The sides shared a 2-2 draw in the original First Round tie at the War Memorial Ground, and the Glassboys held their higher-level opponents unrtil half-time.

However, 5 minutes after the restart, Sam Smart was hauled down in the area and Scott Rendell broke the deadlock from the penalty spot to give the Spitfires the lead – beating `keeper James Wren who had saved a spot-kick from the experienced striker in the initial tie.

Disaster struck the visitors on 67 minutes when they were reduced to ten-men after Jordan Williams brought Danny Hollands` run to a halt with a `professional foul` and was shown a straight red card.

From the resulting free kick taken by Charlie Seaman, Smart belted the loose ball past Wren to double Eastleigh`s lead.

And 12 minutes from time, experienced defender Reda Johnson made it 3-0 from close range following a corner to put the outcome beyond doubt.

It was the end of the FA Cup road though for two of Eastleigh`s league rivals, Wrexham and Bromley.

The Dragons were beaten 1-0 at Spotland by SkyBet League One side Rochdale.

It was another tight affair after the sides had shared a 0-0 draw in the original tie and the only goal of the game came after just 8 minutes when veteran Republic of Ireland international defender Paul McShane headed home from a corner.

Bromley looked to have done the hard job in bringing back League One Bristol Rovers to Hayes Lane for a replay.

However, an early 3^rd minute close range effort from Jonson Clarke-Harris eventually proved enough to take the Gas through, despite the hosts having two goals disallowed.