VAUXHALL MOTORS have been handed a testing tie at high-flying Blue Square Premier Division club Stevenage Borough in the FA Trophy second round.
The Ellesmere Port-based club received a walk-over from the first round after scheduled opponents King’s Lynn went out of business.
Current FA Trophy holders Stevenage, who are managed by Graham Westley, progressed to the second round on Saturday with a 2-0 home victory over last season's semi-final opponents Ebbsfleet.
Goals from Chris Beardsley and David Bridges secured Borough’s hopes of retaining the trophy.
And Newport County’s seventh win in eight games has secured the club a home tie.
The Blue Square South leaders were drawn against York City or Hinckley United after bagging a 3-1 home victory against lower-league side Farnborough Town at the weekend.
Kidderminster will entertain the winners of the tie between Hampton and Richmond and Lewes.
Blue Square leaders Oxford United have earned a home tie now against Woking.
Martin Ling’s Cambridge United will entertain Eastbourne Borough, while Rushden and Diamonds will travel to Workington, and Tamworth will travel to the winners of the tie between Gainsborough Trinity and Southport.
Barrow face a long trip to Maidenhead United, while Salisbury City entertain Maidstone United or Histon.
Fleetwood Town, who defeated Chester on Friday night, have the reward of a home tie against Dover Athletic.
The full FA Trophy second round draw is: AFC Wimbledon v Wrexham or Altrincham; Worcester City v Carshalton Athletic or Northwood; Stevenage Borough v Vauxhall Motors; Blyth Spartans v Guiseley or Redditch United; Cambridge United v Eastbourne Borough;
Gateshe ad or Harrogate Town v Arlesey Town or Chippenham Town; Oxford United v Woking; Stalybridge Celtic v Corby Town; Kidderminster Harriers v Hampton & Richmond Borough or Lewes; Newport County v Hinckley United or York City;
Workington v Rushden & Diamonds; Chelmsford City or Truro City v Crawley Town; Fleetwood Town v Dover Athletic; Southport or Gainsborough Trinity v Tamworth; Maidenhead United v Barrow; Salisbury City v Maidstone United or Histon.
Ties to be played on January 9, with the winners each picking up £6,000.