Manager Karl Curtis is in his first season at the club and has guided them to fourth place in their division.
They are four points behind leaders Uxbridge, who they beat 3-1 in their most recent league game last week.
Curtis says the cup run has given his ambitious club the hope they can push for more promotions having risen from regional league football over the past decade.
“It’s the belief,” he tells BBC Sport. “It just keeps growing, the belief.
“The FA Cup run will end, it’s going to end at some point, whether that’s next round or in the third round.
“But what this does is just generates belief in the group, so when we do go back to our league campaign if we find ourselves in a good position, top six, top seven, the belief that we can beat top teams and good teams and we can go on and finish our season strongly, that’s the most important thing.
“Forget the finances, it’s about big nights like this and the fans.
“There’s lots of people watching who couldn’t get a ticket tonight and everyone watching on the telly and there’s fans here for the first time, so come to the league games.
“We need to generate this type of atmosphere because it’s the difference between us maybe staying in the play-offs and maybe filtering away.”
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