DOVER Athletic completed a hat-trick of signings on Friday, including former West Ham United youngster Amos Nasha.

The 21-year-old midfielder was released by the Hammers last summer after making one first team appearance.

He will go straight into the squad for Saturday’s FA Cup fourth round qualifying tie at Burgess Hill Town.

Nasha made his senior debut for West Ham in the Europa League first qualifying round win against FC Lusitans in Andorra in July 2015.

London-born Nasha joined West Ham when he was 12 after being released by Tottenham Hotspur.

He appeared for the Hammers’ under-18s while still a schoolboy in the 2011/12 season.

His career in east London also saw him make 31 appearances in the under-21 Premier League.

Nasha will be joined in the squad by the two other signings, Dover Athletic Academy youngsters Stan Waller and Christopher Barnard.

Waller is a goalkeeper while Barnard is a midfielder.

Welcome to Crabble, Amos, Stan and Christopher!

MANAGER Chris Kinnear has received a much-needed fitness boost with goalkeepers Mitch Walker and Steve Arnold both in contention to play in the FA Cup clash at Burgess Hill Town on Saturday.

Walker (leg) was in doubt after getting injured during the defeat at Gateshead last Saturday while Arnold (ankle) has been absent since the loss at Chester a week earlier.

Ricky Modeste is also fit to play against the Ryman Premier League side after missing the past four matches while Sam Magri is back from international duty with the Malta under 21’s.

But it’s not all good news for Whites as they aim to reach the first round for the fourth consecutive season.

Aswad Thomas and Moses Emmanuel are both suspended while midfielders Chris Kinnear jnr and Leyton Orient loanee Sammy Moore will also both be missing at the Green Elephant Stadium.

Kinnear has a back injury while Moore’s parent club won’t let him play in the fourth round qualifying tie.

Dover’s other loanee, Eastleigh’s Ayo Oblieye is available to play at a ground where Whites have tasted FA Cup success before.

Goals from Andy Hessenthaler and Matt Carruthers sealed a 2-0 win in September 2007.

Whites also won both Ryman 1 South league meetings between the sides that season 1-0 with both goals scored by Jimmy Dryden.

*BS* BURGESS HILL TOWN’S RECENT FORM *BF*

The Hillians booked their place in the round after crushing Cadbury Heath, who play their football in The Toolstation Western Football League – Premier Division, 6-1.

They are unbeaten in their past 11 games in all competitions, a run that includes six wins.

They beat visiting Leatherhead 3-2 last Saturday.

*BS*RECENT MEETINGS *BF*

15/09/07: Burgess Hill Town 0-2 Dover Athletic (FA Cup)
27/10/07: Burgess Hill Town 0-1 Dover Athletic
05/04/07: Dover Athletic 1-0 Burgess Hill Town

*BS*HITMEN *BF*

Whites’ top-scorer this season is Ricky Miller with 10 following his strike at Gateshead last Saturday.

Miller is now the joint National League leading scorer alongside Dagenham & Redbridge frontman Ollie Hawkins.

The Hillians leading man is Pat Harding with five, a haul which includes a hat-trick in the FA Cup win against Cadbury Heath.

*BS*DOVER COLOURS *BF*

For Dover fans wanting to show their colours by wearing the matching shirts as the players, Whites will be wearing their blue shirts.

*BS*COVERAGE *BF*

The game starts at 3pm but if you are unable to make the trip, we will have live updates on Twitter – @DAFCLiveText – follow us and get all the news as it happens!

Coverage starts from 2pm.

*BS*COACH TRAVEL *BF*

There will be a Supporters Club coach making the trip to Sussex and it’s not too late to get on it.

It leaves Crabble at 11am and the cost is as follows:

Adults Members £15, Adult Non Members £20 and accompanied child (under 16) £10.

Please call or text Andy on 0793 4300335 to book your seat.

