Riley grabbed a late winner to fire Northwich Victoria into the FA Cup second round at the hands of League One Charlton.

Northwich Victoria claim one of the shocks of the round

Teenage substitute Wayne Riley grabbed a late winner to fire Blue Square North outfit Northwich Victoria into the FA Cup second round at the hands of League One Charlton. Eighteen-year-old Riley had only been on the field for five minutes when Michael O'Connor's looped header put him clear but the substitute coolly slipped the ball past Darren Randolph to seal a deserved win. A man-of-the-match display from Randolph had looked to have done enough to earn the Addicks a replay at The Valley until Riley's 81st-minute heroics. The home side dominated the opening 45 minutes and were only denied a half-time lead due to some misfortune in front of goal and a series of fine saves from Randolph. Charlton had the first strike at goal after the break when Jonjo Shelvey fired straight at Curtis Aspden on 55 minutes. But the second half came to life after the arrival of Riley, with the teenager making no mistake after O'Connor's good work to send the home fans wild.