The second round draw has thrown up some interesting FA Cup ties for later this month.
The teams at this stage know they are potentially just one more win away from drawing one of the big Premier League clubs.
Here, the PA news agency take a look at five ties to look out for.
Peterborough v Chorley
Scenes 🤩 https://t.co/AaLqlJNraT
— Chorley FC (@chorleyfc) November 8, 2020
Chorley's reward for knocking out Wigan is a trip to Peterborough. The National League North side overcame the Latics, winners of the competition as recently as 2013, 3-2 after extra time on Sunday. They will now travel to London Road to face the Sky Bet League One leaders – the highest-ranked team in this stage of the competition.
Barrow or AFC Wimbledon v Crawley
🏆 REDS TO PLAY BARROW OR AFC WIMBLEDON IN SECOND ROUND OF FA CUP👇https://t.co/hj6k9ToGvM#TownTeamTogether 🔴 pic.twitter.com/5e19fdN1rh
— Crawley Town FC (@crawleytown) November 9, 2020
Crawley edged an 11-goal thriller 6-5 on Sunday to reach round two. The Reds traded eight goals with hosts Torquay after the 90th minute as the Sky Bet League Two team emerged victorious despite the Gulls leading 2-0 with 83 minutes played and 5-3 late into extra time. Barrow and AFC Wimbledon have yet to play their first-round tie due to Covid-19 issues.
Portsmouth v King's Lynn
King's Lynn will play 2008 winners Portsmouth. Involved in the second round for the first time in their history, King's Lynn, from the National League and one of 10 'non-elite' teams left in the competition, will travel to Fratton Park.
Marine v Havant & Waterlooville
We have drawn Havant & Waterlooville in the Second Round of the @EmiratesFACup! #COYM
— Marine Football Club (@MarineAFC) November 9, 2020
Eighth-tier Marine, the lowest-ranked side remaining in the competition along with Canvey Island, have a home tie against Havant & Waterlooville, who memorably reached the fourth round in 2008 where they twice led at Anfield before Liverpool fought back to win 5-2.
Morecambe v Solihull Moors
🏆 The Moors will travel to @ShrimpsOfficial in the second round of the #EmiratesFACup.
Tie to be played on the weekend of Saturday 28th November.
💛💙 #SMFC #YourSolihullYourClub pic.twitter.com/PBJZ0SbIjO
— Solihull Moors FC (@SolihullMoors) November 9, 2020
Solihull Moors knocked out Sky Bet League Two strugglers Scunthorpe at the weekend, winning 3-2 at Glanford Park, and will look to claim another scalp in the shape of the Shrimps.