*BS*SATURDAY’S OTHER FA CUP FIXTURES *BF*

1 Southport v Chester
2 Alfreton Town v Gateshead
3 North Ferriby Utd v Macclesfield Town
4 FC United of Manchester/Harrogate Town v FC Halifax Town
5 Stockport County v Bishop Auckland
6 Barrow v Tranmere Rovers
7 Halesowen Town/Nantwich Town v Stourbridge
8 Altrincham v Matlock Town/Workington
9 Lincoln City v Guiseley
10 Lincoln Utd v Spennymoor Town
11 Stamford v Wrexham
12 York City v Curzon Ashton
13 Welling Utd v Whitehawk
14 Westfields v Leiston
15 Sutton Utd v Forest Green Rovers
16 Chesham Utd v Potters Bar Town/Bath City
17 Dagenham & Redbridge v Wealdstone
18 Torquay Utd v Woking
19 Taunton Town v Gloucester City/Hemel Hempstead Town
20 Braintree Town v Bromley
21 Beaconsfield SYCOB v Brackley Town
22 Tonbridge Angels v Dartford
23 Faversham Town/Egham Town v St Albans City
24 Boreham Wood v Hendon
25 Aldershot Town v Eastbourne Borough/Hadley
26 Harrow Borough v Margate/Hastings Utd
27 Maidstone Utd v Billericay Town
28 Kidderminster Harriers v Weymouth
29 Solihull Moors v Kettering Town
30 Burgess Hill Town v Dover Athletic
31 Merstham v Ebbsfleet Utd
32 Eastleigh v North Leigh

ALL looked good for Dover after 35 minutes at the Gateshead International Stadium on Saturday.

Jack Parkinson’s first goal of the season had given Whites the lead after they had started the game with plenty of intent.

Those opening 35 minutes offered plenty of promise and the shock of the 5-0 drubbing at Chester the previous Saturday appeared set to be erased.

That was until the game dramatically turned on its head, when the hosts equalised less than 60 seconds after Parkinson’s fine strike.

Dover’s advantage was lost before half-time as the Heed went into the break with a 2-1 lead – it was something they never relinquished, eventually winning 4-2.

And assistant Dover manager Jake Leberl could not hide his disappointment after watching Whites slump to their second heavy away defeat of the week.

“I thought we started well and I couldn’t really see them scoring,” he said.

“We got ourselves ahead and then, well.

“Obviously you celebrate scoring a goal, but you have got to regain your focus straight away – we didn’t.

“The same happened at Torquay and then Chester and I had hoped that we would have learned that lesson but we got caught yet again.

“It was very disappointing to concede an equaliser so quickly and such a simple one at that.

“They got their tails up after that and we gave away another sloppy goal just before half-time – that killed us really.”

But despite Dover trailing, Leberl didn’t think it was game over.

He said: “I thought we had another goal in us as we had caused them a few problems in the first half.

“I was confident we’d get back in the game.

“Then we let in another soft goal straight after the break and that was a terrible time to do so.

“The lad just run through the middle of us before scoring and that was again another really disappointing goal to concede.

“The fourth goal was another simple one – ball played into feet before a turn and shot.

“No one is happy with the performance and we know we’ve got to work hard to remedy it.”

ALL looked good for Dover after 35 minutes at the Gateshead International Stadium on Saturday.

Jack Parkinson’s first goal of the season had given Whites the lead after they had started the game with plenty of intent.

Those opening 35 minutes offered plenty of promise and the shock of the 5-0 drubbing at Chester the previous Saturday appeared set to be erased.

That was until the game dramatically turned on its head, when the hosts equalised less than 60 seconds after Parkinson’s fine strike.

Dover’s advantage was lost before half-time as the Heed went into the break with a 2-1 lead – it was something they never relinquished, eventually winning 4-2.

And assistant Dover manager Jake Leberl could not hide his disappointment after watching Whites slump to their second heavy away defeat of the week.

“I thought we started well and I couldn’t really see them scoring,” he said.

