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FA Cup second round
League Two’s Accrington Stanley will seek revenge on League One’s Mansfield Town after the Stags took the win in their only other FA Cup encounter in 2006.
National League South side Weston-super-Mare will look to reach the third round for the first time ever as they make the trip to visit divisional rivals Chelmsford City.
Exeter City and Wycombe Wanderers may have gone up against each other in the League One but this afternoon marks their first FA Cup meeting, with both sides competing for bragging rights.
Oldham Athletic’s Michael Mellon scored a hat-trick in the Latics’ first-round win over Northampton and his side will be hoping he can repeat those heroics when they make the trip to MK Dons.
Peterborough and Barnsley haven’t met in a cup competition since the 1993-94 season and in the FA Cup? Never. History on its way but whose side is it going to favour?
Bristol Rovers have been pretty dismal in League Two this season but are yet to lose in a cup competition. Now though, they visit a Port Vale side struggling in League One and desperate to prove that they are a cut above those in the division they hope to avoid returning to.
League Two’s Cambridge United have a topsy-turvy history across their last nine second round ties in the FA Cup (W4 L5) and their “barmy” hampered injury list will not do them any favours when they make the trip to League One promotion chasers Stockport County.
Barrow have a reputation as higher league hitmen in recent FA Cup history and will be looking to make League One’s Wigan the third victim in four games with higher division opponents as they visit the The Brick Community Stadium this afternoon.
