Emirates FA Cup second round draw: Guiseley host Joey Barton's Fleetwood Town, 2008 winners Portsmouth versus Rochdale

Non-league Guiseley's reward for knocking out Cambridge United is an Emirates FA Cup second round tie with Joey Barton's Fleetwood Town.

National League North side Guiseley, managed by Russ O'Neill and Marcus Bignot, caused one of the shocks of the first round when they held on to beat League Two Cambridge United 4-3 on Sunday. They get another home tie, this time against League One opposition.

Fellow giant-killers Stockport will travel to either Barnet or Bristol Rovers and the highest-ranked side in the second-round draw, Portsmouth, face League One rivals Rochdale at Spotland.

Sunderland have been handed another all-League One tie against Walsall at the Stadium of Light while there is an all Welsh derby between Wrexham and Newport County. 

Solihull Moors, managed by former England goalkeeper Tim Flowers, host Blackpool while the winners of Monday night's first round match between Hampton & Richmond and Oldham Athletic will travel to Maidstone United.

All second-round ties are to be played over the weekend of Nov 30 - Dec 2 with Premier League and Championship clubs entering the competition at the third round stage.

Emirates FA Cup second round draw in full:

Guiseley v Fleetwood Town

Bury v Luton Town 

Wrexham v Newport County

Tranmere or Oxford City v Southport

Southend or Crawley v Barnsley

Shrewsbury or Salford v Scunthorpe United

Solihull Moors v Blackpool

Chesterfield or Billericay Town v Grimsby Town

Peterborough United v Aldershot or Bradford City

Swindon Town v Woking

Maidstone United v Hampton & Richmond or Oldham Athletic

Lincoln City v Carlisle United 

Morecambe or FC Halifax Town v Wimbledon

Plymouth Argyle v Oxford United or Forest Green Rovers

Barnet or Bristol Rovers v Stockport 

Rochdale v Portsmouth

Walsall v Sunderland

Accrington Stanley v Ebbsfleet or Cheltenham

Mansfield or Charlton v Chorley or Doncaster 

Sutton or Slough v Gillingham or Hartlepool

7:28PM

Dates for the second round....

Just a remind that the second round ties will take place on the weekend of Nov 30

7:27PM

Standout ties 

Guiseley were first out and their reward for knocking out Cambridge United is hosting Fleetwood.

Southport will visit the victors of Tranmere or Oxford City while Woking also travel to Swindon. 

A couple of bruising all League One ties in there too with Rochdale playing Portsmouth and Walsall against Sunderland.

And then tonight, Hampton & Richmond and Oldham Athletic are playing for the chance to take on Maidstone United. 

7:24PM

Second round draw

Rochdale v Portsmouth

Walsall v Sunderland

Accrington Stanley v Ebbsfleet or Cheltenham

Mansfield or Charlton v Chorley or Doncaster 

Sutton or Slough v Gillingham or Hartlepool

7:22PM

Second round draw

Maidstone United v Hampton & Richmond or Oldham Athletic

Lincoln City v Carlisle United 

Morecambe or FC Halifax Town v Wimbledon

Plymouth Argyle v Oxford United or Forest Green Rovers

Barnet or Bristol Rovers v Stockport 

7:21PM

Second round draw

Shrewsbury or Salford v Scunthorpe United

Solihull Moors v Blackpool

Chesterfield or Billericay Town v Grimsby Town

Peterborough United v Aldershot or Bradford City

Swindon Town v Woking

7:19PM

Second round draw

Guiseley v Fleetwood Town

Bury v Luton Town 

Wrexham v Newport County

Tranmere or Oxford City v Southport

Southend or Crawley v Barnsley

7:18PM

Here we go

Balls are in. Glenn to do home teams

7:16PM

Time for the draw

Now onto the serious stuff though. It's Mark Schwarzer and Glenn Murray to do the draw. A bit of a random mix but it's a minor detail, it's the draw people are interested in of course.

Oh there's a little dig at Mark - he never reached an FA Cup final...which he's just been reminded of. Enough chit chat, let's get going guys...

7:14PM

Friendly banter

What's the collective noun for a group of managers? They've lined them up at Hampton & Richmond Borough tonight for the draw and they're being interviewed now. 

And here's Woking manager Alan Dowson, who used to manage at the hosts between 2014-2018. Friendly boos all round. 

7:11PM

Guiseley target Football League side

Russ O'Neill, Guiseley's joint manager reflects on their 4-3 win over Cambridge United

Marcus Bignot, joint manager

Not sure either Russ or Marcus would have expected to be live on BBC2 talking about a second round tie. Ah the magic of the cup and all that.

7:05PM

Numbers for the draw

1.  AFC Wimbledon

2. Maidstone United

3. Ebbsfleet United or Cheltenham Town

4. Hampton & Richmond Borough or Oldham Athletic

5. Swindon Town

6. Mansfield Town or Charlton Athletic

7. Woking

8. Scunthorpe United

9. Sunderland

10. Aldershot Town or Bradford City

11. Grimsby Town

12. Chorley or Doncaster Rovers

13. Fleetwood Town

14. Peterborough United

15. Southport

16. Plymouth Argyle

17. Chesterfield or Billericay Town

18. Lincoln City

19. Barnet or Bristol Rovers

20. Stockport County

21. Bury

22. Gillingham or Hartlepool United

23. Oxford United or Forest Green Rovers

24. Tranmere Rovers or Oxford City

25. Accrdington Stanley

26. Barnsley

27. Shrewsbury Town or Salford City

28. Newport County

29. Walsall

30. Rochdale

31. Solihull Moors

32. Sutton United or Slough Town

33. Guiseley

34. Blackpool

35. Luton Town

36. Morecambe or FC Halifax Town

37. Carlisle United

38. Southend United or Crawley Town

39. Portsmouth

40. Wrexham

7:02PM

Sunday treat - watch out for number 33

There were nine FA Cup first round ties played on Sunday, four of which were draws.

But the standout game was the seven-game thriller between on-league Guiseley and Cambridge United. Those National League North players will have had a spring in their step today no doubt. 

They're ball number 33 if you were wondering.

6:58PM

One more game

There's still one final chapter to come in this weekend's FA Cup first round. Hampton & Richmond Borough will no doubt enjoy themselves when they host League Two side Oldham Athletic but can they make it a victorious occasion? And will the prospect of a favourable second round tie spur them on? I'll tell you the answer circa 10pm tonight

6:46PM

Thanks for joining

Good evening.  It's FA Cup second round draw time, the moment where teams up and down the country keep their fingers crossed for a favourable tie to allow them to reach the third round. 

Of course that is where all the big boys join in - the chance of a dream away trip to a Premier League club which for some lower league players is normally only played out on a well known computer game or two.

Tonight's draw is live on BBC2 ahead of Hampton & Richmond Borough taking on Oldham Athletic in the final first round match. 

Those two teams have waited patiently in the wings all weekend as others took centre stage first up, notably non-league sides Stockport County, Maidstone and Guiseley who all knocked out EFL opposition. 

Other sides still in the competition include Solihull Moors, managed by former England keeper Tim Flowers while Billericay Town, Chorley and Salford City will all be in the draw after earning replays. 

Carrying out the draw tonight will be Brighton striker Glen Muray alongside former Middlesbrough, Fulham, Chelsea and Leicester City goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer. A nice safe pair of hands then presumably.