“We got ourselves ahead and then, well.

“Obviously you celebrate scoring a goal, but you have got to regain your focus straight away – we didn’t.

“The same happened at Torquay and then Chester and I had hoped that we would have learned that lesson but we got caught yet again.

“It was very disappointing to concede an equaliser so quickly and such a simple one at that.

“They got their tails up after that and we gave away another sloppy goal just before half-time – that killed us really.”

But despite Dover trailing, Leberl didn’t think it was game over.

He said: “I thought we had another goal in us as we had caused them a few problems in the first half.

“I was confident we’d get back in the game.

“Then we let in another soft goal straight after the break and that was a terrible time to do so.

“The lad just run through the middle of us before scoring and that was again another really disappointing goal to concede.

“The fourth goal was another simple one – ball played into feet before a turn and shot.

“No one is happy with the performance and we know we’ve got to work hard to remedy it.”

DOVER Athletic left-back Aswad Thomas has fond memories of playing at the Gateshead International Stadium last season.

And so do the 46 Dover fans who made the gruelling 692 mile round trip to Tyneside.

Thomas scored his first goal for Whites in the 3-2 win, a second consecutive victory for boss Chris Kinnear’s side at the venue.

In fact, Dover have a perfect record against the Heed, winning all four games against them since winning promotion to non league’s top-flight a couple of seasons ago.

Gateshead will start the game 11th on the National League ladder, three places and four points behind Whites.

But the hosts have not enjoyed the best of times in front of their home fans of late.

They are winless in their past three home games after a 1-0 defeat against North Ferriby United was followed by goalless draws against Solihull Moors and Torquay United.

*BS*WHAT IS GATESHEAD MANAGER NEIL ASPIN SAYING ABOUT DOVER? *BF*

“Dover are slightly similar to us in the respect that they can also beat anyone on their day, as they’ve shown already this season,” Aspin told doverathletic.com this week.

“They’re a well-managed side with a big man up front and they always make it difficult for their opponents.

“They were beaten heavily at Chester last week but I’m certain that was just a one-off because they quickly bounced back with a good 3-1 win over Sutton on Tuesday, so we’re anticipating a tough match.”

*BS*GATESHEAD’S RECENT FORM *BF*

Gateshead ended a run of four games without a goal courtesy of an impressive 1-0 win at Tranmere Rovers on Tuesday night.

After beginning the campaign in blistering form – including a 6-1 rout of York City on Tyneside – the Heed’s momentum had stalled ahead of their trip to Prenton Park.

Following that thrashing of the Minstermen, Neil Aspin’s side recorded just two wins in their next nine outings, and also equalled the club’s longest barren stretch in front of goal since their return to the National League in 2009.

But, Sam Jones’ 51st-minute strike proved sufficient for Gateshead in midweek, who will now look to end a three-game winless stretch on their own turf.

*BS*RECENT MEETINGS *BF*

29/11/14: Gateshead 1-2 Dover Athletic
21/03/15: Dover Athletic 1-0 Gateshead
03/10/15: Gateshead 2-3 Dover Athletic
13/02/16: Dover Athletic 4-0 Gateshead

*BS*HITMEN *BF*

Whites’ top scorer in the league this season is Ricky Miller with nine following his double against Sutton United at Crabble on Tuesday.

Miller is just one goal behind the National League’s leading scorer, Dagenham & Redbridge frontman Ollie Hawkins.

The Heed’s leading man is Wes Hall with four.

*BS*DOVER TEAM NEWS *BF*

Whites will be without Sam Magri, who is on international duty with the Malta under 21s.

Richard Orlu (hamstring) and Steve Arnold (ankle) will also be missing.

*BS*DOVER COLOURS *BF*

For Dover fans wanting to show their colours on Tyneside by wearing the matching shirts as the players, Whites will be wearing their blue shirts.

*BS*COVERAGE *BF*

The game starts at 3pm but if you are unable to make the trip, we will have live updates on Twitter – @DAFCLiveText – follow us and get all the news as it happens!

