FA Cup 1st Round Proper Draw

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The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON


First Round Proper Draw

Ties to be played 7 and 8 November 2009
Winning Clubs receive £18,000 from The FA's Prize Fund

1 Gillingham v Southend United
2 Grimsby Town v Bath City
3 Gateshead v Brentford
4 Chesterfield v AFC Bournemouth
5 Blyth Spartans or AFC Telford United v Lincoln City
6 Stockport County v Tooting and Mitcham or Eastbourne Borough
7 Burton Albion v Oxford City
8 Barrow or Chester City v Eastleigh
9 Oldham Athletic v Leeds United
10 Lincoln United or Cambridge United v Ilkeston Town
11 York City v Crewe Alexandra
12 Wycombe Wanderers v Brighton and Hove Albion
13 Hereford United v Sutton United
14 Nuneaton Town v Exeter City
15 Bristol Rovers v Southampton
16 Carlisle United v Morecambe
17 Forest Green Rovers v Mansfield Town
18 Oxford United v Yeovil Town
19 Paulton Rovers v Norwich City
20 Swindon Town v Woking
21 Port Vale v Stevenage Borough
22 Luton Town v Rochdale
23 Bromley v Colchester United
24 Accrington Stanley v Farnborough or Salisbury City
25 Millwall v Crawley or AFC Wimbledon
26 Stourbridge v Walsall
27 Shrewsbury Town v Staines Town
28 Wealdstone v Rotherham United
29 Torquay United v Cheltenham Town
30 Barnet v Darlington Rovers
31 Notts County v Brentford City
32 Huddersfield Town v Dagenham and Redbridge
33 Milton Keynes Dons v Macclesfield Town
34 Rushden and Diamonds v Hinckley United
35 Northwich Victoria v Charlton Athletic
36 Aldershot Town v Bury
37 Wrexham v Gloucester City or Lowestoft
38 Hartlepool United v Kettering Town or Redditch United
39 Tranmere United v Leyton Orient
40 Northampton Town v Kidderminster Harriers or Fleetwood Town

Ian Baird's Eastleigh, 5-3 winners at Dover in the fourth qualifying round, face a trip to Barrow or Chester City, the latter currently bottom of the Blue Square Premier after starting the season on minus 25 points.

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  1. Greg10:14 am

    Hi, I'm a Saints fan just saying I'm glad to find an Eastleigh blog, now it's easy for me to follow their fortunes!

    Just one piece of constructive criticism - the blog takes a long time to load because of lots of extras attached to it, that can make it awkward for slow connections.

    Keep up the good work.

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