Former Norwich City star Grant Holt scored two – the second a penalty – as the Yachtsmen won 3-2 against a visiting side who finished with ten-men following the dismissal of Kyle Haylock for a two-footed lunge on Simon Lappin.

Guisborough Town edged the all-Ebac Northern League First Division tie at home to North Shields 1-0, thanks to a 79^th minute Steven Roberts effort.     

They are joined in the Preliminary Round by league rivals Stockton Town, who ensured there was to be no upset by hammering Toolstation Northern Counties East League Division One side Nostell Miners Welfare 5-1.

Jamie Owens scored twice for the hosts, with Fred Woodhouse, Cieran Jackson and Michael Roberts adding the others – and all after Danny Edwards had given Welfare the lead.           

The NCEL also lost Premier Division side Penistone Church after they were defeated 5-2 at home by Skelmersdale United, who were relegated to the Hallmark Security League Premier Division at the end of last season.

Skem led 2-1 at the interval through Alex Griffiths and John Keatley, with Tom Cadzow replying.

Matt Scoullar, Einar White and a James Young own goal stretched the visitors` lead before Nathan Keightley netted an 84^th minute consolation for Church.

The all-Total Motion Midland League Premier Division derby between Coventry United and Coventry Sphinx went the way of the visitors by the only goal of the game.

Lawrence Rawlings scored on the half-hour mark to seal Sphinx`s passage.

Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division side Brackley Town Saints bowed out 2-1 at St James`s Park against former league rivals and now BetVictor Southern League Division One Central outfit Wantage Town.             

Ryan Knight gave the Saints a half-time lead, but Tom Stanley equalised and the Alfredians won it with an own goal late on.

Baffins Milton Rovers won the all Sydenhams Football League (Wessex) Premier replay at home to Alresford Town 2-1.

It took extra-time for Thurlow Nunn Division One South side White Ensign – in their first year in the competition – to beat Essex Senior League visitors Woodford Town to cause the evening`s only real `upset`.

Goals from Elliot Vile and extra-time efforts from John Hilliard and Jake McWee saw the home side through.

And it took extra-time and then penalties to separate Thurlow Nunn Premier side Long Melford and Woodford`s league rivals Southend Manor.

Long Melford won the shoot-out 5-4 after a rollercoaster of a tie at Stoneylands.