Coverage starts from 2pm.

*BS*COACH TRAVEL*BF*

There will be a Supporters Club coach making the trip to Gateshead for the first time and it’s not too late to get on it.

It leaves Crabble at 6am and the cost is as follows:

Adults Members £40, Adult Non Members £45 and accompanied child (under 16) £15.

Please call or text Andy on 0793 4300335 to book your seat.

*BS*SATURDAY’S OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES *BF*

Tranmere v Wrexham (12.15pm)
Sutton v Woking
Barrow v Maidstone
Braintree v York
Bromley v Lincoln
Chester v Torquay
Aldershot v Solihull Moors
Guiseley v Southport
Macclesfield v Boreham Wood
North Ferriby United v Forest Green Rovers
Eastleigh v Dagenham & Redbridge

*BS*LOOKING AHEAD *BF*

Dover’s FA Cup campaign starts with a trip to Burgess Hill Town on Saturday, October 15 and there will be a Supporters Club coach running.

It leaves Crabble at 11am and the cost is as follows:

Adults Members £15, Adult Non Members £20 and accompanied child (under 16) £10.

Please call or text Andy on 0793 4300335 to reserve your place.

DOVER Athletic left-back Aswad Thomas has fond memories of playing at the Gateshead International Stadium last season.

And so do the 46 Dover fans who made the gruelling 692 mile round trip to Tyneside.

Thomas scored his first goal for Whites in the 3-2 win, a second consecutive victory for boss Chris Kinnear’s side at the venue.

In fact, Dover have a perfect record against the Heed, winning all four games against them since winning promotion to non league’s top-flight a couple of seasons ago.

Gateshead will start the game 11th on the National League ladder, three places and four points behind Whites.

But the hosts have not enjoyed the best of times in front of their home fans of late.

They are winless in their past three home games after a 1-0 defeat against North Ferriby United was followed by goalless draws against Solihull Moors and Torquay United.

*BS*WHAT IS GATESHEAD MANAGER NEIL ASPIN SAYING ABOUT DOVER? *BF*

“Dover are slightly similar to us in the respect that they can also beat anyone on their day, as they’ve shown already this season,” Aspin told doverathletic.com this week.

“They’re a well-managed side with a big man up front and they always make it difficult for their opponents.

“They were beaten heavily at Chester last week but I’m certain that was just a one-off because they quickly bounced back with a good 3-1 win over Sutton on Tuesday, so we’re anticipating a tough match.”

*BS*GATESHEAD’S RECENT FORM *BF*

Gateshead ended a run of four games without a goal courtesy of an impressive 1-0 win at Tranmere Rovers on Tuesday night.

After beginning the campaign in blistering form – including a 6-1 rout of York City on Tyneside – the Heed’s momentum had stalled ahead of their trip to Prenton Park.

Following that thrashing of the Minstermen, Neil Aspin’s side recorded just two wins in their next nine outings, and also equalled the club’s longest barren stretch in front of goal since their return to the National League in 2009.

But, Sam Jones’ 51st-minute strike proved sufficient for Gateshead in midweek, who will now look to end a three-game winless stretch on their own turf.

*BS*RECENT MEETINGS *BF*

29/11/14: Gateshead 1-2 Dover Athletic
21/03/15: Dover Athletic 1-0 Gateshead
03/10/15: Gateshead 2-3 Dover Athletic
13/02/16: Dover Athletic 4-0 Gateshead

*BS*HITMEN *BF*

Whites’ top scorer in the league this season is Ricky Miller with nine following his double against Sutton United at Crabble on Tuesday.

Miller is just one goal behind the National League’s leading scorer, Dagenham & Redbridge frontman Ollie Hawkins.

The Heed’s leading man is Wes Hall with four.

*BS*DOVER TEAM NEWS *BF*

Whites will be without Sam Magri, who is on international duty with the Malta under 21s.

