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In 1989 it was Tony Rains and Matthew Hanlan who were Sutton United's FA Cup heroes.

Fast forward 27 years, and it's Roarie Deacon who has written himself into Sutton folklore with a 96th-minute winner against Cheltenham.

The National League club are into Monday's third-round draw, with a potential tie against a Premier League giant awaiting them.

Join us again on tomorrow for more FA Cup second-round action, with our live text commentary incorporating BBC One's Final Score programme, Radio 5 live commentary of Stourbridge v Northampton and in-play video clips of all of the goals as they go in.

Hope you can join us then.

We'll be back tomorrow at 11:30 GMT bringing you updates of 10 games, eight of which start at 14:00 GMT unless otherwise stated.

• Curzon Ashton v AFC Wimbledon (12:00 GMT)
• Bolton v Sheffield United
• Bristol Rovers v Barrow
• Cambridge v Coventry
• Eastleigh v FC Halifax
• Millwall v Braintree
• Notts County v Peterborough
• Stourbridge v Northampton
• Woking v Accrington
• Port Vale v Hartlepool (15:00 GMT)

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There will be a new face in the MK Dons dugout for their second-round replay with Charlton, with Robbie Neilson appointed as their manager yesterday.

The former Hearts coach was watching in the stands at The Valley today and will have seen plenty of positives from his side's display. 

It means Karl Robinson will come up against his replacement at Stadium MK - that could be interesting. 

The story of the day, and possibly round two, was Sutton United's late, late comeback to knock out League Two's Cheltenham.

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No goals today for Wycombe striker Adebayo Akinfenwa, but plenty of praise for team-mate Scott Kashket, who scored three in their 5-0 demolition of Chesterfield.

The storyline was focused on Karl Robinson's first game in charge of Charlton against the side who dismissed him recently, but this one really failed to spark into life.

No goals, but still plenty of chances and Robinson will return to Stadium MK sooner than he thought he would. 

GOALS AT LUTON.

The League Two side come from 2-0 down to deny non-league Solihull Moors a place in the third round with six second-half goals, including four in 12 minutes.

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Rochdale manager Keith Hill on BBC Radio Manchester, following his side's 2-0 win at Carlisle: "Carlisle are a good and effective side. I'm sure they'll get promoted. We defended quite well and we could have won by a bigger margin, but it was a tight game.

"I'm pleased with the professionalism and I'm sure the chairman's pleased that we're through to the next round."

Normally when a League Two side visit a team a division higher, they would be considered underdogs - but Wycombe defied the gap with a five-star display to sweep aside struggling Chesterfield at the Proact.

Scott Kashket bagged a brilliant hat-trick and a potential tie against a Premier League team awaits. 

No wonder boss Gareth Ainsworth looks happy. 

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It was a brave effort from National League North side Brackley Town, but Jamille Matt's early goal proves enough to send League Two Blackpool into the FA Cup third round.

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Has your side made it through to round three? Or are you a fan of Premier League or Championship club waiting to discover who you'll face in the first part of your road to Wembley?

You can watch the FA Cup third-round draw live on BBC Two at 19:00 GMT on Monday. There will also be coverage on BBC Radio 5 live and on the BBC Sport website and app.

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Sutton manager Paul Doswell on Final Score: "We've been on a good roll in the last eight or nine years. With promotion last season, this is really hitting the heights for us.

"I'm a massive Southampton fan, so them at home or away would be my dream. For the club - Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City - you can just go through them."

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Karl Robinson marked his first game in charge as Charlton boss with a goalless draw at The Valley, which means a replay at Stadium MK - where, until last month, he spent six and a half years as MK Dons boss.

That promises to be an emotional one.

One of Sutton's most famous fans, comedian Tim Vine, takes his share of the credit for the Surrey side's FA Cup upset against Cheltenham.

We will try to bring you Scott Kashket's reaction to scoring a hat-trick at Chesterfield, as well the post-match thoughts from the other games.

Joel Frostmas: Chelsea to come to Sutton, please. What a win!!!!

Paul Obertelli: What a game! Great days at Sutton United! Doing non-league football proud!

Louis Jones: Rochdale will take on anyone as long as we get a home draw. The Crown Oil Arena is a fortress!

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So here it is, the moment Roarie Deacon sent Gander Green Lane wild and booked non-league Sutton's place in the third round at the expense of League Two Cheltenham. 

Enjoy.

An excellent gesture towards their fans from Shrewsbury Town, who drew 0-0 with fellow League One club Fleetwood today and must replay to find out who'll go through to the third round.

What are the chances of Coventry going through tomorrow and then the two clubs meeting again in round three? Just like in 1989?