The only two Kent clubs definitely through to the FA Cup third qualifying round have both been drawn at home.

Maidstone United, who thrashed South Park 6-2 on Saturday, will return to the Gallagher Stadium to take on Dunstable Town, who are struggling towards the foot of the Southern League Premier Division.

A home tie is Margate's reward for winning 5-1 at Potters Bar in the previous round.

Terry Brown's men will entertain the winners of the reply between West Country rivals Truro and Taunton on Tuesday night after they drew 2-2 on Saturday.

Ebbsfleet United are also in replay action on Tuesday night, against Chelmsford City, the first game having finished 0-0 in Essex.

Should the National South leaders make it through at Stonebridge Road, they'll be away again, to another of their league rivals, Basingstoke Town.

Kent's lowest-ranked club left in the competition are Herne Bay, who scored late on Saturday to hold Hastings United to a 1-1 draw at Winch's Field.

The two Ryman League Division 1 South teams must do it all again in East Sussex on Tuesday for the right to host Southern Premier side Poole Town.

The ties will be played over the weekend of October 10, carrying prize money of £7,500.

FA CUP THIRD QUALIFYING ROUND

Basingstoke Town v Chelmsford City or Ebbsfleet United

Maidstone United v Dunstable Town

Herne Bay or Hastings United v Poole Town

Margate v Taunton Town or Truro City