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It's the Class of 92 versus Jeff Stelling in a blockbuster FA Cup tie

The draw was made this evening.

GIANT-KILLERS SALFORD City will host Hartlepool United in the second round of this season’s FA Cup.

The Northern Premier League side, who are part-owned by former Manchester United stars Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt, Gary Neville and Phil Neville, stunned Notts County in the first round and will now host another League One outfit in the form of Ronnie Moore’s men.

Neville will come up against his Sky Sports colleague Jeff Stelling, who is Hartlepool’s honorary president.
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Chesham United, who upset Bristol Rovers to reach this stage, will visit either Aldershot Town or Bradford City, while Northwich Victoria – the lowest-ranked club left in the draw – will travel to face Northampton Town should they defeat Boreham Wood.

League One leaders Walsall, meanwhile, will face a trip to either FC United of Manchester or Chesterfield, while 2008 winners Portsmouth host Accrington Stanley.

Ties will be played from 4-7 December.

FA Cup second round draw in full:

  • Aldershot Town/Bradford City v Chesham United
  • Barnet v Brackley Town/Newport County
  • Peterborough United v Luton Town
  • Portsmouth v Accrington Stanley
  • Stourbridge v Eastleigh
  • Northampton Town v Northwich Victoria/Boreham Wood
  • Exeter City v Port Vale/Maidenhead United
  • Cambridge United v Doncaster Rovers
  • Grimsby Town v Shrewsbury Town
  • Yeovil Town v Stevenage
  • Rochdale v Bury
  • Welling United v Carlisle United
  • Leyton Orient v Scunthorpe United
  • Millwall v Wycombe Wanderers
  • Colchester United v Altrincham
  • FC United of Manchester/Chesterfield v Walsall
  • Sheffield United v Mansfield Town/Oldham Athletic
  • Salford City v Hartlepool United
  • Dagenham & Redbridge/Morecambe v Whitehawk
  • Braintree Town/Oxford United v Forest Green Rovers

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