Matt Cox and Tristan Crama are still in this season’s Emirates FA Cup, following Bristol Rovers’ 1-1 draw away at Norwich City on Saturday.
The Sky Bet League One side fell behind to their Championship opposition after 12 minutes, Ashley Barnes with the goal, but levelled shortly after through Grant Ward.
That was how it remained as both sides go into the hat for Monday night's fourth-round draw.
Cox and Crama both played 90 minutes and have a league trip to Barnsley to look forward to this Saturday.
Another side to secure a creditable result against higher-division opposition this weekend were Paris Maghoma and Bolton Wanderers.
Maghoma played 73 minutes as the Trotters drew 0-0 away at Premier League Luton Town on Sunday.
Bolton return to league action this Saturday with a home game against Cheltenham Town.
It was a more difficult afternoon for Fin Stevens, Oxford United conceding six against Coventry City on Saturday.
The damage was done early, the Sky Blues racing into a 3-1 lead after just 17 minutes. Tyler Goodrham threatened an Oxford comeback when he made it 4-2 with 11 minutes to play, but the hosts netted twice more to complete victory.
Des Buckingham's side head to AFC Wimbledon in the EFL Trophy on Tuesday night, before turning their focus back to the League One promotion race on Saturday with a trip to Carlisle.
The Cumbrians head into that game off the back of a 2-1 defeat at Exeter City on Saturday. With Ryan Trevitt sidelined because of injury, the Grecians took the points thanks to second-half strikes from former Brentford midfielder Reece Cole and Sonny Cox.
Back out of the relegation zone, Exeter head to Blackpool next Saturday.
Daniel Oyegoke also remains out due to a shoulder injury. Without him, Bradford City conceded three times in the final 5 minutes to lose 4-2 at home to Crawley Town.
14th in Sky Bet League Two, the Bantams are at Derby County in the EFL Trophy tomorrow night, before heading to Colchester United in the fourth tier on Saturday.
Ben Winterbottom missed Welling United’s 3-1 defeat at home to Aveley in the National League South on Saturday.
The defeat, a fourth in five league games, leaves the Wings eight points from safety. This weekend, the league takes a back seat with Welling at home to National League leaders Chesterfield in the FA Trophy.