FA Cup second-round draw: Boreham Wood to face Coventry, Oxford City at Notts County

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Boreham Wood beat former Premier League side Blackpool 2-1 in the first round

Non-league Boreham Wood have been drawn away at former winners Coventry City in the second round of the FA Cup.

Boreham, 10th in the National League, will travel to the League Two side on the weekend of 2 and 3 December.

Oxford City, in the sixth-tier National North, have a trip to League Two leaders Notts County.

Seventh-tier Hereford, the lowest ranked team through to the second round, will go to Fleetwood,who beat Chorley 2-1 on Monday night.

Southern Football League Premier side Hereford, founded in 2014 following the dissolution of Hereford United, beat AFC Telford 1-0 on Saturday to progress.

Leatherhead, the lowest ranked team in the draw, will need to get past a replay with fellow Isthmian Premier outfit Billericay Town to set up a visit to Wycombe Wanderers, currently seventh in League Two.

Slough Town, who sit second in the Southern Football League Premier, will host League One Rochdale, while the National League's fifth-placed team Maidstone United will make the trip to MK Dons.

Draw in full

Woking or Bury v Tranmere Rovers or Peterborough United

MK Dons v Maidstone United

Newport County v Cambridge United

Wycombe Wanderers v Leatherhead or Billericay Town

Port Vale v Yeovil

Shrewsbury Town v Morecambe

Doncaster Rovers v Northampton Town or Scunthorpe

Slough Town v Rochdale

AFC Wimbledon v Charlton Athletic

Stevenage v Swindon Town

Mansfield Town v Accrington Stanley or Guiseley

Gateshead v Luton Town

Bradford City v Plymouth Argyle

Blackburn Rovers v Crewe Alexandra

AFC Fylde v Wigan Athletic

Gillingham v Carlisle United

Notts County v Oxford City

Forest Green Rovers v Exeter City

Fleetwood v Hereford

Coventry City v Boreham Wood

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  • Comment posted by Notts 1862, at 19:51 6 Nov 2017

    Wigan also not the only other winners Muttywhitedog
    Notts County won in 1894!!! Can’t beleive they missed that off as well

  • Comment posted by Muttywhitedog, at 19:45 6 Nov 2017

    Coventry are not the only former FA Cup winner amongst the clubs. Wigan won it in 2013 and are flying high in league one, yet a tie at Fylde doesn't even get a mention in your summary

  • Comment posted by U14074991, at 19:48 6 Nov 2017

    Carlisle travel to Gillingham - a long haul that!

  • Comment posted by trueskyblue, at 21:30 6 Nov 2017

    @ Beduth (31)

    Can assure you that Coventry fans, given our current predicament, are not still celebrating 1987. When the FA comes along, it's nice to remember. However, it's the media who tend to blow it up because it was just 1 of many memorable cup finals from the 50's through to the 80's - Blackpool Soton Sunderland Wimbledon Ipswich etc etc before the Premier League came along & killed it

  • Comment posted by Sportyteach, at 19:41 6 Nov 2017

    For the neutral, Slough Town vs Rochdale is surely a televised tie. AFC Wimbledon vs Charlton is another mouthwaterer.

  • Comment posted by trueskyblue, at 20:31 6 Nov 2017

    @ Dons Outlook(6)

    AFC Wimbledon have NEVER won the FA Cup.

    Wimbledon who won it in 1988 beating Liverpool 1-0, changed into MK Dons.

    AFC Wimbledon were formed by fans of the old Wimbledon unhappy at the change of name/location.

    Charlton vs. Wimbledon is not a meeting of 2 previous winners

  • Comment posted by Doctor of Engineering, at 07:56 7 Nov 2017

    Good luck to Boreham Wood

    As an aside, can the BBC not ruin the FA cup highlights with stupid emojis and screen effects? It looked stupid superimposing emoji faces on the goalscorer and making confetti go over the crowd.

  • Comment posted by Ulstershaker, at 20:12 6 Nov 2017

    There are 8 former winners in that draw including Bury who have won it twice and who have held the record for the biggest ever win 6 - 0 v Derby Co since 1903...

    #neverbetteredin114years

  • Comment posted by rtozier, at 20:04 6 Nov 2017

    It's disappointing how few of these ties feature a lower league team at home to a higher league team. In the last round, this applied to 40% of the ties (16 of 40). In this draw, it applies to 3, maximum 4, of 20 - a mere 15%.

  • Comment posted by Crystal Phallus, at 09:49 7 Nov 2017

    There should be no Premier League games on FA Cup weekends so lower league and non league clubs get more media attention. The Premier league's already taking this weekend off to play some meaningless international friendlies so why can't they do it on 2-3 December as well?

  • Comment posted by Paul aph, at 21:43 6 Nov 2017

    its a real shame that the fa cup has lost its magic.....I still love the early rouds then we get to the 6th round and then its all down hill and the thrill has gone. ALSO STAGING THE SEMI,S AT WEMBLEY TOTALY RUINS IT...SEMIS HAVE GOT TO BE PLAYED ELSEWHRE EVEN A TWO LEGGED SEMI

  • Comment posted by U16731815, at 19:52 6 Nov 2017

    AFC Fylde v Wigan what a good draw.Sell out at the Mill for sure.

  • Comment posted by philbrown, at 20:23 6 Nov 2017

    That's a great draw for Slough. Been playing excellent football this season. Hoping its one of the live games.

  • Comment posted by Gothmog, at 22:22 6 Nov 2017

    24. Robbo "The FA cup draw should be done similar to the ATP tennis, would bring in way more interest"

    Are you desperate to see Newport County v Rafael Nadal?

  • Comment posted by Martarslipstick, at 21:42 6 Nov 2017

    14. Posted by We all laugh at the London stadium on
    1 hour ago

    Why are you commenting on this?- The FA Cup hasn't reached the glory-hunter's stage yet

  • Comment posted by pc-read, at 21:53 6 Nov 2017

    Gillingham - Carlisle will be a cracker

  • Comment posted by JonOkelly, at 21:04 6 Nov 2017

    Look out sky blues... Boreham Wood are coming for you in a Sutton United stylie

  • Comment posted by Rebelrouser, at 20:00 6 Nov 2017

    Massive game for Slough

  • Comment posted by U14986867, at 21:17 6 Nov 2017

    Slough Town

    The romance of the FA Cup

  • Comment posted by Clayman67, at 20:47 6 Nov 2017

    @7

    So Man City went out and deliberately lost the FA Cup Final? Also I find it strange someone spending time on not only reading an article but also commenting on an article of a sporting event that means nothing, very strange.

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