Brackley Town knows all about being patient, having finally won promotion to the National League earlier this year after reaching the play-offs six times between 2018 and 2024. In the FA Cup, the Saints have reached round two on five occasions without managing to go any further, but maybe this could also be the year to put that right. They will take on Burton Albion from League One on Monday at 19:30 GMT and unlike their four previous second-round ties, this one will be at their St James Park ground. Gavin Cowan, the Brackley boss, believes being at home will play a massive part in the tie. Brackley's fans are incredible, and their support will be crucial in the match. The club has evolved from a community club into a professional community club, with improvements in how things are done around the club. Promotion in May meant Brackley did not have to enter the competition until the final qualifying round, and following a 1-1 draw at Woking, they secured their place in the main draw with a thumping 6-2 home win in the replay. Experienced forwards Matt Lowe and Danny Waldron both scored twice against opponents reduced to 10 men by a first-half red card, before Scott Pollock and Kyle Morrison added late goals to underline their victory at St James Park. Lowe was also on target against Notts County in the first round, and Brackley will again look to him as they plot an upset against Burton. Cowan praised Lowe's leadership, character, and endeavour, saying he's huge for the team in terms of big moments. Burton Albion has a high skillset, and Cowan has been to watch them in the build-up to the cup collision, taking in their game against Wigan. He knows what Brackley is up against and what they need to do to win the game. The match will be a tough test for Brackley, but with their home advantage and the support of their fans, they have a chance to cause an upset.