Canvey Island<\/strong> came into their FA Cup game knowing they were the lowest-ranked side left in this year’s competition following Skelmersdale’s<\/strong>\u00a0exit at the hands of EFL side Harrogate Town<\/strong> on Friday night.<\/p>\n With a remarkable first-half strike by Connor Hubble striking first blood for the Gulls of the Isthmian North, the hosts in Banbury<\/strong> got an equaliser in the 67th minute before an Elliot Ronto finish just minutes after saw the game being won with over 20 minutes to go sparking Canvey’s return to the Second Round for the first time in over 15 years. Becoming Essex’s only side to remain in the competition following the rest of Saturday’s games.<\/p>\n Both Connor Hubble and Elliott Ronto scored for Canvey Island in their 2-1 victory over Banbury United on Saturday afternoon. Photo: Andy Wilkins<\/p><\/div>\n At the Colchester Community Stadium, \u00a0Northern Premier League Division One North West side Marine<\/strong> managed to make one of the biggest giant killings of the round with an upset over League Two opponents Colchester United<\/strong> who haven’t been immune from shock defeats at this stage of the competition before in recent years.<\/p>\n Anthony Milley put the visitors ahead after 22 minutes before Henry Pell equalised during the second half for the U’s. Penalties saw Marine as the victors managing a 5-3 victory on spot-kicks.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, Dagenham & Redbridge<\/strong> managed to see off the threat of Ian Holloway’s Grimsby Town<\/strong> with a remarkable 3-1 victory over their League Two opponents.<\/p>\n Scott Wilson opened the scoring for the hosts in the tenth minute before Owen Windsor equalised for the Mariners on the hour mark from the penalty spot. Wilson scored once more for the hosts to win the game in the 91st minute with Mitch Brundle managing to grab a third for the Daggers in the 96th minute to see off any chance of their visitors forcing extra time.<\/p>\n Whilst we’re on the subject of the National League, Boreham Wood<\/strong> hosted League Two basement side Southend United<\/strong> and despite initially taking a 2-0 lead, the Blues from Essex managed to claw the game back to 2-2 forcing extra time to be played with the scoreline becoming 3-3 as a result. However, it was the Wood who managed to see off their opponents winning 4-3 in the penalty shootout.<\/p>\n National League North side\u00a0Brackley Town<\/strong> also relied on spot-kicks to secure their place in the second round after a 3-3 draw achieved in 120 minutes with Isthmian Premier side Bishops Stortford<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, fellow National League side Yeovil Town<\/strong> had to go through extra-time in order to see off Bromley<\/strong> as a 122nd-minute strike from visiting academy graduate Gabby Rogers was enough to make the West Country side avoid penalties once more.<\/p>\n It was a day to forget for Swindon Town<\/strong> of League One after they suffered a shock 2-1 defeat to National League North side Darlington<\/strong> and it was a similar day to forget for League Two promotion hopefuls Port Vale<\/strong> as they conceded an 82nd-minute winner to Kings Lynn Town<\/strong> of the National League. League One side Rochdale<\/strong> also fell 2-1 at home to National League promotion pushing Stockport County<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Stockport’s good run of form continued with a victory over League One Rochdale on Saturday. Photo: Stockport County<\/p><\/div>\n League One Sunderland<\/strong> also fell at the first hurdle of the competition with a 1-0 defeat endured by League Two Mansfield Town<\/strong> who were overseen by new manager Nigel Clough. Fellow League Two side Bradford City<\/strong> managed to oversee National League South opponents Tonbridge Angels<\/strong>\u00a0 7-0 in the early kick-off.Exeter City<\/strong> of the same division as the Bantams overcame a spirited AFC Fylde<\/strong> side from the National League North 2-1.<\/p>\n Tonbridge’s fellow league opponents Concord Rangers<\/strong> suffered penalty heartbreak with a 5-4 loss on penalties to League Two Stevenage<\/strong> following a 1-1 draw achieved after 120 minutes. Fellow League Two side\u00a0Cheltenham Town<\/strong> also defeated\u00a0South Shields<\/strong> 3-1 to end the run made by the Northern Premier League side.