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Thanks for your company today, and please join us again tomorrow for all of the build-up to the final first-round tie - Chorley v Fleetwood Town - plus the draw for the second round from 19:00 GMT.

Until then, thanks for joining us on this FA Cup afternoon.

Today's games didn't deliver any huge shocks, but two non-league sides did earn replays against EFL opposition.

You can follow the rest of Sunday's action with the #bbcfootball team From the two of us, good day.

Heybridge Swifts put on a decent showing at League Two Exeter - a club four divisions above them in the English pyramid.

Here's the goal they scored during their 3-1 defeat in Devon, scored by Sam Bantick...

Woking got a deserved replay against Bury.

Having fallen behind to a first-minute Shakers goal, here's how Jamie Philpot levelled for the National League side against the League One strugglers...

They may have gone out, but here's how Dartford deservedly got themselves on the scoresheet against in-form Swindon of League Two.

• Cambridge 1-0 Sutton
• Charlton 3-1 Truro
• Coventry 2-0 Maidenhead
• Dartford 1-5 Swindon
• Exeter 3-1 Heybridge Swifts
• Guiseley 0-0 Accrington
• Leatherhead 1-1 Billericay
• Solihull 0-2 Wycombe
• Woking 1-1 Bury

There'll be no repeat of last season's heroics for National League Sutton this term.

The 10 men of League Two Cambridge have held on to win.

In the dying seconds, Sutton's Adam Coombes fires a half-volley goalwards, but keeper David Forde pulls off a fine save to keep 10-man Cambridge in front.

From the corner, deep in stoppage time, Ross Lafayette blazes over for the National League side.

That might be that. 10-man Cambridge are almost there.

Final Score

All over at Leatherhead and the two seventh-tier sides can't be separated, so will be in the hat for Monday's second-round draw.

Billericay owner/manager Glenn Tamplin: "It was a great game. I'm proud of my boys, they dug in and I'm pleased to be in the hat.

"We were a bit bolder in the second half and went to 3-4-3 and there was relief when the penalty went in, for sure."

Eighth-tier Heybridge gave it a good go, but they're out.

The lowest-ranked side left in the competition at the start of today, managed to keep the game scoreless until the 59th minute.

Jayden Stockley's quickfire double gave Exeter a two-goal lead, Sam Bantick pulled a goal back, but Liam McAlinden made the game safe for the League Two side.

Sutton win a late, late corner... Is this their final chance?

Final Score

Woking manager Anthony Limbrick: "When you play a team two leagues above you, you'll take the 1-1, even when you concede in the first minute.

"But I thought we had the better chances and were pushing until the end.

"I'm really pleased for the players and I'm pleased we're still in the draw."

There will be at least five minutes of stoppage time for Sutton to try to find a late leveller.

National League Woking take League One Bury to a replay.

The Shakers went ahead after just 42 seconds as Michael Smith tapped in.

But Woking levelled through Jamie Philpot.

A replay isn't something Bury would have wanted as they battle at the bottom end of the table.

The 10 men of Cambridge defend another Sutton corner well, edging the League Two side ever closer to the second round.

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Inih Effiong has a chance to win it for Woking, but he can't keep his cool.

The striker blazes over from 10 yards out.

They're into stoppage time.

National League Sutton should be level! Kieron Cadogan scuffs wide from eight yards when it fell nicely for him.

Sutton remain camped in 10-man Cambridge's half, in a game which restarted quite late for the second 45 minutes, so there are still around eight minutes plus stoppage time to play.

Image source, Rex Features