Richard Orlu (hamstring) and Steve Arnold (ankle) will also be missing.

*BS*DOVER COLOURS *BF*

For Dover fans wanting to show their colours on Tyneside by wearing the matching shirts as the players, Whites will be wearing their blue shirts.

*BS*COVERAGE *BF*

The game starts at 3pm but if you are unable to make the trip, we will have live updates on Twitter – @DAFCLiveText – follow us and get all the news as it happens!

Coverage starts from 2pm.

*BS*COACH TRAVEL*BF*

There will be a Supporters Club coach making the trip to Gateshead for the first time and it’s not too late to get on it.

It leaves Crabble at 6am and the cost is as follows:

Adults Members £40, Adult Non Members £45 and accompanied child (under 16) £15.

Please call or text Andy on 0793 4300335 to book your seat.

*BS*SATURDAY’S OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES *BF*

Tranmere v Wrexham (12.15pm)
Sutton v Woking
Barrow v Maidstone
Braintree v York
Bromley v Lincoln
Chester v Torquay
Aldershot v Solihull Moors
Guiseley v Southport
Macclesfield v Boreham Wood
North Ferriby United v Forest Green Rovers
Eastleigh v Dagenham & Redbridge

*BS*LOOKING AHEAD *BF*

Dover’s FA Cup campaign starts with a trip to Burgess Hill Town on Saturday, October 15 and there will be a Supporters Club coach running.

It leaves Crabble at 11am and the cost is as follows:

Adults Members £15, Adult Non Members £20 and accompanied child (under 16) £10.

Please call or text Andy on 0793 4300335 to reserve your place.

DOVER Athletic will be aiming to deliver an instant response following Saturday’s heavy defeat at Chester when they host Sutton United at Crabble on Tuesday.

Whites are hurting after the 5-0 loss, their heaviest of the season, and will be out to make amends.

The Surrey side will start the game 10th on the National League ladder, just one place and three points behind boss Chris Kinnear’s side.

But they are not enjoying a good time on the road – they have lost their past four away games.

They suffered defeats at Eastleigh (2-1), Wrexham (1-0), Gateshead (1-0) and Chester (4-0).

They last time we met, Ricky Modeste scored twice in a 3-0 win in the Conference South play-off semi-final second leg at Gander Green Lane.

That secured Dover a place in the final against Ebbsfleet and we all know what happened next!!

Dover’s current squad contains five of the starting line-up from that momentous last game against Sutton.

They are: Mitch Walker, Chris Kinnear jnr, Richard Orlu, Ricky Modeste and Emmanuel.

Goalkeeping coach Lee Hook was an unused substitute.

*BS* SUTTON’S RECENT FORM*BF*

They beat visiting Guiseley 1-0 last Saturday thanks to a first half own goal.

Seven days earlier they lost at Eastleigh after they had beaten Tranmere 1-0 at Gander Green Lane the week before.

*BS*RECENT MEETINGS *BF*

17/09/13: Sutton United 1-0 Dover Athletic
18/02/14: Dover Athletic 0-1 Sutton United
30/04/14: Dover Athletic 1-1 Sutton United
03/05/14: Sutton United 0-3 Dover Athletic

*BS*HITMEN *BF*

Whites’ top scorer in the league this season is Ricky Miller with seven while Sutton’s leading man is Nicky Bailey with three, although he is suspended for this game.

Bailey is serving the final game of his two-match ban following an incident with the reserve official before the loss at Eastleigh.

*BS*TEAM NEWS*BF*

Dover have fitness concerns over goalkeeper Steve Arnold after his knock at Chester on Saturday while Richard Orlu (hamstring) will miss a fourth straight game.

Ricky Modeste is also in the treatment room.

*BS*COVERAGE *BF*

The game starts at 7.45pm but if you are unable to make the trip to Crabble, we will have live updates on Twitter – @DAFCLiveText – follow us and get all the news as it happens!

