FA Trophy first round details
The 24 Conference National clubs enter the FA Trophy at the first-round stage on Saturday, joining the 40 surviving clubs from the qualifying rounds.
One match has already fallen victim to the weather - with the tie between Conference North sides Barrow and Worcester City postponed.
With the pitch at Holker Street already waterlogged, it will now be played on Tuesday, 19 December at 1945 GMT.
The winners of each first-round tie will receive £4,000.
FIRST-ROUND FIXTURES/RESULTS
Saturday, 16 December:
Aldershot Town v
AFC Wimbledon
Altrincham v
Tamworth
Bishop's Stortford v
St Albans
Braintree Town v
Ashford Town
Dagenham & Redbridge v
Crawley Town
Exeter City v
Heybridge Swifts
Farnborough Town v
Bath City
Forest Green Rovers v
Yeading
Gateshead v
Burton Albion
Halifax Town v
Hyde United
Harrogate Town v
Leigh RMI
Havant & Waterlooville v
Gravesend & Northfleet
Histon v
Cambridge United
Kettering Town v
Stafford Rangers
Kidderminster Harriers v
Vauxhall Motors
Lewes v
Oxford United
Mangotsfield v
King's Lynn
Morecambe v
York City
Newport County v
AFC Sudbury
Northwich Victoria v
Farsley Celtic
Nuneaton Borough v
Redditch
Rushden & Diamonds v
Scarborough
Salisbury City v
Woking
Southport v
Droylsden
Stalybridge Celtic v
Hinckley United
Stevenage Borough v
Merthyr Tydfil
Welling United v
Basingstoke Town
Weston-super-Mare v
Evesham
Weymouth v
Grays Athletic
Woodley Sports v
Witton Albion
Sunday, 17 December
Fisher Athletic v
Eastbourne Borough
Tuesday, 19 December
Barrow v
Worcester City
Southport 1-2 Morecambe
Ten-man Morecambe completed a superb comeback from a goal down to snatch all three points at Southport.
Carl Baker drilled a shot from 12 yards to give Southport a deserved lead before Morecambe's David Perkins was shown a red card for a foul on Baker.
Chris Blackburn struck Jim Bentley's knock-down from the centre of the penalty area into the net to equalise.
Three minutes later Adam Yates charged down the right wing before firing home the winner from the edge of the box.
Southport: Dubourdeau, Lane, Lee, Kirkup, Rowland (Gray 86), Powell (Boyd 80), Donnelly, Hoolickin (Fowler 72), Doherty, Baker, Maamria.
Subs Not Used: Bagnall, Tait.
Booked: Lee, Maamria.
Goals: Baker 37.
Morecambe: Drench, Yates, Bentley, Blackburn, Howard, Platt (Burns 70), Perkins, Craig Stanley, Twiss, Curtis, Rigoglioso (McNiven 78). Subs Not Used: Robinson, Brannan, McLachlan.
Sent Off: Perkins (45).
Booked: Yates, Bentley.
Goals: Blackburn 77, Yates 80.
Att: 1,804
Ref: S Cummins (Runcorn).
Northwich v Southport
Northwich are likely to be without a number of key players.
Gareth Griffiths, Steve Payne and Chris Williams were sidelined for the weekend, and the extra day is unlikely to have altered their availability.
Southport will be without Dino Maamria who is suspended after picking up five yellow cards.
He could be replaced by Tony Gray in the starting line-up, while James Olsen could make the team after recovering from a bruised foot.
Cook ends reign as Southport boss
Manager Paul Cook has parted company with Conference club Southport.
Cook leaves the bottom-of-the-table side by mutual consent aftr a run of three straight defeats over Christmas.
The former Burnley and Wolves midfielder, 39, was appointed last summer after leaving Accrington Stanley to take his first job in management.
Southport took on full-time status at the same time and after being forced to build a squad from scratch, Cook led lead his side to just four league wins.
Southport name Davenport as boss
Southport have named former Manchester United and Nottingham Forest striker Peter Davenport as their new manager.
Davenport, who had a spell with Port 10 years ago, leaves his job as manager of UniBond League side Colwyn Bay.
"He knows the club and he is looking to come in and strengthen the squad with immediate effect," chief executive Hayden Preece told BBC Sport.
"We are looking for Peter to take us out of this situation and project the club forward."
Preece is hoping Davenport can have a similar effect at Haig Avenue as he did with Sammy McIlroy at Macclesfield.
He played and coached under McIlroy at Moss Rose as they rose from the Conference to League One.
The 45-year-old, who was capped once by England, also had a brief spell in charge at Macclesfield in 2000, before managing Bangor City in the League of Wales.
Davenport returns to Southport as the successor to Paul Cook, who was sacked at the start of the month with Port struggling in the Conference relegation zone.
Southport boss seeks late escape
Boss Peter Davenport hopes Southport have not left their escape bid too late as they look to stay in the Conference.
Port's 3-1 win over Burton on Monday was their third straight win but still leaves them four points off possible safety with just three games left.
He told his club's website: "We've still got a long way to go. The lads are running through brick walls for us.
"I just wish we'd done it six weeks ago. But we're still fighting and hope to take it to the wire."
Southport keep full-time status
Southport are to remain as a full-time team, despite their relegation from the Conference top flight.
Peter Davenport will continue on as manager with the brief to assemble a side capable of winning promotion from Conference North.
Port chairman Charlie Clapham said: "The club will operate on an affordable budget which the manager is fully supportive of."
"We believe our supporters will see our actions as being very positive."
