However, several teams from Step 4 have gone out of the world`s biggest cup competition at its earliest stage.

BetVictor Northern Premier League Division One North West side Kendal Town not only bowed out to Toolstation Northern Counties East League Premier Division outfit Hemsworth Miners Welfare 4-0 – but it was on their own Parkside patch!

Jason Yates and Luke Danville in the first half and Adam Knight and Jordan Davis in the second did the damage to knock the Mintcakes out.

Kendal`s league rivals Clitheroe were also beaten at by lower league opposition in Hallmark Security League Premier Division 1874 Northwich.

Matt Woolley gave the visitors an early 6^th minute lead which Terry Cummings cancelled out on the hour-mark, only for Jake Parker to win it for 1874 just 10 minutes later.

Worksop Town, promoted to the NPL Division One South East, also bowed out at home – 2-1 to Step 6 but ambitious United Counties League Division One outfit Melton Town, for whom Kadeem Price and Jordan Lever bagged last-gasp goals after the Tigers had led from the 2^nd minute through Craig Mitchell.

Worksop`s new league rivals Carlton Town bowed out 3-2 at Northern Counties East Premier side Barton Town, whose Reece Moody bagged a brace.

Loughborough University, who have started well after being switched to the UCL from the Total Motion Midland League, knocked out last season`s former rivals and now NPL Division One South East visitors Ilkeston Town 3-1.

The Robins, who had to endure a late change of manager, were eventually undone by two Kelechi Akpobire penalties.

United Counties League champions Daventry Town can concentrate on survival in the Southern League Division One Central now after losing 3-1 to Midland League Premier hosts Boldmere St Michaels – Ross Harris with Dav`s reply.

Barnstaple Town, who received a reprieve from dropping out of the Southern League Division One South at the end of last season, were beaten 2-0 at Western League Premier Division – where Barum would have ended up – side Exmouth Town, whose Aaron Denny and Jordan Harris were on the mark.

And, although not particularly an `upset`, it wasn`t that long ago that Harrogate Railway featured live on TV in the FA Cup.

But the now-Northern Counties East League Division One side bowed out at the earliest stage to Ebac Northern League First Division visitors Whickham.

The scoreline at Station View? A very sad 10-1 to the north east outfit

Carl Finnigan scored four, Matty Pattison completed his hat-trick late on, while Sam Hedley, Kelvin Thear and Dale Burrell also got in on the scoresheet.