Gabi Nunes scores hat-trick, Rachel Daly (2), Chasity Grant, Kirsty Hanson, Paula Tomas and Jill Baijings also on target for Aston Villa
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Image source, Getty ImagesThat's it from us after an exciting, action-packed day in the Women's FA Cup.
You can read our round-up of all today's matches here after wins for Manchester City, Chelsea, Aston Villa, London City Lionesses, Sunderland, Newcastle, Wolverhampton and Rugby Borough.
We'll be back on Friday for the return of the WSL as Liverpool take on Brighton. Be sure to join us again for that one!
The draw for the fifth round will take place on Monday on the Women's FA Cup YouTube page, external.
It will take place from 18:30 GMT with Ryhanna Parara and four-time FA Cup winner Jen Beattie drawing the balls.
The fifth-round ties are due to take place across the weekend of 8-9 February.
This year's final take place at Wembley on 18 May.
Image source, Getty ImagesSeven fourth-round games were postponed this weekend due to frozen pitches.
New dates and kick-off times have been set for three fixtures, with the rest to be announced in due course.
That's it from a weather-hit weekend of Women's FA Cup action. Here are the results from the games that did take place...
Aston Villa 9-0 Bristol Rovers
Aston Villa are through to the fifth round with a comprehensive win.
Bristol Rovers did fantastically to make it to this stage of the competition but it quickly became clear there were outclassed at Bescot Stadium.
The hosts were 3-0 up after eight minutes with Gabi Nunes scoring in between two Rachel Daly headers.
Nunes went on to complete a hat-trick while there were also goals for Paula Tomas, Chasity Grant, Kirsty Hanson and debutante Jill Baijings.
Great effort by Rovers but it's Villa who go through - and in some style.
Image source, Getty ImagesAston Villa 9-0 Bristol Rovers
Jill Baijings tries her luck from distance but her curling effort goes over the bar.
It looks like Bristol Rovers will avoiding a double-digit defeat.
Aston Villa 9-0 Bristol Rovers
Into the last minute of the 90 and Jill Baijings shot is deflected into the arms of George Hunt.
That brings big cheers from the Bristol Rovers fans, who, after the initial shock of seeing their team go 3-0 inside eight minutes, have shown them great support this evening.
Aston Villa 9-0 Bristol Rovers
George Hunt is forced into another good save to keep out a sharp effort from Gabi Nunes before Kirsty Hanson blazes a shot well over the bat from distance.
That one might even have cleared the stand from Hanson. She's been very good since she came on but, well, that wasn't.
Aston Villa 9-0 Bristol Rovers
Double change for Rovers as Abi Todd and Connie Short come on for Daisy Ackerman and Jodie Exley.
Jill Baijings
A debut goal!
After a scrappy passage of play, Jill Baijings decides enough is enough, takes a touch and spins to hit an unerring left-footed shot into the corner of the net.
No stopping that. A great way for her to belatedly start her Villa career after injury.
Image source, Getty ImagesAston Villa 8-0 Bristol Rovers
Bristol Rovers may want a consolation goal but Aston Villa look like they fancy a couple more themselves.
Kirsty Hanson continues to cause problems down the left.
Aston Villa 8-0 Bristol Rovers
Into the last 15 minutes and while the result has long been beyond doubt, Bristol Rovers will still be hoping they can find a goal to give their loud travelling support something to cheer.
They have had a couple of chances in this second half.
Aston Villa 8-0 Bristol Rovers
The first booking of the day goes to Emily Bayliss as she stops an Aston Villa counter-attack at source.
Aston Villa 8-0 Bristol Rovers
Bristol Rovers threaten again as Emison Evans finds herself in space on the left side of the Aston Villa box.
Meg Jarvis is waiting in the middle but Evans takes on the shot from a tight angle and Sophia Poor pushes it away.
Aston Villa 8-0 Bristol Rovers
Kirsty Hanson should make it nine but skews her first-time shot wide after more excellent play from Chasity Grant on the right wing.
Aston Villa 8-0 Bristol Rovers
Bristol Rovers turn to their bench again with Nia Rees replaced by Emison Evans.
Gabi Nunes (hat-trick)
Hat-trick for Gabi Nunes!
Such a simple goal. An in-swinging corner from the left by Miri Taylor, whipped in and Nunes flicks it in at the near post.
Good delivery, good header and Villa march on. Nunes will leave with the match ball.
Aston Villa 7-0 Bristol Rovers
Off the post!
Aston Villa hit the post for the fourth time...
Good work down the right from Chasity Grant and her cutback is deflected into the path of Jordan Nobbs.
Nobbs has time to take a touch before getting a shot off and, after a deflection, sees it come back off the post.
Aston Villa 7-0 Bristol Rovers
Double change for Bristol Rovers as Emily Bayliss and Annys Turner come on for Poppy Warren and Charlotte Buxton.
Kirsty Hanson
It's the same combination as the sixth goal but this time it is Chasity Grant putting the ball on a plate for Kirsty Hanson.
Grant does superbly to nip in, intercept a pass and break down the right. She looks up and fires in a low cross that allows Hanson to just open up her body and side foot the ball home first time.
