The players are out at Kingsmeadow. Can anyone stop Chelsea from making it four FA Cups on the bounce?

That should be 2-0!

Khadija Shaw is set free one on one after a long Khiara Keating clearance, yet for some reason the Jamaican chooses to square to Lauren Hemp rather than shooting herself.

Shaw mishits her pass, and Hemp can only slide the ball into the side netting.

City get a free kick wide on the right after Khadija Shaw is clattered, and Alex Greenwood sends over a dangerous hanging cross to the far post which Shaw narrowly fails to nod home.

A goal and an assist from the classy Ella Toone has Manchester United in control at half-time at Leigh.

Sarah, Newcastle: Not surprised, but loving the raucous crowd at the Newcastle game. Cmon you lasses!

Sam, Jesmond: Love the FA Cup spirit. Durham putting in a great effort. Fans creating a tremendous atmosphere to spur on the two sides.

Nikita Parris heads in her second of the afternoon after another fine ball in - but no! The flag is raised and we stay at 2-0.

Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa defender on BBC iPlayer

If Shaw let the ball run across her there, she would have been in there. She probably thought she was under more pressure than she was. I'm sure that won't be her only chance of the game.

City are knocking the ball about in the Durham half at will. Eventually they try a killer through ball, which home captain Sarah Wilson bundles behind for a corner.

Again City try a short corner from the training ground, but are fended off for now.

There's plenty of support for Sam Kerr ahead of Chelsea's tie against West Ham.

The Australia forward has been ruled out for the rest of the season with an ACL injury.

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It's been a topsy turvy few weeks for Chelsea. A strong flurry towards the end of the first half of their WSL campaign meant that they sat three points clear at the top of the table during the winter break.

However a season-ending ACL injury to forward Sam Kerr during their warm weather training camp in Morocco last week has left a huge void in Emma Hayes' side for the remainder of the campaign.

West Ham have endured a difficult season so far in the WSL, earning just 5 points from their opening ten games. The last thing they could have wanted was a trip to champions Chelsea as their first game back after the break, albeit if it is an FA Cup tie.

Chelsea boss Emma Hayes names a strong side for this all-WSL cup clash, with Fran Kirby coming in to lead the line in the absence of Sam Kerr.

West Ham manager Rehanne Skinner has handed debuts to two of her new signings Katrina Gorry and Shelina Zadorsky, with the third Kristie Mewis not available for the matchday squad.

Chelsea XI: Musovic, Ingle (c), Carter, James , Reiten, Lawrence, Kirby, Perisset, Kaneryd, Cuthbert, Buchanan

West Ham XI: Arnold (c), Smith, Shimizu, Tysiak, Snerle, Ueki, Zadorsky, Hayashi, Asseyi, Cook, Gorry.

Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa defender on BBC iPlayer

It was a real shame, it was a magnificent ball to star the move, but Durham need a little bit more composure and allow their team to breathe.

Durham do make a foray forward now, but Lily Crosthwaite skews her cross out of play.

A much needed release of pressure for the hosts, though.

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Durham are being absolutely penned back here, I don't think they've had a meaningful touch in the City half yet.

They are chasing shadows - literally and metaphorically, as the sun is causing havoc with the glare off the artificial turf.

And with that goal the 'TOON TOON Black and white army!' chants finally subside. A half-time bovril and pie should get them going again.

Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

If you're Durham, you will have wanted to last the first 15 minutes without conceding. When WSL teams lift the tempo to the way they can, it can be dangerous.

This could be all over already, if not for Naoisha McAloon.

The Durham keeper makes a terrific double save to keep the hosts in this match.

Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

An absolutely incredible finish. That ball from Chloe Kelly was excellent, Laura Coombs has scored a lot of goals from that area.

City have started well on top at Maiden Castle.

Netherlands international Jill Roord makes space 20 yards out, and slams a shot off the crossbar with Naoisha McAloon stationary.