The draw for The FA Cup Third Round Qualifying has taken place at Wembley Stadium.
There will be 40 ties in the penultimate qualifying round and they will take place over the weekend of Saturday 11 October.
The Second Round Qualifying threw up a number of tales – and the victors have all now learned their fate.
The FA Cup
Third Round Qualifying
To be played on or around 11 October
Winning teams receive £7,500 from The FA prize fund
Iyseden Christie scored a double hat-trick in Halesowen's 7-1 win at Ellistown & Ibstock, and his side now face a trip to Guiseley.
Blyth Spartans – who reached the Fifth Round Proper in 1978 before being knocked out by Wrexham in front of 42,000 people at St. James' Park – were drawn away to either Bedworth United or Mickleover Sports.
Formed in 1857, Sheffield are the world's oldest club and should they navigate their way past a replay with Warrington Town, will travel to Colwyn Bay in the next round.
Hendon – who 40 years ago held Newcastle to a 1-1 draw at St. James' Park – travel to Dorchester Town.
Billericay Town – who defeated Raynes Park Vale 2-1 in the Second Round Qualifying – will play another home tie, this time against Weymouth.
Another famous Cup underdog – Sutton United who beat top-flight Coventry in 1989, were pulled out of the hat alongside Burgess Hill Town.
Third Round Qualifying draw
1 North Ferriby United v Grantham Town
2 Tamworth v Coalville Town or Lowestoft Town
3 Leamington v Worcester City
4 Guiseley v Halesowen Town
5 Runcorn Town v Norton United
6 Shildon v Blaby & Whetstone Athletic or Stourbridge
7 Bradford (Park Avenue) or AFC Fylde v Buxton
8 Bedworth United or Mickleover Sports v Blyth Spartans
9 Stockport County v Ilkeston
10 Barwell or Norwich United v Curzon Ashton
11 Colwyn Bay v Warrington Town or Sheffield
12 Tividale or Leek Town v Boston United
13 Bamber Bridge v Chorley
14 King’s Lynn Town v Lancaster City
15 Gainsborough Trinity v Marine
16 Spennymoor Town v Ashton United or Salford City
17 Grays Athletic v Bromley
18 Dorchester Town v Hendon
19 Barton Rovers v Canvey Island
20 Folland Sports or Frome Town v Boreham Wood
21 Dorking Wanderers or Biggleswade Town v Maidstone United
22 Histon or Evesham United v Chalfont St Peter
23 Staines Town v Paulton Rovers or Gloucester City
24 Chippenham Town v Hemel Hempstead Town
25 Wealdstone or Concord Rangers v Winchester City or Newport (IW)
26 Blackfield & Langley or Willand Rovers v Aveley
27 East Thurrock United v Bishop’s Stortford or Tooting & Mitcham United
28 Billericay Town v Weymouth
29 Wingate & Finchley v Havant & Waterlooville
30 Maidenhead United v Larkhall Athletic or Gosport Borough
31 Needham Market v Witham Town
32 Romford or Kingstonian v Eastbourne Borough or Enfield Town
33 Flackwell Heath v Weston Super Mare
34 Greenwich Borough v Redhill
35 Bath City or Poole Town v Shortwood United
36 Ebbsfleet United v Basingstoke Town
37 Harrow Borough v Waltham Abbey
38 St Albans City v Brackley Town or Farnborough
39 Sutton United v Burgess Hill Town
40 Whitehawk v Chelmsford City
All ties must be played on Saturday 11 October 2014, kick-off 3pm with replays on or before Thursday 16 October 2014, kick-off 7.45pm
