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.

A final change for Charlton in the dying minutes.

Melisa Filis is replaced by Janis Chime.

Hannah Hampton hasn't had a lot to do but she dashes out of her area to snuff out a promising forward ball from Charlton.

Chelsea are pushing forward once again.

Oriane Jean-Francois is the latest Chelsea player to have a crack at goal but Kiera Skeels throws herself in the way of the shot.

Can Chelsea get a fifth?

This is the sixth time in 17 matches that Chelsea have scored at least four goals.

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Lucy Bronze breaks forward and finds Aggie Beever-Jones at the near post. However, the substitute is denied a second goal by the fingertips of Jessica Gray.

The scoreline is an unfair reflection of the Charlton keeper's performance. She's produced several top-drawer saves to limit the damage.

Two more changes for Charlton, with Ellie Brazil and Karin Muya replaced by Gloria Siber and Mary Bashford.

Chelsea win a freekick in a promising position but Maika Hamano drags her effort well wide of the goal.

Chelsea's Oriane Jean-Francois is caught in possession and Charlton surge forward.

However, they don't make the most of the resulting corner and another promising opportunity comes to nothing for the visitors.

It's Charlton's turn to make a couple of changes.

Sophie O'Rourke comes on for Jodie Hutton while Kayleigh Barton makes way for Atlanta Primus.

More changes for Chelsea, with Erin Cuthbert and Mayra Ramirez replaced by Sjoeke Nusken and Maika Hamano.

Charlton will be happy to see the back of Ramirez, who thoroughly deserved her first-half goal and provided the assist for Chelsea's third.

A trio of corners allow Charlton to enjoy their first extended stay in Chelsea's box for a long time.

Millie Bright deals safely with the first two at the near post before the ball eventually ends up in the arms of Hannah Hampton.

Aggie Beever-Jones has taken a leaf out of Lucy Bronze's playbook and is proving a nuisance down the right-hand side.

She pings the ball into the box but fellow substitute Wieke Kaptein can't capitalise.