´óÏó´«Ã½

Here's how the two teams line up for tonight's FA Cup tie.

Can Yeovil pull off an upset to round the day off when they take on Stevenage in just a few minutes' time?

Yeovil: Smith, Moss, Hunt, Wilkinson, Williams, Staunton, Gorman, Lo-Everton, Worthington, Wakefield, Yussuf.

Subs: Evans, Bradley, Haste, Knowles, Reid.

Stevenage: Smith, James-Wildin, Reeves, Prosser, List, Taylor, Osborne, Andrade, Vancooten, Reid, Melbourne.

Subs: Anang, Coker, Norris, Lines, Daly, Read, Smith, Marshall, Barry.

´óÏó´«Ã½ Two

As ever, it's not just our live text ramblings that you have to rely on using this page.

Match of the Day are in position with live coverage of tonight's match on ´óÏó´«Ã½ Two as well as coverage from ´óÏó´«Ã½ local radio.

All the audio visual links are at the top of this page and coverage has just begun on ´óÏó´«Ã½ Two if you've got a proper telly handy.

Stevenage have some pretty decent pedigree against non-league opposition in the FA Cup of late.

They have progressed in the competition in 11 of 13 FA Cup ties against non-league sides from the first round onwards.

The two occasions they have lost? Against Exeter in 2007-08 and Maidstone United in 2014-15.

Will Yeovil make that three occasions with victory this evening?

This is just the second meeting between these two sides in the FA Cup past the first-round stage of the competition.

The last time Yeovil and Stevenage met, the Glovers won 1-0 in a second-round tie in 2015-16.

Yeovil will be looking to reach the third round for the first time since 2017-18 if they can cause an upset today.

As a non-league side, mind, they haven't reached that stage since 2000-01.

Right then, let's turn our attention to the final game of the day and it could be a good one!

National League side Yeovil Town take on League Two Stevenage.

Even more remarkable about Harrogate's win is that they ended Portsmouth's nine-game unbeaten run in all competitions.

Pompey came into the game off the back of six consecutive wins, too.

• Shine bright like a Diamond? Harrogate stun 2008 winners Portsmouth as Jack Diamond's 95-minute goal sends the League Two side through
• Morecambe see out win at wet and windy Buxton in early kick-off; three goals in 10 minutes sees Bristol Rovers beat Sutton
• Leyton Orient round out comfortable 4-0 win versus Tranmere, AFC Wimbledon play out 4-3 thriller versus Cheltenham, Mansfield survive late scare to beat Doncaster 3-2
• Port Vale edge out Burton, Cambridge beat Exeter, Shrewsbury pile on misery to out-of-form Carlisle, Hartlepool cap off first win for Graeme Lee as they beat Lincoln
• Swindon beat Walsall 2-1 after Saddlers fight back; Ipswich goalless with Barrow

Now the 15:00 GMT kick-offs are over, let's take a look at how things stand so far today..

Joe Thompson
Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals

Portsmouth have been in great form recently so for Harrogate to grab a last-minute winner, it's a huge upset.

There's your upset!

Late goals in either half and Harrogate beat Portsmouth to go through thanks to Jack Diamond's 95th-minute winner.

Bristol Rovers come from behind to beat fellow League Two side Sutton after a scintillating second half at the Memorial Stadium.

Swindon see out the win against Walsall to go through to the third-round.

That's the first time they've got to that stage since 2011-12.

This was a topsy-turvy game but two goals apiece from Ayoub Assal and Ollie Palmer are enough for Wimbledon to see off fellow League One side Cheltenham.

Goals from Tom Bloxham and Ryan Bowman are enough to put Shrewsbury in the hat for the third round.

League Two Barrow have gone to Portman Road and earned a replay!

Cameron Humphreys hit the bar for Ipswich in stoppage time but they just couldn't break down the underdogs.

What a dramatic ending.

League Two Exeter went ahead at their higher league opponents but Cambridge recovered to win thanks to goals from Adam May and Harvey Knibbs.

Exeter keeper Cameron Dawson saves Joe Ironside's spot-kick.

A chance for Cambridge to put the tie to bed.