Time for us to leave it there for this tie.

You can read Ciara Fleming's report as Aston Villa beat Brighton to book their place in the quarter-finals of the Women's FA Cup.

We'll be back at 16:45 GMT as holders Manchester United travel to third-tier Wolves.

See you then!

Villa are the first team in the hat for the quarter-finals then.

The draw for the last eight takes place on Tuesday, 11 February from 18:30 GMT on the Women's FA Cup YouTube channel.

It will be presented by Flo Lloyd Hughes and Charlton Athletic midfielder Carla Humphrey and Dulwich Hamlet player & DJ Lucy Monkman (Monki) will draw the balls.

The quarter-finals are scheduled to take place across 8-9 March.

It is Villa's first win under Natalia Arroyo too. She'll have been impressed by her side in an attacking front but she'll want to tighten up on a few things at the back I imagine.

With Rachel Daly, Gabi Nunes and Chasity Grant in their team they are a threat to any side.

What a Cup tie that was in the end then.

Villa's clinical finishing was the difference with Natalia Arroyo's side booking their place in the last eight for just the second time in the past six years.

All over!

Villa are through to the quarter-finals of the Women's FA Cup.

Image source, Getty Images

Still we go on...

The ball is at the wrong end of the pitch if you're a Brighton fan or player though.

Villa earn a free-kick deep in the Brighton half.

They are almost there.

Madison Haley looks to get in behind the Villa defence but the flag goes up for offside.

Is that Brighton's chances gone?

The chance to seal it!

Ebony Salmon is played in behind the Brighton defence but she takes too long and is crowded out in the end.

Pauline Bremer takes on a shot for the visitors but the effort goes wide.

They are running out of time to force extra time.

Maria Thorisdottir is replaced by Caitlin Hayes for the visitors.

We're into stoppage time.

The closest Brighton have come to forcing an equaliser.

They earn a corner from the right and that is clipped in right on top of Sabrina D'Angelo, who does really well to get a punch clear initially.

It is miscued back in on top of the keeper and eventually the referee spots a foul.

Villa are on the attack and Ebony Salmon's first involvement is to meet a cross from the left.

She's unable to direct it on goal though.

Double change for the hosts.

Rachel Daly and Gabi Nunes are replaced by Ebony Salmon and Missy Bo Kearns, who is returning from injury.

Rachel Daly does really well to rob Maria Thorisdottir of the ball on the halfway line.

She's got the whole of the Brighton half to run into but decides to be cautious and hold the ball up.

It allows defenders to get back and in the end she tries an ambitious ball in behind for Kirsty Hanson that drifts out for a goal kick.

Another change for Brighton.

Arsenal loanee Michelle Agyemang comes on for Jelena Cankovic.

Villa left-back Sarah Mayling is the latest player to go into a book.

It was a late tackle in the middle of the park from Mayling.

Almost a mess at the back for Brighton.

Defender Maria Thorisdottir and goalkeeper Melina Loeck are both hesitant as they look to deal with a long ball.

In the end Loeck smashes a clearance against Thorisdottir but there's enough defenders around to make sure Villa don't get a clear sight of goal.

Ah, Anna Patten has decided she can no longer continue and Danielle Turner comes on to try and see this game out for Villa.

Villa defender Anna Patten needs treatment for the second time in the match but she's able to continue.

That will mean a hefty chunk of added time at the end though.