Gillingham 3 Woking Tranmere Acc Stanley Leyton Oreint Newport County

PAUL RAYNOR is dreaming of another big tie in round three after a dramatic comeback victory.

Dominic Samuel’s brace and Vadaine Oliver’s winner saw Gillingham through after Woking led through Max Kretzschmar and Josh Davison respectively.

Assistant boss Raynor said: “We had a wonderful tie against West Ham last year. We’re one game away from getting a good game, which is what the FA Cup is about for Gillingham.”

Woking boss Alan Dowson said: “We’ll score goals, but defensively we’re not good at the minute.”

IAN DAWES urged Tranmere to continue their momentum after a second-straight win.

Corey BlackettTaylor and Peter Clarke scored for Rovers, and caretaker boss Dawes said: “We were outstanding. Anyone watching that would have been entertained.”

Away manager John Coleman, who saw Colby Bishop level, said: “Sorry to the chairman, that has cost money in these hard financial times.”

MICHAEL FLYNN hailed the impact of Newport match-winner Jamie Devitt.

Ash Baker’s goal was cancelled out by home prospect Hector Kyprianou, before Devitt struck.

Flynn said: “It was a fantastic goal by Jamie Devitt, it went right into the top corner.”

Orient head coach Ross Embleton said: “We never imposed ourselves at all.”