Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa defender on BBC iPlayer

The next 10 minutes will be key. It is even more dangerous for Durham that they have started to have some possession.

Concentration will become a question mark. They definitely don't want to concede a second now because getting in at 1-0 gives them a chance to fix a couple of things.

Why not?! Katie Zelem takes aim from a good 25 yards out and the Manchester United skipper is not far away at all. Her shot fizzes over the top.

We're just about five minutes into the game and as expected Arsenal have enjoyed the lion's share of possession so far.

Watford have kept just one clean sheet this season (all competitions), and with the Gunners' array of attacking firepower the Hornets have quite the task of making that two this afternoon.

We're back up and running in Leigh as last year's finalists look to get the job done against Newcastle.

Tottenham Hotspur will be looking to build on their pre-Christmas win over Arsenal when they host Sheffield United at Brisbane Road.

Opponents Sheffield United sit 14 league places behind Spurs in the pyramid and go into the tie having been taken to extra-time by third-tier Rugby Borough in the third round, before winning 3-2.

Tottenham manager has Robert Vilahamn has made five changes from the side that beat Arsenal in the WSL last month. New signing Charlotte Grant makes her debut.

Meanwhile, Sheffield United boss Jonathan Morgan has made one from the side that drew 2-2 with Charlton Athletic last month. Charley Docherty replaces Jodie Hutton, who has a knock.

Tottenham XI: Votikova; Neville, Summanen, Bartrip, Grant, Petzelberget, Graham, Bizet, Zhang, Naz, England

Sheffield United XI: Stenson, Newsham, Barker, Bourne, Sigsworth, Rayner, Hodson, Docherty, Haywood, Kinzett, Brown

Tiegan, Sheffield: I’m predicting a McCabe goal fest today for Arsenal, and would love to see Beth and Viv get on the scoresheet too!

This has turned into a really decent game. City scored early and have had a hatful of chances to put the game to bed, but Durham have clung on and are now creating opportunities.

The latest, following a deep free kick launched into the City area, sees Ireland international Saoirse Noonan force a near post save from Khiara Keating.

An early opening for Vivianne Miedema.

She latches onto a clever reverse pass from Victoria Pelova, but her attempted shot is smothered for the visitors by a combination of keeper and defender.

The holders' campaign is under way.

Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa defender on BBC iPlayer

Sometimes, playing the long ball over the top is a good idea, it keeps Durham's back line on their toes, knowing if City can get through them that way, they will.

Away we go in the sunshine at Meadow Park, visitors Watford get us under way.

Here's hoping for an exciting FA Cup tie!

City have had a really sloppy last five minutes, they give the ball away in their own half again.

Lily Crosthwaite takes a shot from distance, but can only find Khiara Keating's midriff.

Pressure from Durham!

Khiara Keating mishits a clearance, Durham come back at City and earn a free kick 30 yards out central.

But Beth Hepple mishits a cross and sends it flying out for a goal kick. Huge chance wasted.

The teams are on the pitch at Meadow Park with kick off minutes away.

Can Watford spring a "cupset" by beating the record 14-time holders Arsenal this afternoon?

Let us know what you think: thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no.

Eastern Region Premier League side Luton Town are the lowest ranked team left in the competition and have already won five games to reach this stage.

They face a Brighton team who are four divisions - and 43 places - above them but the WSL outfit have been far from in great form.

The Seagulls are 10th in the table but have tasted victory just twice in the league this season so there may be a few nerves despite the gap between the sides.

Brighton boss Melissa Phillips has made three changes from the side which played Aston Villa before the winter break. Julia Zigiotti, Emma Kullberg and Lee Geum-min come into the side with Elisabeth Terland, Maisie Symonds and Jorelyn Carabali the players to make way.

Luton manager Rob Burton has made one change from the side which knocked out Keynsham Town in their last match on 17 December as Amber Perason starts in midfield and Elizabeth Sanders drops to the bench.

Luton XI: Butler, Ferris, Blacksley, Wade, Buttigieg, McKay, Palmiero, Pearson, Dickens, Maddix, Lewis.

Subs: Khan, Robinson, Wilson, Taylor, Hussain, Major, Sanders, Spillman

Brighton XI: Baggaley, Thorisdottir, Pattinson, Bergsvand, Losada, Sarri, Bremer, Lee, Zigotti, Kullberg, Robinson.

Subs: Terland, Pinto, Symonds, Mengwen, Startup, McEwen, Dent, Pegram

Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa defender on BBC iPlayer

I can't believe it. Shaw is clean through on goal, it's quite direct. Keating has that range and Shaw is through, I can't believe she's squared it. Most strikers don't pass there. On grass, it may not have gone so quickly to help.