And that's a huge chance! Manchester United should be ahead, Ella Toone floating in a cross from the right, Nikita Parris gets there ahead of the Newcastle goalkeeper but heads over the top!

A big miss.

In one of two all-WSL ties this afternoon, Bristol City, rock-bottom of the WSL standings, host Liverpool at Ashton Gate.

While seven league places and 13 points separate the two sides, they did draw 1-1 last month at Prenton Park.

Matt Beard's Liverpool side go into the tie as one of the WSL's in form sides. In the last three games, only Manchester City (nine) have picked up more points than the Reds (seven).

Meanwhile, the Robins have picked up just five points from their 10 league matches this term.

Bristol City boss Lauren Smith has made one change from the side that lost 3-0 to Chelsea last month. New signing Shae Yanez starts in goal.

Meanwhile, Liverpool have made two changes from the team that were 2-1 winners away at Manchester United last time out. Forwards Yana Daniels and Leanne Kiernan miss out through injury, while Sophie Roman Haug is not in the squad, replaced by Marie Hobinger up front.

Bristol City XI: Yanez; Powell, Layzell, Connolly, Mustaki, Napier; Morgan, Jones, Rodgers, Thestrup; Harrison

Liverpool XI: Micah; Clark, Bonner, Fisk; Koivisto, Endergy, Nagano, Hinds; Holland, Lawley, Hobinger

There are around a thousand or so away fans at Leigh and they are making a right din but the first chance falls for Ella Toone of the hosts.

Her low shot is deflected just wide.

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It's more than a year since Newcastle lost a game - can they carry on that remarkable form against last season's runners up?

We are up and running.

Here come the sides! A crisp but crucially dry afternoon in Leigh. Two divisions between the sides but Newcastle fancying a huge Cupset...

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Record 14-time winners Arsenal are hoping to lift the FA Cup for the first time since 2016.

They welcome Women's Championship strugglers Watford to Meadow Park on Sunday, where they will be wearing an all-white kit as part of the club's No More Red campaign, which aims to combat youth knife crime in London.

"It's the third season of the campaign but the first season we've been able to have a women's team wear the No More Red jerseys and I think that's a really powerful message," said Eidevall.

"In order to change things, you have to invest in them long term and it's really pleasing to see that at the club."

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Manchester United were beaten in their first FA Cup final last season and actually have less pedigree in this competition than St Helens or Fodens - but I'm sure that is all about to change.

It's almost time to get the ball rolling in Leigh.

Short answer - no.

If any tie is drawn after 90 minutes, we go to 30 minutes of extra time. If the game is still level, we get penalties.

Which could be very exciting for neutrals, and extremely stressful for live texters.

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Holders Chelsea are chasing a fourth consecutive WSL-FA Cup double this year, with departing manager Emma Hayes hoping to sign off in style.

Standing in the Blues' way are London rivals West Ham.

Rehanne Skinner's side were out of form before the winter break, winning just one of their opening 10 league matches.

But they have brought in trio Kristie Mewis, Shelina Zadorsky and Katrina Gorry this month, while Chelsea will be without key striker Sam Kerr who sustained an anterior cruciate knee ligament injury this week.

Kerr has been crucial for Chelsea in this competition, scoring five goals across the past three FA Cup finals. How will Chelsea respond?

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Ordinarily, Women's Super League title contenders Manchester United would be clear favourites for an FA Cup fourth-round tie at home to a third-tier side.

But Newcastle United are no ordinary third division side. And their fans have more than faint hopes of an upset.

Newcastle are five points clear at the top of the Women's National League, having won 10 of their first 11 league fixtures. The other was a draw against second-placed Burnley.

Becky Langley's side went through the entirety of 2023 without a league defeat, earning promotion from the fourth tier of English women's football as they did so.

They started 2024 with a 7-0 victory over Halifax as they target a second successive promotion - and a major FA Cup scalp.

You can read more about Newcastle United Women in our in-depth feature here.

