FA Cup first-round draw in full as Wrexham, EFL and Non-League clubs discover opponents
The FA Cup first-round draw took place at Bradford City's stadium on Monday night, with League One and League Two clubs joining rivals from Non-League in the draw
by Matt Maltby · The MirrorMK Dons will face fierce rivals AFC Wimbledon in a mouth-watering FA Cup first-round clash.
Elsewhere, Wrexham will travel to Harrogate Town and Birmingham face a tough clash with Sutton United. There's also a local derby in Northamptonshire as non-league Kettering Town travel to rivals Northampton Town.
The lowest-ranked side left in the competition are Hednesford Town but they will have to get through a replay away at Gateshead on Tuesday before turning their focus to their first round clash at home to either Gainsborough Trinity or Boston.
The draw took place at Bradford City's stadium and before the draw, Guiseley manager Mark Bower admitted his side have ridden their luck to get into the first round, but is now eyeing a tie against one of the big boys. He got his wish as they were drawn with Stevenage.
He said: "We've had a tough run to get to this point. We played three teams above us in the league rankings to get here. We rode our luck a little bit but you need that in the FA Cup. Be great to play Bradford City but any of the big boys would be fantastic."
Bradford boss Graham Alexander, meanwhile, was keen to lead his side on an FA Cup run this season. The Bantams hosted the draw and Alexander believes his side would represent a glamour tie to many teams.
"It's part of the attraction of the club for players and staff, we want to be part of that history. We've had a solid start, we've got a good group but the challenge is on," he told BBC Sport.
"Winning games is great for anybody. A lot of clubs would like to draw us because we take 3,000 fans away from home. We're looking forward to the draw it's always an exciting time."
Draw in full
Rotherham United vs Cheltenham Town
Barrow vs Doncaster Rovers
Worthing vs Morecambe
Boreham Wood vs Leyton Orient
Exeter City vs Barnet
Carlisle United vs Wigan Athletic
Tamworth vs Huddersfield Town
Hartlepool United/Brackley Town vs Braintree Town
Curzon Ashton vs Mansfield Town
Wycombe vs York City
Bradford City vs Aldershot Town
Hednesford/Gateshead vs Gainsborough/Boston
Burton Albion vs Scarborough Athletic
Tranmere Rovers vs Oldham Athletic
Rochdale vs Bromley
Walsall vs Bolton
Grimsby Town vs Wealdstone
Bristol Rovers vs Weston-super-Mare
MK Dons vs AFC Wimbledon
Altrincham/Solihull Moors vs Maidstone United
Stockport vs Forest Green Rovers
Reading vs Fleetwood Town
Stevenage vs Guiseley
Northampton Town vs Kettering Town
Rushall/Peterborough Sports vs Accrington Stanley
Swindon Town vs Colchester United
Salford City vs Shrewsbury Town
Crewe Alexandra vs Dagenham and Redbridge
Port Vale vs Barnsley
Chesham United vs Lincoln City
Chesterfield vs Horsham
Southend United vs Charlton Athletic
Notts County vs Alfreton Town
Taunton Town/Maidenhead vs Crawley Town
Harrogate Town vs Wrexham
Woking vs Cambridge United
Gillingham vs Blackpool
Tonbridge Angels vs Harborough Town
Sutton United vs Birmingham City
Newport County vs Peterborough
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