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The FA Cup, you really can't beat it can you?

We've been treated to some real surprise results and goals to remember this afternoon, as the first round of the competition really lived up to its hype by bringing the entertainment.

The magic of the cup is alive and kicking.

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If today's 33 ties are not enough to whet your appetite for FA Cup football, there are four more games tomorrow to enjoy.

At 12.30 GMT we have an all National League clash as Wrexham welcome Oldham Athletic, with the two clubs enjoying contrasting fortunes in the league.

Then 90 minutes later, National League North Curzon Ashton from Ashton in Greater Manchester entertain League One Cambridge United, while Woking take on Oxford United.

Finally at 15.00 GMT, there is a fantastic tie in prospect as Derby County take part at this stage of the competition for the first time since 1985. They will be hoping their trip to the English Riviera will be an enjoyable one as they face Torquay United, who are rock bottom of the National League.

Here's how the land lies in all the other ties we've had this afternoon, featuring teams from the sixth and seventh tiers.

• Chesterfield, third in the National League, beat Northampton, third in League Two, thanks to an Armando Dobra goal.
• Sixth tier Ebbsfleet United beat National League side FC Halifax Town 2-1, as Halifax have a player sent off.
• MK Dons romp to a 6-0 win over sixth tier Taunton Town.
• Two goals from Jack Payne help Charlton ease to a 4-1 win over Coalville Town.
• Paddy Lane scores twice as Fleetwood knock out Oxford City 3-1.
• Burton eventually see off Needham Market 2-0.
• Buxton beat Merthyr Town 2-0 with goals at the start and end of the match.
• Weymouth, Barnet and AFC Fylde have earned themselves a replay, after drawing 1-1 with AFC Wimbledon, Chelmsford and Gillingham respectively.

The League One hosts' class told in the end with Jack Payne leading the way with a double. The visitors hadn't appeared in the FA Cup proper for 18 years before today, on this showing they and their fans will be back before too long.

Talk about David beating Goliath!

That's a FA Cup upset to remember as Alvechurch, the lowest ranked team in the competition's first round - who ply their trade in the seventh tier - knock out League One Cheltenham.

Two goals from Danny Waldron put the visitors 2-0 up with Ryan Jackson's second-half goal not enough to get Cheltenham back in the match.

Tom Edge has the opportunity to put the match to bed for Alvechurch but his shot is saved by Luke Southwood.

We're into the final few seconds now...

The fourth official has raised the board for a huge six minutes of added time.

This is going to be a tense finale.

Francis Amartey adds a second in the 96th minute as sixth-tier Farnborough send their League Two opponents flying out of the competition.

Christian Frimpong, brother of former Arsenal man Emmanuel, almost snatched a leveller for Market in the dying seconds, only to fire over the bar at the far post after the visitors saw two shots blocked.

Get Spandau Ballet on in the dressing room boys!

Gold Omotayo's late goal has sent King's Lynn into the second round. A great day for the National League North team.

We're into the final five minutes in Cheltenham and the League One side are still trailing 2-1 to Alvechurch.

Can the Southern League Premier Central team hang on and pull off an FA Cup upset?

History for Chippenham. Humiliation for Lincoln.

A deserved win by the National League South strugglers. Joe Hanks' strike is enough to send the League One promotion-chasers packing.

78 places between them in the football ladder but you wouldn't have known it on the day.

The Blues are in the Second Round for the first time in their history.

Jordan Wright denies Chippenham on the break, saving from Joe Parker. Frenetic finish. Seconds away.

There will be four additional minutes at Hardenhuish Park.

The cheers as Lincoln's Charles Vernam sails a set-piece over the heads of everyone were nearly as loud as those for the goal.

More than 2,000 fans packed in, the vast majority of them hoping to see history.