FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round sees thrashings galore and thrilling penalty shootouts

It was FA Trophy Second Qualifying Round action at the weekend, and it sees thrashings galore as well as some thrilling penalty shootouts.

This stage of the competition took place on Saturday the 9th October with the draw already been made prior to the 19 First Qualifying Round games that played out over the last few days.

In this stage of the competition, over 210 goals were scored from 69 fixtures played (and that’s without counting the penalty shootouts), clubs remaining went from 291 down to 222, there was 119 new entries for the draw, with the losing side got £575 whilst the winners received £2,250.

One team that had already been handed a bye was South Park of the Isthmian League South Central Division, with opponents Whyteleafe leaving their league and all competitions until further notice.

It was Northern Premier League Division One South East outfit Leek Town who came away with the biggest win of the round, smashing seven past their fellow league side Market Drayton Town.

Tim Grice bagged himself five goals, with one coming from Jack Wakefield and the other being an own goal.

Leek were 3-0 up by half time, two penalties converted successfully from Grice with Wakefield adding another.

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A sensational performance from @Tim_Grice9 sees @leektown through, while @CurtisPond95 comes up trumps for @ChasetownFC1954

Excellent wins too for @NewcastleTownFC and @OfficialKAFChttps://t.co/VH9iVJIv9x

— Sport in Staffs (@sportinstaffs) October 9, 2021

While that was the biggest win, there were numerous games that certainly thrilled those in attendance.

Sporting Khalsa of the Northern Premier League Division One Midlands winning 6-3 at Loughborough Dynamo was the biggest scoreline within the normal 90 minutes of match time.

Incredibly, it was only 1-0 to Khalsa at half time, with eight goals coming from the second 45 minutes.

James McGrady put Sporting one up on the 10th minute, with the next goal not coming until the 50th thanks to the hosts’ Curtis Burrows.

Khalsa were back in front four minutes later via Josh McKenzie, that was cancelled out by Rob Norris who levelled the scoreline again, this time from the spot, to make it 2-2 on the 72nd minute.

On the 75th minute, Jake Gosling (yep, the former EFL footballer) got Khalsa’s third, though immediately, Dynamo’s Courey Grantham made it 3-3.

Loughborough then fell apart for the final 15 minutes, with Gurjit Singh (77′), Jake Gosling (90′) and Jumaane Meggoe (90′) settling the scoreline at 6-3, putting Khalsa through.

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— ᎫᎾℋℕ ℬℐℛⅅ. (@JOHNBUDGIEBIRD) October 9, 2021

