Brentford's five loanees in cup action will all go into the hat for the Second Round of the FA Cup after this weekend's First Round ties.
Will Grigg played the 90 minutes as MK Dons eventually saw off Port Vale 4-3 at Vale Park.
The Dons led 2-1 and 4-2 but a late Dany N'Guessan set up a nervy final ten minutes for Karl Robinson's side.
However they held on to secure their place in the Second Round draw.
Definitely joining Will in the Second Round are Alfie Mawson and Wycombe who came from behind to beat Barnet 3-1 at The Hive.
Alfie wasn't given permission to play in Saturday's tie which saw The Chairboys fall behind in the third minute to a strike from ex-Brentford striker John Akinde.
Wycombe rallied, with all three of their goals coming from former Bees, as Paul Hayes levelled just before half-time while Aaron Pierre and Sam Wood netted in the second-half to complete the comeback.
At Stevenage, Charlie Adams and Josh Clarke face a tricky replay away at Ryman Premier League side Maidstone United following Sunday's 0-0 draw at The Lamex.
Charlie played an hour for Boro while Josh was not in the squad as, despite hitting the woodwork twice, Graham Westley's side couldn't find a way past Maidstone.
The League Two side were indebted to goalkeeper Chris Day for keeping them in the tie with a couple of important late saves.
Also going to a replay are Aldershot Town who came within nine minutes of putting 2008 winners Portsmouth out of the competition at the first hurdle after a 2-2 draw at Fratton Park.
The game between the two sides took on extra resonance given the military history of both and it was the hosts who opened the scoring through Jed Wallace.
Aldershot hit back to lead thanks to goals from Jordan Roberts and Mark Molesley but Danny Hollands scored late on to set up a replay at Electrical Services Stadium.
Emmanuel was an unused substitute for the game as he returns from a leg injury which has hampered his time at The Shots.
In the Ryman Premier League Mark Smith kept a clean sheet to help Hampton & Richmond Borough end a run of four straight defeats at home to Bury Town.
The game looked like it was headed for a draw but Hampton hit twice in the final quarter of an hour through Tashan Adeyinka and Jerome Federico to secure the three points.
The win lifts Borough up to 15th in the table nine points below the play-off places.