The winner of this game will take on third-tier Rugby Borough in the third round – and their match will be shown live on the BBC.

Rugby will host either West Ham or Liverpool on Sunday, 9 February at 12:30 GMT.

The game will be available to watch on BBC iPlayer, BBC Red Button and the BBC Sport website and app.

The other seven matches in the round will be shown live via the Women's FA Cup YouTube channel and the FA Player.

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Liverpool lead 2-0 at the break, courtesy of an own goal from Camila Saez and a smart finish from Leanne Kiernan inside the opening 20 minutes.

Viviane Asseyi had a goal ruled out for offside for West Ham with the score at 0-1 and things only went from bad to worse for the hosts, with Amber Tysiak sent off for a foul on Taylor Hinds in the 38th minute.

It's a long way back for West Ham.

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Point blank stop from Megan Walsh to deny Liverpool a third goal on the stroke of half-time.

Taylor Hinds plays the ball back across the box and Leanne Kiernan - who else? - connects with a bullet header but Walsh stands tall. Excellent from the West Ham keeper.

Arsenal in complete control at the break.

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That would have been a lovely finish! Poppy Pattinson strikes from distance but it falls just wide of the far post.

That's well held by West Ham goalkeeper Megan Walsh, who climbs higher than the onrushing Leanne Kiernan to safely deal with a dangerous cross into a crowded box.

A lovely move, but Rosa Kafaji lacks the final product.

Frida Maanum and Mariona Caldentey knock the ball around on the edge of the box and slip it through to Kafaji. She takes a touch and is closed down before she can get a shot away.

West Ham make a change and it's winger Manuela Pavi who makes way for defender Shelina Zadorsky.

Chants of "Liverpool, Liverpool, Liverpool" ring around the Chigwell Construction Stadium.

And we approach half time, it's the visitors who'll definitely be the happier of the two sides.

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Now time for a triple change for Durham.

Eleanor Ryan-Doyle, Hannah Blake and Kaila Novak replace Lily Crosthwaite, Mollie Lambert and Aimee Claypole.

It's quietened a tad as we enter the final five minutes of the first half at Meadow Park, but Arsenal are still dominating. They attack in numbers and are overloading Bristol City when they run at them.

What do West Ham do now?

There's still 50 minutes to play and chasing a two-goal deficit, they can't afford to be too defensive.

Two more changes for Brighton.

Rachel McLaughlan and Poppy Pattinson are on, with Pauline Bremer and Bruna Vilamala coming on.

Vilamala isn't being risked.

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Amber Tysiak is off and West Ham are down to 10.

The defender is definitely late into the challenge and wipes out Taylor Hinds as they chase a loose ball.

It's a long way back for the hosts now.

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Frida Maanum dinks a decent cross towards Stina Blackstenius and it requires a good piece of goalkeeping from Jackie Burns to follow the ball and catch to stifle any danger.

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Bruna Vilamala has just spent a while on the ground receiving treatment, but thankfully for Brighton she's now back to her feet and waiting on the side of the pitch.

It's not clear if she's going to be able to continue yet, though.

West Ham have had some decent spells of possession since going 2-0 down and their link-up play in the middle of the park has been tight, but they haven't posed much of a threat to Rachael Laws' goal.

A brief stoppage as Liverpool goalkeeper Rachael Laws receives treatment.

Both managers take the opportunity to speak to their players.

It's been very similar to the first half since the restart here. Brighton are in control, playing some nice football in the final third.

Durham are still putting in the effort to try and hold the hosts back and see if they can dent their lead, but Albion are dealing with it.