The five remaining FA Cup second-round fixtures will be contested on Sunday and four non-league teams will be hoping to spring a surprise against EFL opposition.
A place in the third round is up for grabs and with it a potential glamour tie against one of the Premier League heavyweights, but can the likes of Ebbsfleet United, Boreham Wood, Chippenham Town and Buxton spring a surprise?
National League South leaders Ebbsfleet will certainly fancy their chances and they feature in our article on the potential shocks of the second round.
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The Wood have previous
What: Bristol Rovers v Boreham Wood
Where: Memorial Stadium, Bristol
When: 14:00, Sunday 27th November
How to watch: bet365's Sports Live Streaming
Odds: Bristol Rovers 8/13, Draw 16/5, Boreham Wood 4/1
National League Boreham Wood know all about causing upsets in the FA Cup, as they made it through to the fifth round last season, beating AFC Wimbledon and Bournemouth along the way before they were edged out 2-0 by Premier League Everton.
Luke Garrard's team appear intent on another cup run this season, but their form is patchy, winning just one of their last seven matches across all competitions, and they have been handed a tough away draw at Joey Barton's Bristol Rovers.
The Gas are in good form, losing just once in 13 matches, a record that stretches back over two months, while Barton will be keen to see his side reach the fourth round of the FA Cup for the fourth year in a row. Rovers are 8/13 to claim the victory.
Chippenham on cup trail
What: Burton Albion v Chippenham Town
Where: Pirelli Stadium, Burton upon Trent
When: 14:00, Sunday 27th November
How to watch: bet365's Sports Live Streaming
Odds: Burton Albion 4/11, Draw 17/4, Chippenham Town 13/2
Another non-league side looking to win away at third-tier opposition are National League South outfit Chippenham Town, who have already accounted for one League One team in this season's FA Cup, knocking out Lincoln in round one.
However, that 1-0 victory was on home soil, with the Bluebirds likely to find things a lot more difficult at an improving Burton, who have lost just two of their last 10 following a difficult start to the season.
Dino Maamria certainly seems to have steadied the ship at the Pirelli Stadium following his appointment as manager in September, with the Brewers priced at 4/11 to avoid a potential slip up on Sunday.
Newport are cup specialists
What: Newport County v Derby
Where: Rodney Parade, Newport
When: 15:15, Sunday 27th November
How to watch: ITV1 and bet365's Sports Live Streaming
Odds: Newport County 13/5, Draw 13/5, Derby 1/1
Newport have grown a reputation for being cup giant-killers over recent seasons, with the League Two outfit having eliminated the likes of Leicester, Middlesbrough, Leeds, Swansea and Watford since January 2018 across both domestic cup competitions.
The Exiles will now hope to add Derby to that list when the League One big hitters visit Rodney Parade, with Newport priced at 13/5 to spring a surprise.
Derby needed a replay to overcome National League Torquay in round one, but they appear to be finding their feet under Paul Warne and will expect to prevail in south Wales at odds of 1/1.
Buxton facing the impossible
What: Ipswich v Buxton
Where: Portman Road, Ipswich
When: 17:00, Sunday 27th November
How to watch: bet365's Sports Live Streaming
Odds: Ipswich 1/6, Draw 6/1, Buxton 16/1
1978 FA Cup winners Ipswich have their eyes firmly set on promotion from League One this season, but they will still be keen to avoid a cup upset when National League North Buxton head to Portman Road.
Buxton are through to the FA Cup second round for the second year in a row, but their hopes of producing a giant-killing performance have already been dented, as they have been beaten in their last three fixtures, conceding nine goals in the process.
Ipswich, meanwhile, have lost just twice in League One all season and their quality should shine through. The Tractor Boys are 6/5 to win the match with a -2 handicap.
