Cray Wanderers are set to host Stockport County at Flamingo Park in their maiden FA Cup first-round appearance. The match will kick off at 14:15 GMT and will be live on BBC Two.
Route to the first round
Cray Wanderers reached the first round by beating Bedford Town 4-3 on penalties after the game went to extra time. Bedford took the lead in the 101st minute before Cray Wanderers striker Ade Yusuff made it 2-2 and forced a penalty shootout.
Cray Wanderers goalkeeper JJ Briggs, who is on loan from Cambridge United, made two saves in the shootout. Teenager Jakob Lowe scored the penalty that sealed the win. Cray Wanderers required three replays in the four qualifying rounds and played seven matches, totalling 660 minutes of football, to reach the first round.
League position and opposition
Cray Wanderers are 18th in the Isthmian League Premier Division, the seventh tier of the English football pyramid. They are only outside the relegation zone on goal difference and have at least four games in hand on the teams around them.
Stockport County are League One's second-placed team and sit 112 league positions higher than Cray Wanderers. Cray Wanderers have beaten National League South side Maidstone United and National League North team Bedford in earlier rounds.
Yusuff's contribution
Ade Yusuff has scored in all four rounds so far. The 32-year-old works as a teacher.
Yusuff said: "They're really looking forward to it, they're really proud."
Yusuff said: "I don't see why not."
Yusuff said: "I think it's all about momentum, We've beaten higher teams in different positions in the earlier rounds. I think it's about believing in ourselves. A lot of the boys here have really good careers ahead of them. They have to have these occasions and these moments so they can say: 'I can do it and I can achieve something myself'."
Expectation at Flamingo Park
Attendances at Flamingo Park fluctuate between 130 and 900, but the tie with Stockport sold out in five minutes, with 2,500 fans expected.
Cray Wanderers fan Mark Hunt said: "Anything could happen. There's always a David and Goliath story. We had one last year when Macclesfield beat Crystal Palace. There's a big, big gap between Macclesfield and Palace. Why can't it be Stockport v Cray? Most people expect the underdogs to fail, most times they will, but a few slip through the net. You get one shot at it. And the fact it goes straight to a penalty shootout, no replay, no VAR, artificial pitch - it could go in our favour."
Club captain Frankie Raymond said: "It means a massive amount to us all. It's a club steeped in history and to be the first set of players and staff to take the club to the first round is a massive achievement for everyone."
Hunt said: "It means the world, It's been such a long time coming. It's something we've been waiting for for so long, just to get a shot at a Stockport County."
