Bodmin Town are now the lowest ranked team left in the FA Cup after a dramatic 97th minute equaliser earned the club a replay at Devon rivals Bideford.

The two sides were due to play their second qualifying round tie on Saturday, but the clash was postponed due a waterlogged pitch.

Bodmin, currently playing at the tenth level on the English football pyramid, matched their level eight opponents at a wet and windy Priory Park on Wednesday night (September 20) as they battled for the right to play Haringey Borough in the next round.

Captained by Exeter City loanee and former Bodmin College student Max Smallcombe, Bideford took the lead in only the second minute through Ryan Turner, but a Jake Ash goal in the seventh minute of injury time earned Bodmin a draw.

If Bodmin manage to pull off a shock win in Tuesday’s (September 26) replay in Devon, they will match their all-time best performance in the competition.

Having already beaten three teams a level above them away from home to reach this stage, Bodmin are unlikely to be fazed by the task as they attempt to add to the £6,425 in prize money they have already collected.

The winners of Tuesday's replay will still have to negotiate a further two qualifying rounds before they can think about earning a place in the first round proper and a possible clash with the likes of Plymouth Argyle, Blackburn, Portsmouth or Wigan.