Notts County v Shildon, 09 November 2003
| Score | 7-2 to Notts County |
| Referee | Andre Marriner |
| Competition | FA Cup 1st round |
| Venue | Meadow Lane |
| Attendance | 4,016 |
View Notts County v Shildon head to head
Goals:
| Nick Fenton | 7 |
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| Clive Platt | 14 |
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| Clive Platt | 18 |
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| Kevin Nicholson | 64 |
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| Ian Richardson | 69 |
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| Tony Barras | 84 |
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| Paul Heffernan | 88 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Steve Mildenhall
Defender
Nick Fenton
Defender
Steve Jenkins
Defender/Centre back
Tony Barras
Defender/Centre back
Ian Richardson
Defender/Midfielder
Ian Baraclough
Defender/Midfielder
Paul Riley
Midfielder
Simon Baldry
Midfielder
Darren Caskey
Forward
Clive Platt
Forward
Mark Stallard
Substitutions:
| Kevin Nicholson for Paul Riley | 46 |
| Paul Heffernan for Clive Platt | 79 |
| Michael Brough for Simon Baldry | 83 |
Cards:
| Tony Barras | 82 | Y |
Comments:
Unused substitutes: Stuart Garden and Willis Francis This was Notts County's biggest win in the FA Cup since the beat Horsham 9-1 in the First Round on 29 November 1947. Their tally included hat-ticks from Tommy Lawton and Jackie Sewell.2 Shildon
Goals:
| James Middleton | 55 |
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| Garry Williamson-Barnes | penalty | 63 |
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Starting lineup:
John Jackson
Goalkeeper
Graham Liddle
Defender
James Middleton
Defender
Charlie Walton
Defender
Lee Hainsworth
Defender/Midfielder
David Bayles
Midfielder
Keith Emmerson
Midfielder
Danny Key
Midfielder
Garry Williamson-Barnes
Midfielder
Nigel Bolton
Forward
Lee Ellison
Forward
Substitutions:
| Danny Richmond for Nigel Bolton | 46 |
| Adam Reid for Charlie Walton | 56 |
| Stephen Tobin for Lee Hainsworth | 70 |
Cards:
| James Middleton | 25 | Y |
| Danny Key | 45 | Y |
Comments:
Unused substitutes: Stuart Garden and Willis Francis This was Notts County's biggest win in the FA Cup since the beat Horsham 9-1 in the First Round on 29 November 1947. Their tally included hat-ticks from Tommy Lawton and Jackie Sewell.Comments:
Unused substitutes: Philip Owers and James Chapman A number of sources recorded that Shildon defender Lee Hainsworth was replaced by Philip Owers (a 45 year-old goalkeeper) after 70 minutes. The match report on Shildon's offical web site confirmed that the correct substitute was Stephen Tobin. This was Shildon's first game in the 'proper' rounds of the FA Cup since 4 November 1961 when they lost 5-2 in a First Round tie at Oldham Athletic. Having first entered the competition in 1898, the Railwaymen have yet to knock out a Football League club.