Oxford City's Leicester tie moved to Friday night television

The FA Cup first-round draw has put several non-league clubs on television. Oxford City's home tie against Leicester City has been moved to Friday 6 November at 7:45pm. Stafford Rangers host Grimsby Town on Sunday 8 November at 12pm, with TNT Sports covering the match, while Wimborne Town will play Crawley Town at home the same day at 3pm. Berkhamsted travel to Plymouth Parkway at Bolitho Park on Monday 9 November, kicking off at 7:30pm, also live on TNT Sports.

Cray Wanderers host Stockport County at Flamingo Park on Sunday 8 November at 2:15pm, also televised live on TNT Sports and BBC. Other ties are untelevised: AFC Rushden & Diamonds are at Burton Albion and Worcester City face Colchester United, both on Saturday 7 November, while Marine visit Bradford City, Guiseley host Sutton United and Harborough Town go to Leyton Orient. Oxford City have said ticket prices will be capped at £20 for their tie.

In the FA Trophy first round, Dartford beat Three Bridges 3-2, with Max Fiddes scoring twice, and Weymouth beat Sholing by the same score. Dartford beat Three Bridges 3-2, with Max Fiddes scoring twice, and Weymouth beat Sholing by the same score. Guiseley won 3-1 at Warrington Rylands for a sixth straight win, Cam Wilson scoring twice and Will Longbotom adding a penalty. Didcot Town reached the second round for the first time in their history. Erith Town drew 3-3 with Burgess Hill Town before Burgess Hill won 5-4 on penalties. Quorn lost 6-2 at Kettering, ending their best run in the competition, and Cray Wanderers beat Berkhamsted 2-1 with Alfie Payne scoring a late winner from the half-way line.

In the Enterprise National League South, Truro City came from 3-1 down to beat Hampton & Richmond Borough, with Tyler Harvey scoring twice and Ben Starkie once. Darlington beat Spennymoor Town 3-0, Dylan Stephenson completing a hat-trick, while Torquay United were held 1-1 at home by leaders Maidstone United. In the Enterprise National League North, Chorley lost 3-2 to Buxton.

Chesham United have announced the death of Roger Payne, while Wellingborough Town are mourning club president Laurie Owen. Wellingborough Town will hold a minute's silence on Tuesday and lay a wreath on Saturday.

On the boardroom front, Slough Town have a new chairman in Talal Al Ajmi, with Mike Lightfoot becoming Honorary Life President and Ashley Smith continuing as CEO. West Auckland Town appointed John Elliott MBE as chairman.

Heavy rain caused abandonments and postponements, among them Workington's FA Trophy tie with Cleethorpes Town, now rearranged for Tuesday 27 October.