Arsenal put five past Bristol City - Stina Blackstenius & Beth Mead both score twice, Frida Maanum also nets
Camila Saez own goal gives Liverpool lead at West Ham before goals from Leanne Kiernan & Grace Fisk
FT: Everton 2-0 Tottenham - Toffees beat last season's finalists
FT: Brighton 3-1 Durham
Fifth round draw has already taken place
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Thanks for tuning in to our coverage of the Women's FA Cup fourth round.
Make sure to join us again this Sunday for all of the action in the WSL, including a rematch between Liverpool and West Ham, runaway leaders Chelsea away at Aston Villa, and a lunchtime clash between Man City and Arsenal.
See you then!
The draw for the fifth round has already been made.
Here's how the fixtures look following tonight's action:
Saturday, 8 February:
Sunday, 9 February:
And that's a wrap (finally) on the fourth round of the Women's FA Cup.
Here's what happened around the grounds:
West Ham 0-5 Liverpool
It's all over and Liverpool are through to the fifth round in emphatic fashion.
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Three minutes of added time at the Chigwell Construction Stadium
West Ham 0-5 Liverpool
Half-hearted jeers from the home fans as Shekiera Martinez is pulled back for offside.
She's had precious little service tonight.
Arsenal 5-0 Bristol City
All over at Meadow Park. Arsenal are through to the fifth round.
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Oooooh.
Nearly another big mistake for Jackie Burns.
She tries to clear the ball but it deflects off an Arsenal player and goes narrowly wide of the far post.
West Ham 0-5 Liverpool
Both sides are beginning to wind down as the final whistle beckons.
Remember, they meet again in the WSL on Sunday.
Arsenal 5-0 Bristol City
Three minutes added at the end of the second half at Meadow Park.
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Arsenal continue to search for goals as we approach added time.
Stina Blackstenius is threaded through inside the box by Alessia Russo, but she fires over the bar.
West Ham 0-5 Liverpool
A sixth goal for Liverpool feels more likely than a West Ham consolation as we head towards the final five minutes.
West Ham 0-5 Liverpool
Liverpool have been all over West Ham in this second half, taking full advantage of their hosts being reduced to 10 players.
The 5-0 scoreline is a touch flattering but from set pieces and on the counter, Matt Beard's side have been excellent.
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal 5-0 Bristol City
Frida Maanum nearly has another!
Alessia Russo runs into the box and pulls the ball back for Maanum, but she drags her shot onto the crossbar.
West Ham 0-5 Liverpool
Shekiera Martinez should have done better there after being picked out in the box by Katrina Gorry. Was she waiting for an offside flag?
It wouldn't have changed the outcome of this match but West Ham's fans would have loved a consolation.
Arsenal 5-0 Bristol City
Amanda Ilestedt is on the pitch for Arsenal, making her first appearance since January as she returns from maternity leave and replaces Lotte Wubben-Moy.
Alessia Russo also comes on, with Beth Mead making way.
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Close! Libby Bance loses the ball inside the Bristol City box and Rosa Kafaji is free, but her effort deflects and goes behind for a corner.
Nothing comes from the resulting set piece.
West Ham 0-5 Liverpool
Another excellent save from West Ham's Megan Walsh to deny Julia Bartel. That was creeping under the cross bar.
Arsenal 5-0 Bristol City
Arsenal haven't been as prolific in this half, but a lot of that is down to Bristol City.
They're down and out but are still defending well and trying to close down Arsenal at every opportunity.
Sam Kerr (70 mins)
Make that five!
This really is turning into a night to forget for West Ham.
It's another set piece, this time taken by Julia Bartel, and it's Sam Kerr who rises highest at the near post to score her first goal for Liverpool.
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