Wimborne Town, a seventh-tier side, will host Bradford City in the FA Cup second round, it was announced in the draw. Bradford City compete in League One, the third tier of English football, where they currently occupy seventh place.
Wimborne Town advanced to the second round for the first time in the club's history. In the first round on Sunday, they shocked League Two side Crawley Town, eliminating them from the competition with two goals scored. On the other hand, Bradford City convincingly defeated Marine 7-0 on Saturday.
Leicester City, former FA Cup winners, will visit Dover Athletic, a member of the National League South. The second-round draw also features Salisbury FC, a sixth-tier side that beat Sholing 6-0, who will host League One side Blackpool at Ray Mac Stadium. AFC Fylde, a National League member, will host Luton Town, managed by Jack Wilshere. Guiseley AFC, a seventh-tier side, will play Notts County from League One.
Other second-round ties include Chesterfield against Cheltenham Town, Wigan Athletic against Barnsley, Exeter City against Stevenage, Plymouth Parkway or Berkhamsted against Barnet, York City against Carlisle United, Crewe Alexandra against Plymouth Argyle, Barrow against Kidderminster Harriers, Colchester United against Mansfield Town, Rochdale against Newport County, Port Vale against Leyton Orient, Grimsby Town against Oldham Athletic, Shrewsbury Town against Burton Albion, Rotherham United against Bristol Rovers, Reading against Stockport County, and Wycombe Wanderers against MK Dons.
The second round is played over the weekend beginning on Friday, 4 December. Winners of the second round will receive £79,500 in prize money, while losing teams will receive £21,200.