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Mossley AFC 3 – 1 Ossett United FC
Bridlington Town FC 3 – 3 Sheffield FC – Bridlington Town FC won 5-4 on pens
Clitheroe FC 1 – 1 Liversedge FC  – Liversedge FC won 10-9 on pens
Trafford FC 1 – 1 Bootle FC – Bootle FC won 3-1 on pens
Prescot Cables FC 0 – 2 Frickley Athletic FC
Pickering Town FC 2 – 1 Ramsbottom United FC
Tadcaster Albion FC 1 – 5 Runcorn Linnets FC
1874 Northwich FC 1 – 1 Marine FC – Marine FC won 4-1 on pens
Stocksbridge Park Steels FC 0 – 2 Widnes FC
Kendal Town FC 0 – 3 Yorkshire Amateur FC
Marske United FC 3 – 0 Glossop North End FC
City of Liverpool FC 0 – 1 Colne FC
Cleethorpes Town FC 0 – 2 Shildon FC
Warrington Rylands FC 0 – 0 Hebburn Town FC – Hebburn Town FC won 3-2 on pens
Workington AFC 0 – 1 Dunston FC
Market Drayton Town FC 0 – 7 Leek Town FC
Soham Town Rangers FC 1 – 0 Shepshed Dynamo FC
Coleshill Town FC 2 – 3 Newcastle Town FC
Chasetown FC 0 – 0 Halesowen Town FC – Chasetown FC won 4-2 on pens
Bury Town FC 0 – 2 Wisbech Town FC
Kidsgrove Athletic FC 4 – 1 Evesham United FC
Spalding United FC 3 – 2 Belper Town FC
Carlton Town FC 1 – 1 Bedworth United FC – Carlton Town FC won 5-4 on pens
Bedford Town FC 5 – 0 Cambridge City FC
Loughborough Dynamo FC 3 – 6 Sporting Khalsa FC
Corby Town FC 5 – 3 Histon FC
Lincoln United FC 0 – 3 Sutton Coldfield Town FC
Yaxley FC 2 – 0 Biggleswade FC
Daventry Town FC 0 – 0 Ilkeston Town FC – Ilkeston won 4-1 on pens
Chichester City FC 1 – 2 Great Wakering Rovers FC
Westfield FC 3 – 2 Ramsgate FC
Heybridge Swifts FC 2 – 0 Barking FC
Faversham Town FC 3 – 2 Tilbury FC
AFC Sudbury 0 – 0 Cray Valley (PM) FC – Sudbury won 3-2 on pens
Maldon & Tiptree FC 1 – 1 Felixstowe & Walton United FC – Felixstowe won 7-6 on pens
Sittingbourne FC 1 – 3 Herne Bay FC
Staines Town FC 3 – 1 Three Bridges FC
South Park FC W – O Whyteleafe FC – walkover for South Park as Whyteleafe withdrew
Colney Heath FC 2 – 5 Basildon United FC
VCD Athletic FC 1 – 2 Chertsey Town FC
Northwood FC 0 – 0 Haywards Heath Town FC – Northwood won 4-3 on pens
Marlow FC 1 – 0 FC Romania
Welwyn Garden City FC 3 – 0 Ashford Town (Middx) FC
East Grinstead Town FC 2 – 2 Waltham Abbey FC – Waltham won 4-2 on pens
Barton Rovers FC 0 – 2 Berkhamsted FC
Hullbridge Sports FC 1 – 4 Hanwell Town FC
Bedfont Sports Club FC 3 – 1 Romford FC
Tooting & Mitcham United FC 1 – 4 Whitehawk FC
Witham Town FC 1 – 0 Lancing FC
Burgess Hill Town FC 1 – 1 Sevenoaks Town FC – Burgess Hill won 3-1 on pens
Bracknell Town FC 3 – 2 Hertford Town FC
Ware FC 2 – 2 Canvey Island FC – Canvey won 7-6 on pens
Corinthian FC 1 – 2 Brentwood Town FC
Aveley FC 1 – 2 Uxbridge FC
Hastings United FC 2 – 0 Ashford United FC
Aylesbury United FC 1 – 1 Chipstead FC – Chipstead won 4-2 on pens
Harlow Town FC 3 – 1 Phoenix Sports FC
Bristol Manor Farm FC 1 – 2 Paulton Rovers FC
Melksham Town FC 3 – 2 Basingstoke Town FC
Didcot Town FC 1 – 5 Frome Town FC
North Leigh FC 2 – 2 Binfield FC – Binfield won 4-1 on penalties
Willand Rovers FC 2 – 1 Mangotsfield United FC
Cinderford Town FC 0 – 0 Bideford AFC – Cinderford won 4-2 on pens
Cirencester Town FC 5 – 1 Kidlington FC
Thame United FC 3 – 0 Lymington Town FC
Larkhall Athletic FC 3 – 1 Slimbridge AFC
Thatcham Town FC 1 – 1 Sholing FC – Thatcham won 3-2 on pens
AFC Totton 6 – 0 Barnstaple Town FC
Highworth Town FC 3 – 5 Plymouth Parkway FC

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Wembley, here we come! ⚪️⚫️ #Lilywhites pic.twitter.com/5WT7KwtR2G

— James Atkins (@LazyTrumpeter97) October 9, 2021

It ended 0-1 with a win for @dunstonutsfc away at @WorkingtonAFC in the @AllFATrophy @FWPFATrophy – but this beautiful furry fan’s main complaint was this – “I DID NOT GET THE BALL”. @nonleaguedogs @NLCumbria #FATrophy #NonLeague pic.twitter.com/h1tZ8ufzOg

— Ben Challis (@Sirbenchallis) October 9, 2021

Now here is a celebration. Our super winning penalty taker @Neil_Kengni & our tremendous keeper @BayleighPasso don’t hide their delight in playing their part in @MarineAFC going through to the next round of the #FATrophy @NonLeagueCrowd @_StephenKillen pic.twitter.com/EOtZhyXp3r

— Susan Nugent 💋⚽️🍸📷 (@SusanNugent2) October 9, 2021