FA Cup second round draw LIVE: Leicester and Wigan discover opponents as nine non-league teams remain

The second round of the FA Cup is the final one before the Premier League and Championship sides join the party.

The likes of Leicester City, Wigan and Bradford City all avoided shocks across the weekend and have their names in the hat for the next round, with the draw taking place on Monday night.

Wimborne Town were the among the giant killers of the weekend as they got the better of Crawley Town, who sit three leagues above them in the pyramid. Salisbury and Guiseley of the Northern Premier League are also in the hat.

It's now less than an hour until the teams left in the competition discover their fate.

Among them are former FA Cup winners Leicester City and Wigan Athletic.

Come kick-off time in the second round this is how we'll shape up in teams of representation

League One - 16

League Two - 15

There are 10 non-league sides left, with two facing each other tonight. Here's who is still in the hunt..

AFC Fylde

Barrow

Carlisle United

Dover Athletic

Guiseley

Kidderminster

Plymouth Parkway / Berkhamsted

Salisbury

1. Dover Athletic

2. Mansfield Town

3. Exeter City

4. Luton Town

5. Bristol Rovers

6. Oldham Athletic

7. Kidderminster Harriers

8. Leyton Orient

9. Wycombe Wanderers

10. Milton Keynes Dons

11. Newport County

12. Rotherham United

13. Barnet

14. Rochdale

15. Barnsley

16. Plymouth Parkway or Berkhamsted

17. Chesterfield

18. Barrow

19. AFC Fylde

20. Crewe Alexandra

21. Stevenage

22. Burton Albion

23. Stockport County

24. Port Vale

25. Cheltenham Town

26. Colchester United

27. Eastleigh

28. Reading

29. Wimborne Town

30. Plymouth Argyle

31. Blackpool

32. Sutton United

33. Grimsby Town

34. Leicester City

35. Bradford City

36. York City

37. Notts County

38. Wigan Athletic

39. Carlisle United

Today17:23 GMTWhen is the draw?The FA Cup second-round draw takes place at around 6.45pm on Monday, November 9, ahead of the final first-round tie, Plymouth Parkway vs Berkhamstead.CommentsSamuel Meade

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