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Will Osula looks a real talent up top for the Rams.

He's been my man of the match, not that anybody asked, tonight and has a goal and an assist.

The 19-year-old is on loan from Championship side Sheffield United and could be one to watch over the next few seasons.

• How important do those Ben Killip saves look now? Reghan Tumilty has snatched a last-minute leveller for Hartlepool at home to Solihull Moors and we'll have extra-time.
• Chris Renshaw produced another fine save in the dying seconds to ensure Curzon Ashton are taking Cambridge United to extra-time after a stalemate.
• Lewis Walker's fourth cup goal of the campaign was the difference as Gillingham beat AFC Fylde to set up a trip to Dagenham & Redbridge.
• AFC Wimbledon eventually saw-off Weymouth 3-1 thanks to two goals in three minutes from sub Ethan Chislett and will host Chesterfield in round two.

Shaun Donnellan has a crack from long range for the Gulls but it's a comfortable save for Joe Wildsmith in the Rams net.

Tom Lapslie is in the book for the away side for an accumulation of fouls.

We've got 12 minutes of time added on.

We have had a couple of injuries (including one to the assistant referee) and a couple of goals and clutch of subs but come on now ref.

Torquay fans' long day just got even longer.

For all °ä²¹³¾²ú°ù¾±»å²µ±ð’s chances, it’s Curzon Ashton who come close to breaking the deadlock. First Craig Hobson ghosts in behind a defender to meet a cross from the flank but he can’t connect with the goal at his mercy.

Moments later Hobson breaks free only to get his angles wrong under pressure from a recovering defender.

Who will be hosting League Two Grimsby in the second round?

Derby just looking to see out the final few minutes of this now.

The Rams, who are sixth in League One, are back in league action with a tricky looking trip to Portsmouth on Friday night.

Remember the name. Lewis Dobbin.

Derby's on-loan Everton striker has, without doubt, scored the goal of this tie.

He's since been substituted, but this goal has flashes of Wayne Rooney's unbelievable volley against Newcastle for Manchester United in 2005 - he too started his career at Everton, of course.

Last Torquay change of the night.

Corie Andrews is on for Dylan Crowe.

Oooft, poor challenge from Derby striker James Collins sees him become the second player booked this evening.

He got the ball but not before taking A LOT of the man.

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Sam Smith is not the only one who has been thwarted by Chris Renshaw this evening. The Curzon Ashton stopper has denied Cambridge's Joe Ironside as the League One hosts continue to pressurise their National League North visitors.

Bradley Ash has given Weymouth a sliver of hope at AFC Wimbledon, pulling a goal back to make it 3-1.

Ben Killip has made another crucial save for Hartlepool who continue to trail 1-0 at home to Solihull Moors.

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It dropped kindly for David McGoldrick and it was a cool, calm, calculated finish.

I'm pleased for him as he's gone about the game in the right way.

That would have been brilliant.

Former Republic of Ireland striker David McGoldrick, who was in the Premier League with Sheffield United two years ago, shows wonderful control to drift away from a couple of challenges 30 yards out before curling a left-footed effort wide of the goal.

One more sub apiece now.

Dillon de Silva makes way for the away side and Ali Omar is on in his place.

Eiran Cashin is off for the home side and it's Max Bardell coming on for him.

Torquay have been punished in this match but they've stuck at their task and kept trying to get a goal.

The Gulls are second bottom in the National League and face a tough looking trip to Barnet on Saturday.

And now Derby are making a triple sub...

Right, three Derby players are off and Korey Smith, Jamie Collins and Kwaku Oduroh are on.

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Sub Ethan Chislett had only been on the pitch for three minutes before he tapped home after a header from Harry Pell to double AFC Wimbledon’s lead against Weymouth.

Three minutes later and Chislett bagged his second after firing in off the inside of the post to make it 3-0. Quite the impact. And it looks like it will be 11 FA Cup replay defeats in a row for Weymouth, dating back 58 years.

First booking of the night.

Lucas Ness is shown a yellow card for a crunching foul on Lewis Dobbin.

With the game up Torquay make a trio of changes.

Will Goodwin, who just picked up a knock, Mark Ellis, scorer of the unfortunate own goal, and skipper Asa Hall all make way.

Ryan Hanson, Ollie Tomlinson and Brett McGavin are on.