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FA Cup first round draw: Arlesey draw Coventry City
Southern League side Arlesey Town have been drawn away to 1987 winners Coventry in the FA Cup first round.
Portsmouth, victors four years ago, are at home to 1894 winners Notts County, while cash-strapped Hereford host ex-boss Graham Turner's Shrewsbury.
Isthmian League side Metropolitan Police are at home to Crawley Town, Hendon are at Aldershot and Hastings are away to Bishop's Stortford.
Cambridge City are at home to MK Dons with all ties on 3 and 4 November.
Yate Town of the Southern League Division One South & West face a trip to Gloucestershire neighbours Cheltenham Town, while Colchester visit Chelmsford City in an Essex derby.
FA Cup first round ties
Kidderminster Harriers v Oldham Athletic
Boreham Wood v Brentford
Chelmsford City v Colchester United
Metropolitan Police v Crawley Town
Luton Town v Nuneaton Town
Portsmouth v Notts County
Bishop's Stortford v Hastings United
Fleetwood Town v Bromley
Forest Green Rovers v Port Vale
Torquay United v Harrogate Town
AFC Bournemouth v Dagenham & Redbridge
Morecambe v Rochdale
Swindon Town v Macclesfield Town
Cambridge City v Milton Keynes Dons
Cheltenham Town v Yate Town
Dorchester Town v Plymouth Argyle
Coventry City v Arlesey Town
York City v AFC Wimbledon
Bury v Exeter City
Chesterfield v Hartlepool United
Doncaster Rovers v Bradford Park Avenue
Gillingham v Scunthorpe United
Aldershot Town v Hendon
Lincoln City v Walsall
Wrexham v Alfreton Town
Southend United v Stockport County
Crewe Alexandra v Wycombe Wanderers
Bristol Rovers v Sheffield United
Hereford United v Shrewsbury Town
Mansfield Town v Slough Town
Barnet v Oxford United
Rotherham United v Stevenage
AFC Fylde v Accrington Stanley
Gloucester City v Leyton Orient
Burton Albion v Altrincham
Guiseley v Barrow
Northampton Town v Bradford City
Preston North End v Yeovil Town
Braintree Town v Tranmere Rovers
Carlisle United v Ebbsfleet United
Ties to be played on 3 and 4 November
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Comment number 49.
rtozier23rd October 2012 - 23:04
My sympathy for #11 Pete after it turns out I at #12 and the person (name forgotten) at #17 were wrong and Chelmsford v Colchester wasn't picked for TV. Chelmsford City's 5-3 penalty-shoot-out win over East Thurrock Utd tonight reinforces Pete's point: it seems a potentially great TV game was missed out on by the pre-replay decision on the live games.
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Aunty Sue Knows Best22nd October 2012 - 15:25
This tie should provde an interesting spectacle. An Evostick club that has won 50% of its matches whilst letting in 1.7 goals per match, agaist a third tier outfit that is incapable of playing for 90 minutes, and remains, as far as ineffectual management is concerned, like a rudderless rust tub on a stormy sea. On second thoughts I think I'll go shopping!
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Siberian Spireite22nd October 2012 - 12:41
At last, some evidence that the BBC realises the FA Cup's early rounds consist of more than Ronnie Radford's goal v Newcastle. Not looking forward to seeing Motson wheeled out to talk about it again, ad infinitum
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cainsworld22nd October 2012 - 12:41
Watched the draw on ITV. Another poor peice of scheduling clashing with the KO of the live Tyne Tees derby.
With my club not entering until Round 3 my interest was the two local clubs. Dartford assuming that they win tomorrow's replay once again face Port Vale whilst Ebbsfleet got a trip to Carlisle. I fancy the Cumbrians to lose at Stonebridge road in a replay.
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jarvish22nd October 2012 - 11:25
Do the Met Police play in blue?
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