt they know as it is all anyone is talking about here.

It's getting very energised here as kick off approaches.

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Rio Garside comes into the Plymouth Parkway team tonight in the only change to the side which beat league leaders Uxbridge last week in the Southern League Premier Division South.

Berkhamsted have made one change from the side which drew at Gloucester City in the Southern League Premier Division South last week.

Billy Mardell-Smith has dropped to the bench with Cam Hyde coming into the starting Xl.

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Having already outperformed their previous best achievement in the FA Cup by reaching the fourth qualifying round and Berkhamsted were not given much of a chance of progressing into the first round proper when they were drawn away at National League Southend United.

But, the Comrades came from behind to win 2-1 at Roots Hall thanks to a Luke Andrews equaliser and Jeffrey Sekyere's 88th-minute header.

Boss Chris Devane has ensured his side are fully prepared for tonight's tie at Plymouth Parkway with the part-time team travelling down to Devon on Sunday and returning on Tuesday, with some of the players having to take unpaid leave.

"I'm really intrigued to see how much will a proper day of rest, prep and pre-match meal actually helps them [my players]," Devane told BBC Three Counties Radio.

Berkhamsted, like their opponents are a club on the rise.

Only formed in 2009 after the previous Berkhamsted Town went bust, they have rised to step seven of English football, including successive promotions in their first two seasons.

Last year they missed out on promotion to National League South after losing to eventual winners, Farnham Town in the play-off semi-finals.

They are currently 12th in the Southern League Premier South table, 11 points behind Plymouth Parkway so, they would argue a win in the South West tonight would be another upset on what has already been quite a ride.

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Plymouth Parkway have come a long way since forming in 1988 and joining Division Four of the Plymouth & District League.

Last season produced a highest finish of 11th in the Southern League Premier South and progress has continued this year with Parkway currently fourth in the table, four points behind the leaders Uxbridge who they beat last week and making their debut in the FA Cup first round.

"I believe we've got a massive, massive chance," midfielder Will Sullivan told BBC Radio Devon before tonight's tie at home to Berkhamsted.

"Other than the top teams, there's about four top teams, I think this is one of the best draws you could get."

The Bolitho Park side have already beaten Gosport, Frome, Horsham and Chertsey to get this far and Sullivan thinke they have been handed the ideal opportunity to go a step further.

"When Berkhamstead's name came out everyone was a bit disappointed at first, but then that sort of flipped thinking well actually it is a winnable game," Sullivan added.

"Not doing any disservice to Berkhamstead themselves but we'd have to back ourselves, we're at home, it's a team in our league and we believe we can beat anyone in the league on our day."

Parkway have already earned £20,625 from coming through four rounds of qualifying and will pocket £50,000 for having Monday night's game screened live on TV.

If they are knocked out they will have the consolation of £15,800, but should they win they would collect £47,000 for reaching round two and guarantee at least another £21,200 from a further tie.

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The FA Cup first round was certainly not short of upsets or drama at the weekend.

On Friday night, National North Oxford City pushed 2021 winners Leicester City all the way before going down 4-2 but Bristol Rovers of League Two did beat Cambridge United from League One.

National League Kidderminster Harriers stole the headlines on Saturday with a 3-0 demolition of League One Doncaster Rovers while divisional rivals Carlisle United upset League Two leaders Salford City and Carlisle's Cumbrian neighbours, Barrow won at fourth tier Gillingham.

There were also notable wins for Crewe Alexandra, Dover Athletic, Guiseley and Exeter while Altrincham took Notts County to penalties in the fog.

Sunday saw both Stafford Rangers and Cray Wanderers take 2-0 leads against Grimsby Town and Stockport County respectively before succumbing to their EFL opponents but the best was saved until last.

Seventh-tier Wimborne Town reached the second round for the first time in their history by beating League Two Crawley Town and Oldham Athletic got past Sheffield Wednesday after extra-time.

You can find highlights and reports on all of the weekend's ties on our dedicated FA Cup pages.

Wimborne Town are one of the lowest ranked clubs left in the FA Cup.

They have drawn Bradford City at home and boss Tim Sills has just told TNT Sports:

"I said a home tie against anyone I'd be happy with - but to come up against a club with such history and a huge club.

"It's going to be a different challenge, they trounced Marine at the weekend and we'll he hoping to put on a show again."

That completes the draw for the FA Cup second round.

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