BIG spending non-league neighbours Bromley will visit Priestfield in a fortnight in the FA Cup first round.

The ambitious Ryman League, Premier Division leaders pulled off a shock in the fourth qualifying round on Saturday, knocking out Conference side Grays, and will arrive for the November 11 clash full of confidence.

The Lillywhites have splashed the cash in a bid to climb the non-league pyramid and their side, which is managed by former Crystal Palace chairman Mark Goldberg, have a number of players with league experience.

Included in their squad are former Gills players Simon Osborn and Mark Corneille and manager Ronnie Jepson knows it will be a tricky tie.

He said: “It’s a home draw and that’s what you hope for. You have to prepare right for these games because like we saw at Burscough last year it will be a tough game.

“Bromley are paying decent money out and have some good players in their ranks and there’s been a lot of scouts down there watching them.

“We’re looking forward to it. It’s a good one for them, just down the road, so they should bring quite a number of supporters up and it should be a good game.”

Gillingham were knocked out of the FA Cup at the first round stage last season, under the guidance of former boss Neale Cooper, after suffering an embarrassing 3-2 defeat at minnows Burscough.

Dover Athletic earned the chance to progress further in the competition after drawing 0-0 against Bishop's Stortford at Crabble in front of a 1,475 crowd.

The two teams meet again this Tuesday night to decide who will meet Kings Lynn at home in the FA Cup 1st round.

The other hopeful Kent teams, Gravesend and Northfleet, Welling and Tonbridge all went out of the competition on Saturday.

Gravesend lost 1-0 at Chelmsford, Welling were whacked 3-0 at home by Clevedon Town, and Tonbridge went down 1-0 at home to Newport County.

The first round proper ties are due to be played on the weekend of November 11 and 12.

Full FA Cup first round draw

Bournemouth v Boston Utd

Wycombe v Oxford Utd

Peterborough v Rotherham

Torquay v Leatherhead

Morecambe v Kidderminster

Tranmere v Woking

Salisbury v Fleetwood

Chelmsford v Aldershot Tn

Weymouth v Bury

Nottm Forest v Yeading

Stafford Rangers v Maidenhead Utd

Shrewsbury v Hereford

Northampton v Grimsby

Wrexham v Stevenage

Chesterfield v Worcester or Basingstoke

Gainsborough v Barnet

Lewes v Darlington

Clevedon v Chester

Barrow v Bristol Rovers

Rushden & Diamonds v Yeovil

Burton Albion v Tamworth

Farsley Celtic v MK Dons

Brentford v Doncaster

Gillingham v Bromley

York v Bristol City

Dover Athletic or Bishop Stortford v Kings Lynn

Exeter v Stockport

Newport County v Swansea

Kettering v Oldham

Rochdale v Hartlepool

Brighton v Northwich Vic

Mansfield v Accrington Stanley

Cheltenham v Scunthorpe

Macclesfield v Walsall

Bradford v Crewe

Leyton Orient v Notts County

Swindon v Carlisle

Huddersfield v Blackpool

Havant & Waterlooville v Millwall

Port Vale v Lincoln City