<\/p>\n Mansfield Town are in the second round of the FA Cup following victory over Sunderland at the Stadium of Light. Credit: Mansfield Town FC<\/p><\/div>\n Bolton Wanderers’<\/strong> poor form of run lately in League Two continued with a 3-2 defeat to League One side Crewe Alexandra<\/strong> whilst League Two Cambridge United<\/strong> saw their hopes of another cup run in the competition ended at the first hurdle by League One strugglers Shrewsbury Town<\/strong>.<\/p>\n On Sunday, Isthmian North side Maldon & Tiptree<\/strong> went into their home tie with League Two Morecambe<\/strong> with optimism in hoping to join their county and division counterparts in Canvey Island in gaining a place in Monday’s Second Round draw.<\/p>\n However, it wasn’t to be as an Adam Phillips penalty in the 43rd minute was the only goal of the game as the Shrimps avoided an upset.<\/p>\n Fellow League Two side Oldham Athletic<\/strong> also travelled to non-league opposition in the form of Hampton & Richmond Borough<\/strong> and again, survived the threat from their National League South opponents with a 3-2 victory.<\/p>\n There was sadness for Eastleigh<\/strong> as they managed to hold League One MK Dons<\/strong> throughout 120 minutes before the Dons managed to overcome their National League opponents 4-3 on penalties.<\/p>\n Southern Premier League South side Hayes & Yeading<\/strong> also suffered defeat on penalties as League Two Carlisle United<\/strong> managed a 4-3 victory following a 2-2 draw in 120 minutes.<\/p>\n Torquay United<\/strong> saw a 6-5 defeat to League Two Crawley Town<\/strong> and Eastbourne Borough<\/strong> suffered a 3-0 defeat to League One Blackpool<\/strong> in the late kick-off.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, it was good news for National League sides as Barnet<\/strong> managed a 1-0 victory over League One strugglers Burton Albion<\/strong> and Solihull Moors<\/strong> managed a 3-2 victory at League Two strugglers Scunthorpe United<\/strong>.<\/p>\n There was also success in the National League North and South as strugglers Chorley<\/strong> managed a fantastic 3-2 victory at League One side Wigan Athletic<\/strong> following 120 minutes and Havant & Waterlooville<\/strong> also saw victory at Westleigh Park as they ended Cray Valley Paper Mills’<\/strong> gallant run to the First Round with a 1-0 scoreline being enough for them.<\/p>\n Chorley found themselves going into today’s game at Wigan in 22nd place in the National League North with only one point earned so far this season. 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\nExeter City 2-1 AFC Fylde
\nBanbury United 1-2 Canvey Island
\nBarrow P-P AFC Wimbledon – Match postponed
\nBolton Wanderers 2-3 Crewe Alexandra
\nBoreham Wood 3-3 Southend United (Boreham Wood win 4-3 on penalties)
\nBrackley Town 3-3 Bishop’s Stortford (Brackley win 3-2 on penalties)
\nBromley 0-1 Yeovil Town
\nCambridge United 0-2 Shrewsbury Town
\nCharlton Athletic 0-1 Plymouth Argyle
\nCheltenham Town 3-1 South Shields
\nColchester United 1-1 Marine (Marine won 5-3 on penalties)
\nDagenham & Redbridge 3-1 Grimsby Town
\nGillingham 3-2 Woking
\nHull City 2-0 Fleetwood Town
\nIpswich Town 2-3 Portsmouth (AET)
\nLeyton Orient 1-2 Newport County
\nLincoln City 6-2 Forest Green Rovers
\nOxford United 1-2 Peterborough United
\nPort Vale 0-1 King’s Lynn Town
\nRochdale 1-2 Stockport County
\nSalford City 2-0 Hartlepool United
\nStevenage 2-2 Concord Rangers (Stevenage won 5-4 on penalties)
\nSunderland 0-1 Mansfield Town
\nSwindon Town 1-2 Darlington
\nTranmere Rovers 2-1 Accrington Stanley
\nWalsall 1-2 Bristol Rovers
\nFC United of Manchester 0-2 Doncaster Rovers<\/p>\n
\nBarnet 1-0 Burton Albion
\nEastleigh 0-0 Milton Keynes Dons (MK Dons won 4-3 on penalties)
\nHampton & Richmond 2-3 Oldham Athletic
\nHavant & Waterlooville 1-0 Cray Valley Paper Mills
\nHayes & Yeading 2-2 Carlisle United (Carlisle won 4-3 on penalties)
\nMaldon & Tiptree 0-1 Morecambe
\nTorquay United 5-6 Crawley Town (AET)
\nWigan Athletic 2-3 Chorley (AET)
\nEastbourne Borough 0-3 Blackpool<\/p>\n