A host of non-league sides are one match away from a glamour tie against a Premier League side after securing their place in the FA Cup second round draw.
Among them are eighth-tier Ramsgate, who are the lowest-ranked team left in the competition following their impressive win over National League Woking.
They are joined by the likes of Maidstone United, Eastleigh and Alfreton, who will be hopeful of drawing a big name in the second round draw.
League One promotion hopefuls Bolton and Oxford are in the hat, as are Wrexham after their victory over Mansfield on Saturday night, and their League Two rivals Stockport and Notts County.
This is the last round before Premier League and Championship sides enter and you can follow all the action from the draw right here.
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Thanks for staying with us for live coverage of the FA Cup second round draw.
A reminder that the games will take place in the first weekend of December, with the third round to follow in early January.
Plenty of tasty ties
Ramsgate's trip to Wimbledon certainly catches the eye, while Eastleigh will fancy their chances of another upset against struggling Reading.
Remember, just one more round to get through until the Premier League and Championship teams enter the fray.
FA Cup second round draw in full
Maidstone United v Barrow
Wycombe Wanderers v Morecambe
Notts County v Shrewsbury
Chesterfield v Leyton Orient
Aldershot Town v Stockport County
Alfreton Town v Walsall
Blackpool v Scarborough Athletic or Forest Green Rovers
Cambridge United v Kidderminster Harriers or Fleetwood Town
Bolton Wanderers v Harrogate Town
Wrexham v Yeovil Town
Crewe or Derby v Bristol Rovers
Peterborough or Salford v Doncaster or Accrington
Eastleigh v Reading
Gillingham v Charlton or Cray Valley Paper Mills
Stevenage v Port Vale or Burton Albion
Newport County v Barnet
Oxford United v Slough Town or Grimsby
Chester or York City v Wigan Athletic
Sutton United v Barnsley or Horsham
AFC Wimbledon v Ramsgate
All eyes on December
Those 20 ties will be played between December 1 and December 4.
Which are you looking forward to the most?
AFC Wimbledon v Ramsgate
Ramsgate's reward is a trip to the capital to face Wimbledon
Sutton United v Barnsley or Horsham
Sutton looking for another deep run after excelling in 2017
Chester or York City v Wigan Athletic
A replay winner will host the 2013 champs
Oxford United v Slough Town or Grimsby Town
Slough v Grimsby is currently in progress
Newport County v Barnet
A League Two v National League tie
Stevenage v Port Vale or Burton Albion
Port Vale and Burton will go again after draing in round one
Gillingham v Charlton or Cray Valley
Another away tie awaits if Cray Valley can win this evening
Eastleigh v Reading
A plum tie for Eastleigh after a 5-1 win over Boreham Wood
Peterborough or Salford v Doncaster or Accrington Stanley
Two replay winners to face off
Crewe or Derby v Bristol Rovers
Crewe v Derby kicks off today at 2.45
Wrexham v Yeovil
An enticing tie for non-league Yeovil
Bolton Wanderers v Harrogate Town
Harrogate chasing a second ever third round appearance
Cambridge United v Kidderminster Harriers or Fleetwood
Kidderminster and Fleetwood in action right now
Blackpool v Scarborough Athletic or Forest Green
Former winners Blackpool at home
Alfreton Town v Walsall
Alfreton at home in their first round two appearance in over a decade.
Aldershot Town v Stockport County
Aldershot at home after their 7-4 win.
Chesterfield v Leyton Orient
Some reward for the giant-killers
Notts County v Shrewsbury
County looking to build on a fast start in League 2.
Wycombe Wanderers v Morecambe
League 1 Wycombe at home
Maidstone v Barrow
National League South side Maidstone at home
Ready for the draw
Seema Jaswal is introducing the draw on ITV, with Dave Beasant and Anita Asante helping out.
Twenty games to draw, and we'll have them all for you here.
Chesterfield boss hails victory
Chesterfield boss Paul Cook has hailed his team after their victory, though he's told ITV he is happy to focus on one competition at a time as his team also pushes for promotion.
"You can't get away for how good a result it is for us, especially as a conference team," Cook said.
He also says he hopes Portsmouth can rebound and win promotion because "their fans deserve it"
Numbers to keep an eye on
Chesterfield are ball number three in the draw, while giant-killers Ramsgate are 40.
There will be plenty of eyes on Wrexham, with the League Two high-flyers number 15.
Non-League sides Scarborough Athletic and Horsham are still in the hat after earning replays, and they're numbers 30 and 17 respectively.
Davies surprised by Portsmouth
Former Chesterfield star Kevin Davies expected more from Portsmouth as they looked to claw back a result at Priestfield.
"You expected [Chesterfield] to be under pressure for the last 20 minutes but there was nothing, really," Davies said on ITV.
Chesterfield heroes reflect on win
Chesterfield stars Will Grigg and Tom Naylor have been speaking to ITV after their victory.
"It was excellent," Grigg said. "I think from the first minute the performance as excellent"
"I think it's just confidence," added player of the match Naylor. "We're flying in our league, they're flying in their league, we matched them up man to man and got the result."
Chesterfield stun Portsmouth
There's been another first round shock, with League One leaders put to the sword by National League opponents Chesterfield.
Tom Naylor put the Spireites in front in the first half, netting against his former club, and the hosts held on for the win.
Portsmouth are unbeaten in the league this season but they couldn't win here.