Seventh-tier Wimborne Town pulled off a deserved FA Cup upset as they beat League Two basement side Crawley to reach round two for the first time.
The Southern League Premier Division South outfit went in front early on when Seung-woo Yang curled a brilliant shot into the top-left corner.
A sharp save from former Sunderland goalkeeper Vito Mannone stopped Joe Smith from doubling the lead for Dorset side Wimborne before the break.
The visitors managed just two attempts on target all match and were put out of their misery late on when Jackson King's wayward shot deflected in off Cameron Munn.
Wimborne, making only their second-ever appearance in the first round, faced a side three tiers and 57 places higher in the football league pyramid.
Yet the gulf in quality failed to show itself as the Red Devils limped out of the FA Cup at the first hurdle for the fifth time in the past six seasons.
Three points adrift at the bottom of League Two, Crawley's miserable season took another dip when Mannone's loose throw gifted possession to their opponents, leading to Angel Diaz teeing up Yang's brilliant opener.
Kai Jennings fizzed a low shot across goal just past the left-hand post for Crawley but the visitors struggled to carve out openings throughout.
And in a half of few chances, Wimborne had a decent opportunity to make it 2-0 when a long ball played Smith through on goal, but Mannone got down to his left to hold the near-post effort.
Crawley had plenty of possession after the break as they hunted for an equaliser, with Charlie Barker's low strike from the edge of the box just curling the wrong side of the post.
But the tiring hosts nursed their slender lead in relative comfort before Munn doubled it - and they almost made it three when King's late piledriver was tipped over the bar by Mannone.
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