Gabi Nunes scores hat-trick, Rachel Daly (2), Chasity Grant, Kirsty Hanson, Paula Tomas and Jill Baijings also on target for Aston Villa
FT: Man City 3-0 Ipswich Town - Vivianne Miedema scores on return after three months out
FT: Chelsea 3-0 Charlton - Myra Ramirez, Guro Reiten and Aggie Beever-Jones all score
FT: Exeter 1-7 Sunderland - Eleanor Dale scores four and Ellen Jones nets hat-trick
FT: Fulham 0-5 London City Lionesses, Newcastle 1-0 Nottingham Forest
FT: London Bees 0-6 Rugby Borough, Cheltenham 0-2 Wolves
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Man City 2-0 Ipswich
It is surely only a matter of time until Manchester City get a third now with Ipswich starting to tire.
Jill Roord is played in by Chloe Kelly but her pass to Vivianne Mediema is cut out and then Kelly's stabbed effort is blocked after good work from Mediema.
Nicky Potts (23 mins)
And we have the breakthrough!
Mai Moncaster has plenty of space on the left-hand side to run into.
Her cross into the box takes a slight deflection, but falls kindly to Nicky Potts, who plants a ferocious strike into the goal. Rugby are up and running.
Image source, Getty ImagesNewcastle 0-0 Nottingham Forest
Image source, Getty ImagesNip and tuck at Kingston Park with over an hour gone.
Man City 2-0 Ipswich
There's a real scramble in the Ipswich box after a Manchester City free-kick from the right.
A free-kick eventually gets the away side out of trouble after Vivianne Mediema and Chloe Kelly had both seen goalbound efforts blocked.
London Bees 0-0 Rugby Borough
It's 20 minutes on the clock and this game has been end-to-end so far.
Fourth-tier London Bees have matched up well to Rugby Borough, who play one division above them.
All it's missing is a goal.
Image source, Getty ImagesMan City 2-0 Ipswich
Off the line!
Mary Fowler delivers another corner from the left and again it's Rebecca Knaak who gets her head on it.
This time the big defender's head is on target but it's hacked off the line. No debut goal yet for Knaak but she is proving to be a handful at set pieces.
Man City 2-0 Ipswich
Triple change for Manchester City and there are big cheers from the home fans as Vivianne Miedema comes on for her first appearance since October.
Jess Park and Laia Aleixandri are also on with Lily Murphy, Laura Coombs and Gracie Prior the three to make way.
Ipswich also make a substitution with Ella Rutherford replacing Lucy O'Brien.
Man City 2-0 Ipswich
Manchester City almost have a third as Chloe Kelly hammers a shot just over the bar.
Moments earlier, Lily Murphy have burst clear but chose to try and square it for Mary Fowler in the middle.
However, there was a bit too much on the pass and Fowler couldn't get on the end of it.
Exeter city 1-5 Sunderland
A hat-trick to start the second half.
Ellen Jones gets her third goal from a low cross from Natasha Fenton, making it her first Sunderland hat-trick.
Image source, Getty ImagesLaura Coombs
Manchester City double their lead as Laura Coombs gets her first goal of the season.
Jill Roord turns provider with some lovely footwork down the left before putting in a low cross.
Coombs meets it with a flick that comes back off the bar but is there to tap the rebound into an empty net.
Coombs was also on target in City's 10-0 win over Ipswich in this competition back in 2020.
Image source, Getty ImagesLondon Bees 0-0 Rugby Borough
Bees goalkeeper Tia Ginn comes to the rescue of her side.
Angelina Nixon does well on the left to get to the byline before cutting the ball back to Mai Moncaster.
Moncaster strikes it first time, but Ginn makes a good reflex save to keep the score level.
Man City 1-0 Ipswich
The game has already fallen into a very similar pattern to the first half with Manchester City dominating possession and Ipswich content to sit deep.
If it stays at just 1-0 then you'd have to think the visitors will try to push forward a bit more as the game goes on.
For now, though, they're happy to keep it as it is and remain in the game for as long as possible.
London Bees 0-0 Rugby Borough
Bees are the ones who create the first chance of the game.
Hailey Hoare steals the ball from Rugby goalkeeper Nyla Peterkin with barely two minutes on the clock, but her effort is saved Peterkin before the second is cleared off the line.
It's a bright start from the home side.
Man City 1-0 Ipswich
Good effort from Lily Murphy from the edge of the box.
The ball appeared to be stuck under her feet but she dug out the shot and Natalia Negri does well to tip it around the post.
Man City 1-0 Ipswich
They're also back under way at the Joie Stadium.
The other 13:00 GMT kick-offs at Exeter and Newcastle are slightly behind but should be up and running again shortly.
Image source, Getty ImagesWe are under way in two more games.
London Bees are hosting Rugby Borough while Wolves are at Cheltenham Town.
London Bees v Rugby Borough (14:00 GMT)
Image source, Getty ImagesLondon Bees' best season to date came in 2016 when they reached the semi-finals of the Women's League Cup, knocking out Chelsea on the way.
After beating Watford 2-0 in the preliminary round, they were drawn at home against Chelsea, who had won the FA Cup and the league title in the previous season.
Deanna Cooper scored in extra time to level the game at 3-3 and take the first-round tie to a penalty shootout.
Karen Carney and Ji So-Yun missed penalties for the Blues before Merrick Will slotted home the all-important kick to send the then second-tier Bees through.
They then beat Sheffield 2-0 before their run ended in the hands of Birmingham City in the semis.
Fulham 0-5 London City Lionesses
Job done for London City Lionesses.
The Championship side are into the fifth round.
Image source, Getty ImagesExeter City 1-4 Sunderland
Championship side Sunderland are dominating in Devon as they lead Exeter 4-1 at the break.
Two goals apiece from Sunderland's Ellen Jones and Eleanor Dale keep their side ahead despite Demi Lambourne being the busier of the two goalkeepers.
Can Exeter come back and build on that penalty from Sarah Stacey?
Image source, Getty ImagesCheltenham Town v Wolves (14:00 GMT)
Wolves are second in National League North and have lost just once this term, and in the previous round they beat Shrewsbury Town 14-0.
Cheltenham are ninth in National League South and might have their work cut out at Kayte Lane, but the Robinesses have never made it this far in this competition.
Cheltenham skipper Emily Owen used to play for Wolves and is from Wolverhampton itself, and she told BBC Radio Gloucestershire, "The effort and the hard work that the girls have put in so far to get to where we are, we deserve to be there so hopefully we can out in a good performance."
