FA Cup round-up

Hayes are out to give Lawrie Sanchez a taste of his own medicine when they entertain his Wycombe side in the FA Cup first round tonight.

Second Division Wycombe's exploits gripped the nation last season when they made the semifinals before losing to Liverpool.

The Chairboys knocked out Millwall, Grimsby, Wolves, Wimbledon and Leicester despite struggling in the league. But tonight, in front of Sky TV cameras, they face an out-of-form Hayes side lying one off the bottom of the Conference.

Hayes manager Terry Brown said: "This is the youngest side we've ever had - the average age is only about 21 - and this is their first taste of glory. They know they will be in the shop window tonight and everyone is flying in training."

BRENTFORD aim to wipe away memories of last year's depressing FA Cup defeat against Kingstonian when they face Conference side Morecambe at Griffin Park tomorrow.

BARNET manager John Still has a special reason for wanting to beat Carlisle tomorrow - their manager Roddy Collins is one of his best friends. Boxing fan Still knows Collins and his brother Steve, the former world super middleweight champion, from the fight circuit.

LEYTON ORIENT have striker Jabo Ibehre back from suspension for the trip to Bristol City.

GRAVESEND are relying on strikers Craig Wilkins and Che Stadhart at Huddersfield. The pair have scored 20 goals for the Ryman League side this season.

WELLING UNITED'S veteran striker Gary Abbott is set to return for tomorrow's tie at Reading at the age of 37.

LEWES, from the Ryman League, have key defender Paul Thomsett fit for the tie at Stoke on Sunday.

QPR defenders Aziz Ben Askar and Matthew Rose will miss Sunday's clash at Swansea because of knee injuries.