The winners of the fourth round matches today will each receive £54,000, with the losing club getting £13,000.

This is a significant increase from the previous season when the winners received £15,000 and the losers £3,750 for the same stage.

The FA announced earlier this season it would be doubling the prize pot for the Women’s FA Cup this year. While there remains progress to be made, this is a good step.

There is no sense of City manager Gareth Taylor not taking the FA Cup or their second division opposition seriously today.

He names an unchanged XI from the City side which beat Everton 4-1 in their final WSL match before the winter break

Durham XI: McAloon; Bradley, S. Wilson, Salicki, Briggs; Crosthwaite, Hepple, Robson, Lambert; Noonan, Andrews

Subs: Saunders, Pritchard, Ayre, E. Wilson, Nicholson, Ryan-Doyle

Man City XI: Keating; Casparij, Aleixandri, Greenwood, Ouahabi; Hasegawa, Coombs; Hemp, Roord, Kelly; Shaw

Subs: MacIver, Stokes, Houghton, Fowler, Angeldahl, Morgan, Park,Mace, Blakstad

We have already had one game in the fourth round, with Everton visiting Aston Villa yesterday lunchtime in an all-WSL match.

Everton scored three times in the second half to beat Carla Ward's side, Karoline Olesen opening the scoring on 58 minutes before Katja Snoeijs scored twice to seal an impressive win.

One down, 15 to go. Who will join the Toffees in the hat in tomorrow night's draw?

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Newcastle became fully professional last summer, the first club to do so while still in the Women's National League for 23 years.

And the Magpies' performances have been matching their lofty ambitions. They have not lost a match for more than 13 months.

So, while Manchester United will be trotting out for their first competitive match since 17 December, Newcastle are in red hot form, having thrashed FC Halifax 7-0 last weekend.

Our television cameras are today at Maiden Castle, as the side sixth in the Championship host the three-time FA Cup winners.

We may just witness a cup classic. Durham were holding Aston Villa 0-0 at half-time in the League Cup in December, although tiredness did eventually contribute to a 5-1 defeat.

City are unbeaten in five matches, have a star-studded squad and are second in the WSL. On paper, they have more than enough to prevent an upset.

But this is the FA Cup. Anything can happen.

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Manchester United forward Melvine Malard is on the bench after struggling with a calf injury so England duo Ella Toone and Nikita Parris will look to do the damage while SPOTY Mary Earps is between the sticks of course.

Newcastle are without Becky Ferguson but top scorer Bridget Galloway leads the line.

Man Utd: Earps, Le Tissier, Blundell, Toone, Zelem, Ladd, Riviere, Garcia, Turner, Parris, Geyse

Newcastle: Donnelly, Stobbs, Watt, Dodds, Kelly, Barker, Gibson, Greenwood, Galloway, Boddy, Potts

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There are 15 games taking place in the Women's FA Cup today, you can see the full list on our fixture page here.

We will be providing updates from every game, with particular focus on seven especially juicy looking ties.

We start with WSL side Manchester United hosting ambitious third-tier outfit Newcastle, which kicks off at noon.

Our TV game today sees second division Durham host WSL title challengers Manchester City, which starts at 12.30.

Several games kick off at 13:00, including 14-time winners Arsenal hosting Watford, reigning champions Chelsea at home to fellow WSL side West Ham, and Luton - the lowest ranked side left in the competition - hoping to upset top tier Brighton.

Then at 15.00, we have a midlands battle between Derby and WSL relegation battlers Leicester, while Championship club London City Lionesses host fourth division Moneyfields.

Got all that? Good. It should be frantic, but fun.

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It's over 50 years since a Pat Davies hat-trick helped Southampon to victory in the first women's FA Cup final at Crystal Palace.

Last season Sam Kerr's goal gave Chelsea the Cup for a fifth time in front of over 77,000 fans at Wembley.

Who will lift the famous trophy this season? The road to Wembley is about to begin for the big clubs...