'Let's do a Chasetown' - Line

The minnows of Market Drayton Town have been urged to "do a Chasetown" as they attempt to keep alive their FA Cup dream tonight.

The Greenfields men - Shropshire's last remaining non-League outfit in the competition - host Glapwell in a second qualifying round replay (7.45pm).

It promises to be a thrilling tie with Saturday's encounter ending in a 4-4 draw.

Victory for Drayton would earn them a home tie against Corby Town - of the British Gas Southern Premier - and leave them just two wins away from the first round proper.

That was a feat memorably achieved by Chasetown when they were in the Alliance in 2005 - and Drayton boss Simon Line believes a repeat is not out of the question.

"What Chasetown did is in the back of your mind," he said. "There is always a club from very low down the pyramid who have a good run and get to either the fourth qualifying round or first round proper.

"We are a well run club and a good side and if we keep doing the right things, there is no reason it can't be us. But we are only thinking about tonight.

"Glapwell showed us they are a good side but we proved we can score against them. If we defend well I'm confident we can do it."

Midfielder Matthew Biddle, a sub on Saturday, misses out due to university commitments so Tim Allen returns.