Nervy moments in the Watford backline as Beth Mead's lofted ball to the back post causes concern.

Hornets defender Corinne Henson is on hand to turn the ball behind just beyond the woodwork. The resulting corner is then cleared without much fuss by the visitors.

Mike, Durham fan: Durham definitely grew into the game with Roord's goal coming against the run of play. Great atmosphere at Maiden Castle and here's hoping for another competitive half. Not everyday you get to watch Lionnesses at MC!

Nusam, Bath: Professional job it has to be said from Man City. Cultured finish by Coombs and followed by a stunner. Fair play to Durham who won’t stop fighting. Need to have a look back at the goals, they were absolutely brilliant.

Before they got under way in Luton, someone had to fix the net.

Is there anything more FA Cup than that?

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Arsenal debutant Emily Fox goes down holding her face as she seems to have been caught by the elbow of a Watford midfielder.

Thankfully for her and Arsenal she is ok to continue.

It's 1,204 days since Chelsea lost a game in the FA Cup. The winners in each of the last three seasons have been the better side since that early West Ham goal but are yet to really look like finding the net.

Such tempo and rhythm to Arsenal's attacking play. You can tell they are really enjoying themselves out there at the moment.

Vivianne Miedema attempts a nutmeg on the edge of the Watford box but she is crowded out by several defenders before she can aim a shot at goal.

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Elsewhere in the FA Cup, third-tier Ipswich Town have taken an early lead at home to second-tier Charlton Athletic.

Sophie Peskett pounces on a loose pass before getting past N'Dow and firing an effort past Gray. Is an upset on the cards?

Nottingham Forest have also taken the lead at fellow third-tier opponents Plymouth Argyle. Louanne Worsey has put Forest ahead after latching onto Becky Anderson's pass, taking the ball around the goalkeeper and then coolly finishing.

Other scores from around the FA Cup fourth round (games with no WSL sides):

Crystal Palace 0-0 Blackburn Rovers

Ipswich Town 1-0 Charlton Athletic

Plymouth Argyle 0-1 Nottingham Forest

Sunderland 0-0 Southampton

Burnley v Birmingham City (14:00 GMT)

Reading v Wolverhampton Wanderers (14:00 GMT)

Almost three for Arsenal.

A free kick is swung in from the right hand side by Beth Mead, and Vivianne Miedema finds herself in acres of space in the middle of the box, but the forward can only direct her volley straight at Jacqui Goldsmid.

So far, so good for City.

They are in control thanks to two great goals - particularly the second by Jill Roord - and only Durham keeper Naoisha McAloon, plus the woodwork, has stopped them being further in front.

Denisse, Belvoir: Beautiful day for footy. Tremendous weather and game but shame the sun is trying to ruin our viewing. Can't stop me watching that super strike from Roord.

Flurry after flurry of Arsenal attack now, they aren't content to sit on their early two goal lead.

Beth Mead rises highest at the back post to head the ball goalwards, but a scramble on the line involving Watford keeper Jacqui Goldsmid and Alessia Russo results in a free kick for the away side.

City continue to try and prise Durham's defence open as they dominate possession. You can clearly hear City boss Gareth Taylor on the TV mics, encouraging his side and saying the defence will open eventually.

Not this time however, as a loose Laura Coombs pass rolls out for a goal kick.

Durham are not giving up yet, but lack quality when it comes to the final ball.

Beth Hepple has the ball in a good position, but rushes her cross and it flies out of play.

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That was an incredible finish. She sent it into the far corner and it is magnificent.

It is unfortunate for Durham, they've done well in the past 20 minutes. At 2-0 down it is going to be really tough for them to turn this around now.

Chelsea have had the better of the opening exchanges but are yet to muster a real shot on goal - though Lauren James has just floated one over from a long way out.

A first spell of possession for the away side sees Arsenal loanee Michelle Agyemang get a first touch of the ball.

Watford will be hoping she can help deliver a route back into this game against her parent club.