The home side look in the mood.

It is wave after wave of Aston Villa attack and Bristol Rovers are having to stay switched on.

Another early goal and this could quickly become a very long night for the visitors.

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Aston Villa so nearly in front inside two minutes.

A lovely flick around the corner from Ebony Salmon sets Gabi Nunes away down the left.

She gets into the area, past the full-back but her shot is blocked. Corner.

Away we go!

The teams are out and we are just a few moments away from kick-off.

This has been billed as the biggest game in Bristol Rovers' short history and they are being backed by a lively travelling support.

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It is less than six years since Bristol Rovers WFC, in its current form, was founded.

Manager Nathan Hallett-Young has been with them since the start as they have worked their way up from the Gloucestershire County Women's Football League to the fourth tier National League Division South West.

It has been some rise but this evening's tie with Aston Villa at Bescot Stadium is another level altogether.

“When you cast your mind back to the point when we started and we were literally playing on pitches with cabbages on, like it's just mental," he told Bristol Live, external.

"It's just another world and I'm very grateful for the Community Trust taking us on the initial point. I'm grateful that the club have now taken us on into this kind of new era.

"But I think it's one of those things where it's great to see how far we've come."

After shocking Oxford in the last round, Rovers are eyeing another, even bigger, scalp tonight.

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Back to the game at Bescot Stadium and Aston Villa are still looking for a new manager after Robert de Pauw left the club in December.

His assistant Shaun Goater has been in caretaker charge ever since and was at the helm for their 3-1 win over West Ham before the winter break.

For fans of a certain age, Goater will need no introduction. The Bermudan is a legend at Manchester City for his goalscoring exploits during a five-year spell at Maine Road.

He scored 102 goals in 209 games for City, including two in a famous win over Manchester United in November 2002.

Now it's time to see what 'The Goat' has to offer in the dugout...

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.

There were seven other games today in total - the rest fell victim to the icy weather that has hit the UK this week. Here is everything that's happened in the Women's FA Cup this afternoon...

• Fulham 0-5 London City Lionesses
• Exeter City 1-7 Sunderland
• Man City 3-0 Ipswich
• Newcastle United 1-0 Nottingham Forest
• Cheltenham Town 0-2 Wolverhampton
• London Bees 0-6 Rugby Borough
• Chelsea 4-0 Charlton

Manchester City

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Speaking after Manchester City's 3-0 win over Ipswich, boss Gareth Taylor praised Vivianne Miedema for her goal on her comeback from injury: "Viv is a top player and she is always going to make this team better.

"We have to be mindful that it’s been a while since she has been back with us so hopefully this gives her the confidence and gives her more minutes under her belt to blow the cobwebs off a little bit to be ready for what’s ahead."

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Last time Manchester City played Ipswich in the FA Cup, it finished 10-0 to the WSL side.

It wasn't quite so one-sided this time around but it was still comfortable enough for City as they cruised to a 3-0 win.

Jill Roord put them in front, Laura Coombs doubled the lead after the break and Vivianne Miedema came off the bench to make it three in her first appearance since undergoing knee surgery in October.

Ella Toone said the injury which ruled her out for two months was a "blessing in disguise" as the midfielder scored on her return in Manchester United's 7-0 Women's FA Cup win over West Brom on Saturday evening.

Toone came off the bench with the Reds 1-0 up against their tier-three counterparts, thanks to Melvine Malard's early finish.

Holders United were ruthless at the end as they scored six goals in 18 minutes, with substitute Rachel Williams scoring an impressive second-half hat-trick and Celin Bizet also netting twice.

But Toone's effort was the pick of the bunch, as the England international curled the ball in off the crossbar from the edge of the box in the 83rd minute, marking her comeback in emphatic fashion.

"In the first half of the season I had a lot going on and it probably affected me more than I realised when I was out on the pitch," Toone told BBC Radio 5 Live.

Watch Toone's brilliant curling strike above.

In case you're just joining us, Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah scored a first-half hat-trick as Championship side London City Lionesses thrashed Fulham at Craven Cottage at lunchtime.

You can watch highlights of that game above.

Rachel Daly captains an Aston Villa side targeting a third straight win in a third different competition.

After wins over Charlton and West Ham in the League Cup and WSL, respectively, before the winter break, Villa caretaker boss Shaun Goater is out to maintain his 100% start.

Jill Baijings, who joined on loan from Bayern Munich in the summer, is in the Villa squad for the first time all season after suffering a back injury in pre-season.

Aston Villa XI: D'Angelo, Mayling, Patten, Turner, Tomas, Nobbs, Taylor, Leon, Salmon, Daly, Nunes.

Subs: Poor, Maritz, Baijings, Tucker, Hanson, Grant.

Striker Megan Jarvis has scored 17 goals in 16 games so far this season and is one to keep an eye on for Bristol Rovers.

Bristol Rovers XI: Hunt, Douglas, Warren, Bassett, Ackermann, Jarvis, Rees, Buxton, Bourne-Hallett, Exley, Barrett.

Subs: Lewis, Todd, Evans, Turner, Bellotti, Short, Hayward, Bayliss, Davies.

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Thumbs up if you're predicting an upset at Bescot Stadium this evening...

We've had quite the afternoon of FA Cup action and we're not done yet!

The final match of the weekend sees WSL side Aston Villa take on Bristol Rovers of National League Division South West.

One more chance for an upset...

Chelsea book their place in round five of the FA Cup with a comfortable 4-0 win over Charlton Athletic.

Mayra Ramirez, Guro Reiten, Aggie Beever-Jones and Niamh Charles were all on the scoresheet as the Blues extended their unbeaten run under manager Sonia Bompastor to 17 matches.

The Chelsea boss will be particularly pleased with the performance of Lauren James, who marked her return from injury with a lively first-half showing.

Charlton were tenacious in defence, with goalkeeper Jessica Gray producing several excellent stops between the sticks while under relentless pressure from Chelsea's attackers.

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Sophie O'Rourke picks up the first yellow card of the game for a foul on Wieke Kaptein.

The Chelsea player stays down and receives on-field attention before leaving the pitch on a stretcher.

Chelsea will play out the remaining minutes with 10 players having already used all five substitutes.

Four minutes of added time.