Wimborne and Guiseley both play in the seventh tier of English football, where players are part time and clubs don’t just have money to throw around.

However, having both won five FA Cup ties so far, the pair have already banked £70,000 in this season’s competition.

It gets better for Wimborne and Guiseley as they are guaranteed another £21,200 even if they lose against City and Notts County respectively in round two.

But both clubs could easily earn up to six figures from their FA Cup run, with their home matches against League One opponents surely under consideration for broadcast.

If Wimborne and Guiseley are televised picks for the second round, they will get money from that.

And with massive crowds potentially at both games, both clubs could break club records when it comes to matchday revenue.