There really isn't much to separate these two sides this season - they sit seventh (Liverpool) and eighth (West Ham), respectively, in the WSL - so we could be in for a close encounter.

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We are under way in our other two games – Arsenal v Bristol City and West Ham v Liverpool.

Brighton are still dominating here, although Durham are doing a decent job of holding their shape.

Will the visitors' defence crack again before the break?

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The teams are out at the Chigwell Construction Stadium, where the past two meetings between West Ham and Liverpool have ended 1-1.

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It's one-way traffic. Pauline Bremer beats her marker and knocks the ball to Marisa Olislagers, who tries to slide it across to Michelle Agyemang, but her pass is intercepted.

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Arsenal boss Renee Slegers said her side will have to "on their toes" against Bristol City, labelling the Championship outfit a "top team".

Bristol City are second in the Championship table, behind Birmingham City only on goal difference.

"It's going to be an interesting game. It's going to be challenging in the way that it's our first game back after the break," Slegers said.

"Bristol City is a top team in the Championship. We definitely shouldn't think this is going to be an easy one.

"What we're going to ask from the girls is to be on their toes in this game against this opposition."

A good move from Pauline Bremer, but it doesn't end up troubling Tatiana Saunders too much.

Bremer shoves off her defender and dribbles into the box before firing an effort towards the near post. It's easily tracked and held by the Durham goalkeeper.

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Rehanne Skinner said West Ham want to "hit the ground running" in the FA Cup.

"I love the FA Cup, and our game against Liverpool is something that everybody is looking forward to," Skinner said before the game. "We’ve explained about the competition to the players who are from abroad, because everyone’s got their own versions of competitions that stand out in their country.

"We’ve explained about the historical nature of the competition and that it’s not just a cup, it’s got this real background and history to it.

"The league is huge for us, but this is an opportunity to hit the ground running in the FA Cup. We want to make sure we give a good account of ourselves and try to go on a cup run, and to add to the improvements made over the course of the season as well."

Good defending. Maria Thorisdottir races through the middle and spots Michelle Agyemang free to her right.

She slots the ball towards the forward but Sarah Wilson races across to recover for Durham.

Brighton are doing a good job of keeping hold of the ball, spraying it across the pitch.

Durham can't get anywhere near it.

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Bristol City's tie with Arsenal is a good opportunity to test themselves against one of the top sides in the country, says manager Steven Kirby.

Arsenal currently sit fourth in the Women's Super League, while Bristol City are second in the Championship - level on points with leaders Birmingham - and have promotion back to the top flight as their main goal.

"It's one that we want to use as a measure to see where we're at. It couldn't be a better team to do that against," Kirby told BBC Points West.

"For us it's a huge opportunity to test ourselves against one of the best teams in the country but an opportunity in the competition - we won't be there to make up the numbers.

"We'll be going to try and win the game, see if we can perform as well as we can and see what we can get from the game."

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Liverpool boss Matt Beard hopes his side can go far in the Women's FA Cup "and keep our season alive".

The Reds play West Ham twice in four days, tonight in the FA Cup and again in the Women's Super League on Sunday.

"I see this FA Cup tie as a very important game," Beard said before the game. "We want to go on a good run in this competition and keep our season alive.

"Staying in the FA Cup can keep everything driving and it’s important for the supporters as well. It’s one we definitely want to win.

"West Ham are doing alright and they had a good win over Everton at the weekend. They have been picking results up and Rehanne Skinner is doing a very good job there. It’s like anything, things take time. As a manager when you come in and inherit someone else’s team, it takes time."

Durham push, with Aimee Claypole pressing Jorelyn Carabali at the byeline and trying to snatch the ball inside the Brighton box.

It doesn't work, though, and deflects off her and out for a goal kick.

Brighton have raced to a three-goal lead over Durham, but it's still goalless between Everton and Tottenham at Walton Hall Park in the other 19:00 GMT kick-off.

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Time for another stoppage, with Durham goalkeeper Tatiana Saunders on the ground.

The goalkeeper is retiring at the end of the month, with this being her final match for the club.

Durham are still trying to keep themselves in this one, but it only looks like there'll be one outcome.

Brighton are cutting out any of their attempts to move forwards.

Great effort! Bruna Vilamala strikes towards Tatiana Saunders' goal from the edge of the area, cutting in from the right and sending a whipped effort towards the top corner, but Saunders manages to palm it over.

Pauline Bremer sends a cross into the middle of the Brighton box and it strikes the hand of Sarah Wilson on its way.

Brighton have a great chance to make it 2-0.

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