The FA Cup is known for many things - being the world's oldest cup competition, primarily - but in the early rounds it is giant-killing exploits that fans anticipate above anything else.

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The tradition and prestige of the competition is intrinsically linked not just to those teams who eventually emerge triumphant at Wembley each season, but to those unlikely and often unheraled sides that cause improbable shocks along the way.

In which game did ‘George The Substitute’ bring about giant-killing success for his team, and what was his real name?  And who gave him his famous nickname?

Before non-league Luton beat Norwich in 2013, what was the last away win by a non-league

side against a top-flight side

and what was the year?