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Mark Atkins
Former Blackburn midfielder on ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Lancashire

That’s a fantastic goal. It’s a great ball, Michael Mellon is in behind the defender and he looks up to see Tom Bloxham at the far post free as a bird, lovely cross into him and a lovely side-foot through the keeper.

Phil Brown
Former Bolton assistant manager on ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Manchester

Dan Nlundulu has worked so hard to get Jon Dadi Bodvarsson a hat-trick in the first half.

Now he is reaping the fruits of his labour to try to get himself a hat-trick

Timothee Dieng heads over from Scott Malone's dangerous delivery as Gillingham threaten a third.

Charlton cannot get going.

The Shrimps are in dreamland!

Tom Bloxham has doubled the away side's lead against Wycombe Wanderers, they are well on their way to causing an FA Cup upset.

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Great chance for Sutton as Harry Smith slips striker partner Aiden O'Brien through, but with Lewis Carey out to meet him the shot goes wide.

Deadlock yet to be broken though it's Sutton now racking up opportunities.

Some games have restarted, a couple still waiting... but the majority back up and running.

Peter Lloyd
´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Kent

Fantastic first half [from Gillingham]. The tone was set in the first minute, that we’ve got the energy to close them down.

Whatever changes they’ve made, they’ve still got a strong team out and from a Gills point of view, we have bossed the game.

We haven't made loads of chances but have taken the two that mattered.

The second half resumes with a similar pattern as Louis Jones continues to repel Peterborough.

This time, he saves from Ephron Mason-Clark's drive.

Matthew Gerrard
´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Kent

When Sam Corne has played further up the field Maidstone have looked a more dangerous side.

But Maidstone will be disappointed because it does look like a serious injury to Levi Amantchi, their main striker, but manager George Elokobi will say it’s a squad game and other players will have to show they can do it.

Newport have not won three successive games, which they are trying to achieve today, since August 2022.

Exiles boss Graham Coughlan must have been ramming that message home in the dressing room to see this cup tie out.

Tom Gayle
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Like all diligent football reporters, I started doing my hat-trick research after Jon Dadi Bodvarrsoon scored his second.

Not only is he the only Icelandic to score a hat-trick in this famous competition, it's the second time he's done it - today's efforts going alongside his Reading third-round triple in January 2018.

Maidstone and Horsham are both level. Barnet trail at Newport.

Which of these three non-league sides will be in the hat for the third round come 5pm?

Sarah Mulkerrins
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The equaliser was no more than Maidstone deserved. This game is lively, it's open, full of energy.

Maidstone play in the National League South and are 47 places below Barrow, from League Two.

Mark Atkins
Former Blackburn midfielder on ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Lancashire

Morecambe will be delighted. The game plan has worked perfectly - you can see they’ve been working on set-pieces and that’s got them the goal.

They were opened up once and saved by the keeper but apart from that they’ve been well in the game, worked hard and got Eli King on the end of a set-piece.

Betty Glover
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Horsham's keeper Lewis Carey is keeping them in this game - he has made some brilliant saves.

Sutton have had four or five shots on goal but Carey has saved them all.

There are 57 places in the league between this sides. I think Horsham will take this scoreline at the break.

Nearly a perfect 45 for Stephen Clemence and Gillingham, as in-form Charlton have been brought down to earth at Priestfield.

The Gills scored through ex-Charlton forward Macauley Bonne and then added a second when Timothee Dieng netted.

They might have had more, while Charlton's best chance came to Alfie May who was denied by Jake Turner.

May's most telling contribution otherwise was a booking.

Jonny Williams' exit before half-time was the big disappointment for Gills. The veteran has departed injured.

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Delayed finish to the game at the Gallagher after an injury to Maidstone striker Levi Amantchi at the back end which prompted a stoppage.

Barrow took the lead through Ben Whitfield after a bit of defensive lapse, but Maidstone got themselves back in it through Sam 'Corne Dog' Corne.

Amantchi is a loss though, 20 goals this term.