Coverage starts from 7pm.

*BS*TUESDAY’S OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES *BF*

Aldershot v Forest Green Rovers
Barrow v Macclesfield
Braintree v Boreham Wood
Bromley v Woking
Eastleigh v Maidstone
Guiseley v York
North Ferriby United v Chester
Solihull Moors v Southport
Torquay v Dagenham & Redbridge
Tranmere v Gateshead
Wrexham v Lincoln

*BS*LOOKING AHEAD *BF*

Whites make the long trip north to Gateshead on Saturday and there will be a Supporters Club coach running.

It leaves Crabble at 6am and the cost is as follows:

Adults Members £40, Adult Non Members £45 and accompanied child (under 16) £15.

Please call or text Andy on 0793 4300335 or see him in the Centre Spot before or after Tuesday’s game with Sutton United to book your seat.

DOVER’S FA Cup campaign will start with a fourth round qualifying clash at Ryman Premier League side Burgess Hill Town.

The Hillians booked their place in the round after crushing Cadbury Heath, who play their football in The Toolstation Western Football League – Premier Division, 6-1 last Saturday.

The 32 ties will take place over the weekend of Saturday, October 15, with the winning sides picking up £12,500 from the FA Cup prize fund.

The draw in full:

1 Southport v Chester
2 Alfreton Town v Gateshead
3 North Ferriby Utd v Macclesfield Town
4 FC United of Manchester/Harrogate Town v FC Halifax Town
5 Stockport County v Bishop Auckland
6 Barrow v Tranmere Rovers
7 Halesowen Town/Nantwich Town v Stourbridge
8 Altrincham v Matlock Town/Workington
9 Lincoln City v Guiseley
10 Lincoln Utd v Spennymoor Town
11 Stamford v Wrexham
12 York City v Curzon Ashton
13 Welling Utd v Whitehawk
14 Westfields v Leiston
15 Sutton Utd v Forest Green Rovers
16 Chesham Utd v Potters Bar Town/Bath City
17 Dagenham & Redbridge v Wealdstone
18 Torquay Utd v Woking
19 Taunton Town v Gloucester City/Hemel Hempstead Town
20 Braintree Town v Bromley
21 Beaconsfield SYCOB v Brackley Town
22 Tonbridge Angels v Dartford
23 Faversham Town/Egham Town v St Albans City
24 Boreham Wood v Hendon
25 Aldershot Town v Eastbourne Borough/Hadley
26 Harrow Borough v Margate/Hastings Utd
27 Maidstone Utd v Billericay Town
28 Kidderminster Harriers v Weymouth
29 Solihull Moors v Kettering Town
*BS*30 Burgess Hill Town v Dover Athletic*BF*
31 Merstham v Ebbsfleet Utd
32 Eastleigh v North Leigh

DOVER Athletic will be aiming to deliver an instant response following Saturday’s heavy defeat at Chester when they host Sutton United at Crabble on Tuesday.

Whites are hurting after the 5-0 loss, their heaviest of the season, and will be out to make amends.

The Surrey side will start the game 10th on the National League ladder, just one place and three points behind boss Chris Kinnear’s side.

But they are not enjoying a good time on the road – they have lost their past four away games.

They suffered defeats at Eastleigh (2-1), Wrexham (1-0), Gateshead (1-0) and Chester (4-0).

They last time we met, Ricky Modeste scored twice in a 3-0 win in the Conference South play-off semi-final second leg at Gander Green Lane.

That secured Dover a place in the final against Ebbsfleet and we all know what happened next!!

Dover’s current squad contains five of the starting line-up from that momentous last game against Sutton.

They are: Mitch Walker, Chris Kinnear jnr, Richard Orlu, Ricky Modeste and Emmanuel.

Goalkeeping coach Lee Hook was an unused substitute.

*BS* SUTTON’S RECENT FORM*BF*

They beat visiting Guiseley 1-0 last Saturday thanks to a first half own goal.

