FT: Blackpool 4-1 Carlisle United - Bloxham puts Blackpool in front early on with Fletcher and Banks adding a quickfire double before half-time
Armstrong pulls one back early in second half but Fletcher restores three-goal advantage
FT: Boreham Wood 3-0 Newport County - King and Booty score in quick succession for National League side as Rush adds third in upset
FT: Slough Town 1-3 Macclesfield Town - Extra time goals from Edmondson and Griffiths put Silkmen into third round
FT: Gateshead 0-2 Walsall - League Two leaders through to third round courtesy of Kanu penalty and Flint's close-range effort
Blackpool 3-1 Carlisle
The Carlisle supporters have turned out in numbers and they are now making plenty of noise at Bloomfield Road.
Their team have a lifeline in this match.
Regan Linney puts the hosts defence under pressure and cue more rousing cheers from the visiting fans.
Blackpool 3-1 Carlisle
Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager
We said after the first half that as far as Blackpool were concerned, it was a case of how they would manage the game.
Blackpool were dropping deeper and deeper and it encouraged Carlisle.
It's game on, now.
Luke Armstrong (51 mins)
Image source, ShutterstockCarlisle striker Luke Armstrong's dad Alun, who is Gateshead's manager, lost to Walsall in the second round earlier.
But this one isn't quite over yet.
Armstrong with a cute finish squeezed in at the near post.
Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
How have Carlisle missed that?
A dangerous low ball is played in and visiting captain Aaron Hayden can't quite get proper contact on the ball before it flashes past the post.
It would have been the perfect start to the second half for the National League side.
Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
The second half is under way at Bloomfield Road.
FT: Gateshead 0-2 Walsall
Walsall
Walsall boss Mat Sadler told BBC Radio WM: "I think in this round, and the round previous, we've seen two very, very strong performances.
"We probably should have scored more as well but it was a very pleasing performance - we get to the third round which was the objective and we want to try and get a good tie in the next round.
"We could have scored a couple more before the goal and maybe just stepped off it after the goal but [I] have to be pleased by the performance and result.
"Hopefully, if this goes out to our supporters who are travelling home now, incredible support. I don't know how you do it - stood in that rain, for that time was incredible, so thank you from us and please get home safe."
FT: Boreham Wood 3-0 Newport County
Newport County boss Christian Fuchs on BBC Radio Wales: "The first 15 to 20 minutes, we had some very good moments and should go 1-0 or 2-0 up in my eyes.
"But we were too passive in the first half, we didn't push forwards and we knew Boreham Wood are a good team. We just got sucked in to their way of playing and they took advantage.
"We were just not good enough. Now we need to put the focus on the league. We need to get ready for Crewe.
"It's an opportunity now to push forward in the league and I want to definitely see a different face from my team."
HT: Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
Before we go any further, let's get a bit of reaction to two of today's earlier ties.
HT: Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
Blackpool had 60 successful final-third passes in that first 45 minutes. Carlisle had 20.
That tells the story of the problems that the hosts have created. They have been so much sharper in attack.
Carlisle came into the match with a brilliant unbeaten record of 11 matches.
Their boss Mark Hughes will be disappointed with how easily they look to be giving up that record.
HT: Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
Paul Huntington
Former Carlisle captain on BBC Radio Cumbria
At half-time the theme must be from Mark Hughes to get tighter in and around the box. They need to get closer all around the pitch.
You cannot afford to give good players space. If I was an experienced player I'd be saying that Carlisle need to get on with it, there's no time for them to feel sorry for themselves.
But it starts with Carlisle being more solid defensively.
Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
Image source, ShutterstockBlackpool look to be a class above their National League opposition.
Tom Bloxham finished sharply into the bottom corner early on.
Ashley Fletcher then scored his seventh goal in nine games, before Scott Banks cut in from the right and curled in the best of the lot.
Carlisle boss Mark Hughles looks a little shocked.
Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
Scott Banks just looks so menacing for the hosts.
He flashes a shot over the bar from the corner kick.
Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
We are into two extra minutes.
Blackpool have a corner.
Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
James Phillips
BBC Radio Cumbria Sport commentator
Blackpool have been ruthless and provided moments of real quality.
Carlisle haven't done that - they've looked a little bit flabby.
They will need some Mark Hughes magic at half-time.
Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager
Left-footed players like Scott Banks, when they're playing on the right, they are hard to mark and deal with. And that's what he can do when he cuts inside and curls into the net.
Blackpool have been clinical with their finishing. They have looked dangerous all game, going forward.
Blackpool 3-0 Carlisle
It has been a good day for non-league sides.
But League One Blackpool have been dominant in recent moments, with two goals in four minutes against National League Carlisle.
They have had 48 passes in the final third, compared to 17 for the visitors.
Scott Banks (37 mins)
Sensational finish.
Scott Banks dribbles at pace, cuts onto his left foot and then curls a beautiful finish high into the net.
Blackpool look unstoppable.
Blackpool 2-0 Carlisle
Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager
Carlisle's midfielders don't want to track Emil Hansson - and that's where he comes alive in the final third.
He ran about 30 yards with the ball then - and what a finish by Ashley Fletcher.
It's nothing more than Blackpool deserve.
Ashley Fletcher (34 mins)
Image source, ShutterstockA fifth goal in his last five home games for Ashley Fletcher.
It's a calm finish after a pin-point short pass through to him by midfielder Emil Hansson.
That looked narrowly onside.
Blackpool 1-0 Carlisle
Incidentally, Zac Ashworth is the son of Dan Ashworth, the Chief Football Officer at the Football Association, also known for his boardroom roles at Manchester United, Newcastle United and Brighton and Hove Albion.
