Plymouth Parkway beat Berkhamsted to reach FA Cup second round
Two Andrew Neal penalties sew Plymouth Parkway earn a first-ever trip to the second round of the FA Cup after a coming from a goal down to beat Berkhamsted 2-1 in extra time.
Wimborne Town, a side in the seventh tier of English football, will play host to League One side Bradford City in the second round of the FA Cup. This comes after Bradford, who recently defeated Crawley Town 2-0 in the first round, showed their prowess by securing a 7-0 victory over Marine in their previous match. Bradford currently sits in seventh place within their own tier.
Meanwhile, Plymouth Parkway, also from the seventh tier, edged out Berkhamsted 2-1 on Monday, setting them up for a tie against League Two side Barnet. Across the draws, Leicester City, a former Premier League and FA Cup winner, will face Dover Athletic, while Salisbury FC from the sixth tier will square off against League One Blackpool at the Ray Mac Stadium.
AFC Fylde will welcome Luton Town, which boasts former England star Jack Wilshere, while Guiseley AFC, also from the seventh tier, will take on Notts County, who are part of League One. The second round of the FA Cup will kick off on the weekend beginning Friday, 4th December. The victors of this round will walk away with £79,500 in prize money, with the losers receiving £21,200.
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