Kidderminster Harriers 3, Doncaster 0. Kidderminster Harriers: Lewis Walker 22, Maziar Kouhyar 36, David Davis 59. Walker, Kouhyar and Davis seal National League shock at Aggborough
Kidderminster Harriers beat Doncaster Rovers 3-0 at Aggborough to reach the FA Cup second round, dumping out Grant McCann's League One side.
Lewis Walker broke the deadlock on 22, steering in from the centre of the box after hitting the post moments earlier. Maziar Kouhyar doubled it on 36, finishing Walker's assist into the bottom left, and captain David Davis made it three on 59 from close range.
Paul Wotton's National League hosts go into Monday's draw; Rovers go out.
FA CUP
MORIAH-WELSH SETS UP STOUT MANSFIELD CUP WIN
By Our Special Correspondent
Mansfield Town 3, Macclesfield 0. Mansfield: Nathan Daniel Moriah-Welsh 21, Rhys Oates 73, Jordan Bowery 90+3. Oates and Bowery finish the job as Stags brush aside Macclesfield
Mansfield Town beat Macclesfield 3-0 at One Call Stadium to reach the FA Cup second round, with 4,436 watching Nigel Clough's League One side dispatch John Rooney's National League North visitors.
Nathan Moriah-Welsh opened on 21 minutes, finishing George Maris's assist on the break. Rhys Oates made it two on 73 from another counter, and Jordan Bowery sealed it in the 93rd minute after a fast break into the bottom right corner.
The Stags go into Monday's draw; Macclesfield exit at the first round.
FA CUP
LONGELO SPOT-KICK SENDS NOTTS THROUGH
By Our Special Correspondent
Altrincham 2, Notts County 2. Altrincham: Lucas Weaver 39, Lewis Banks 59, Kristian Dennis 123 pen, J. Hinchy 128 pen; Notts Co: Jacob Bedeau 28, Callum Roberts 84, 124 pen, Max Sanders 123 pen, Rosaire Longelo 129 pen. Magpies win 3-2 on penalties after 2-2 draw at Moss Lane dumps National League Altrincham out
Notts County beat Altrincham 3-2 on penalties after a 2-2 draw after extra time at the J. Davidson Stadium to reach the FA Cup second round.
Jacob Bedeau headed the Magpies in front on 28 minutes, assisted by Callum Roberts. Lucas Weaver equalised on 39 from Matthew Kosylo's pass, and Lewis Banks put National League Altrincham ahead on 59. Roberts levelled on 84, assisted by Lee Ndlovu. Extra time brought no further goals.
Rosaire Longelo converted the decisive penalty as Notts finished the shootout 3-2 winners. Kristian Dennis and Jack Hinchy scored for Altrincham; Max Sanders and Roberts scored for Notts before Longelo settled it.
FA CUP
BROWN RESCUES POOL AS URCHINS HOLD FIRM
By Our Special Correspondent
AFC Hornchurch 1, Blackpool 2. AFC Hornchurch: Henry Roy Hearn 30; Blackpool: Jordan Brown 56, Josh Bowler 118. Hearn's strike puts National League Hornchurch ahead before Brown levels; extra time to settle it
AFC Hornchurch and Blackpool were locked at 1-1 after 90 minutes at Hornchurch Stadium, with extra time to settle this FA Cup first-round tie.
Substitute Henry Hearn, on for the injured Ryan Loft, finished Angelo Balanta's assist into the bottom left on 30 minutes to put the National League Urchins ahead. Jordan Brown levelled for Ian Evatt's League One side on 56, driving a left-foot shot from outside the box into the bottom left after a set piece.
Daryl McMahon's hosts take a famous draw into extra time; Blackpool still hunting a way through.
Where it leaves them: . Non-league Hornchurch led League One Blackpool until Brown's equaliser; level after 90 and into extra time.
FA CUP
McNEILL'S 35-YARD STUNNER SINKS DONS
By Our Special Correspondent
Crewe 2, AFC Wimbledon 1. Crewe: Charlie McNeill 12, Conor Thomas 62; AFC Wimbledon: Andy Yiadom 82. League Two Crewe knock out League One AFC Wimbledon at Gresty Road
Crewe Alexandra beat League One AFC Wimbledon 2-1 at the Mornflake Stadium. Charlie McNeill's goal from more than 35 yards started it.
McNeill struck on 12 minutes from Conor Thomas's pass. Thomas then scored himself on 62.
Wimbledon came late. James Tilley hit the post on 79. Three minutes later substitute Andy Yiadom curled one in from outside the box, set up by fellow replacement Donnell McNeilly. Wimbledon won 10 corners, but Crewe held on.
Where it leaves them: . Wimbledon had 12 shots and 10 corners to Crewe's three, and Tilley hit the post on 79, but only Yiadom beat Ian Lawlor.
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