Women's FA Cup: Karna Solskjaer makes Manchester United debut
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Karna Solskjaer was brought on for her Manchester United debut with three minutes remaining at Bridgwater
Karna Solskjaer, daughter of Manchester United legend Ole Gunnar, made her Red Devils debut in their 2-0 Women's FA Cup fourth round win at Bridgwater.
Her father, the former United forward and manager, and mother were among the capacity crowd of 2,500 to watch the 19-year-old come off the bench.
Her late introduction came after the tie was firmly in her side's grasp.
A first-half own goal by Charlotte Buxton and late second from Ella Toone sent the top-flight side through.
Manchester United enjoyed 69% possession and had 23 shots, 11 of which were on target, but the third-tier side - who have only been in existence for six months - defended stoutly.
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Meanwhile, WSL bottom side Birmingham City needed extra time to get past Championship club Sunderland 2-1, while Everton put four past third-tier side Huddersfield Town and West Ham beat Sheffield United 4-1
Tia Primmer sent Reading into Monday night's draw with the winner in a 3-2 success at Brighton in the all-WSL tie.
Leicester City ended Tottenham's involvement, with extra-time goals from Esmee de Graaf and Sophie Howard seeing the Foxes progress as 3-1 winners after it finished 1-1 in normal time.
Leighanne Robe scored a hat-trick as Championship leaders Liverpool beat Lincoln City 6-0, while Charlton also put six past Plymouth Argyle.
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