Seven days earlier they lost at Eastleigh after they had beaten Tranmere 1-0 at Gander Green Lane the week before.

*BS*RECENT MEETINGS *BF*

17/09/13: Sutton United 1-0 Dover Athletic
18/02/14: Dover Athletic 0-1 Sutton United
30/04/14: Dover Athletic 1-1 Sutton United
03/05/14: Sutton United 0-3 Dover Athletic

*BS*HITMEN *BF*

Whites’ top scorer in the league this season is Ricky Miller with seven while Sutton’s leading man is Nicky Bailey with three, although he is suspended for this game.

Bailey is serving the final game of his two-match ban following an incident with the reserve official before the loss at Eastleigh.

*BS*TEAM NEWS*BF*

Dover have fitness concerns over goalkeeper Steve Arnold after his knock at Chester on Saturday while Richard Orlu (hamstring) will miss a fourth straight game.

Ricky Modeste is also in the treatment room.

*BS*COVERAGE *BF*

The game starts at 7.45pm but if you are unable to make the trip to Crabble, we will have live updates on Twitter – @DAFCLiveText – follow us and get all the news as it happens!

Coverage starts from 7pm.

*BS*TUESDAY’S OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES *BF*

Aldershot v Forest Green Rovers
Barrow v Macclesfield
Braintree v Boreham Wood
Bromley v Woking
Eastleigh v Maidstone
Guiseley v York
North Ferriby United v Chester
Solihull Moors v Southport
Torquay v Dagenham & Redbridge
Tranmere v Gateshead
Wrexham v Lincoln

*BS*LOOKING AHEAD *BF*

Whites make the long trip north to Gateshead on Saturday and there will be a Supporters Club coach running.

It leaves Crabble at 6am and the cost is as follows:

Adults Members £40, Adult Non Members £45 and accompanied child (under 16) £15.

Please call or text Andy on 0793 4300335 or see him in the Centre Spot before or after Tuesday’s game with Sutton United to book your seat.

DOVER’S FA Cup campaign will start with a fourth round qualifying clash at Ryman Premier League side Burgess Hill Town.

The Hillians booked their place in the round after crushing Cadbury Heath, who play their football in The Toolstation Western Football League – Premier Division, 6-1 last Saturday.

The 32 ties will take place over the weekend of Saturday, October 15, with the winning sides picking up £12,500 from the FA Cup prize fund.

The draw in full:

1 Southport v Chester
2 Alfreton Town v Gateshead
3 North Ferriby Utd v Macclesfield Town
4 FC United of Manchester/Harrogate Town v FC Halifax Town
5 Stockport County v Bishop Auckland
6 Barrow v Tranmere Rovers
7 Halesowen Town/Nantwich Town v Stourbridge
8 Altrincham v Matlock Town/Workington
9 Lincoln City v Guiseley
10 Lincoln Utd v Spennymoor Town
11 Stamford v Wrexham
12 York City v Curzon Ashton
13 Welling Utd v Whitehawk
14 Westfields v Leiston
15 Sutton Utd v Forest Green Rovers
16 Chesham Utd v Potters Bar Town/Bath City
17 Dagenham & Redbridge v Wealdstone
18 Torquay Utd v Woking
19 Taunton Town v Gloucester City/Hemel Hempstead Town
20 Braintree Town v Bromley
21 Beaconsfield SYCOB v Brackley Town
22 Tonbridge Angels v Dartford
23 Faversham Town/Egham Town v St Albans City
24 Boreham Wood v Hendon
25 Aldershot Town v Eastbourne Borough/Hadley
26 Harrow Borough v Margate/Hastings Utd
27 Maidstone Utd v Billericay Town
28 Kidderminster Harriers v Weymouth
29 Solihull Moors v Kettering Town
*BS*30 Burgess Hill Town v Dover Athletic*BF*
31 Merstham v Ebbsfleet Utd
32 Eastleigh v North Leigh