Canvey Island, the lowest-ranked team remaining in the FA Cup, will face Boreham Wood in the second round. The eighth-tier side defeated Banbury United in the first round and will now host the National League outfit.
Fellow eighth-tier side Marine, who stunned League Two Colchester United with a penalty shoot-out victory, will welcome Havant & Waterlooville. Marine captain Niall Cummins welcomed the draw, saying: 'What's the point of running on a big pitch? Come to our pitch and a smaller ground.'
National League North's Chorley, who knocked out League One Wigan Athletic, face the competition's highest-ranked team in League One leaders Peterborough United. Striker Harry Cardwell admitted: 'I don't think we could have asked for a tougher draw.'
Darlington manager Alun Armstrong said his side's trip to Bristol Rovers was a tough hand: 'We wanted a home draw, but it is what it is. The underdogs is a great position.'
Harrogate Town host Blackpool, with captain Josh Falkingham aiming to 'write more history' and reach the third round for the first time. Non-league Oxford City also progressed after coming from behind to beat Northampton Town 2-1.
