London City ahead at the break and as the first half statistics would have suggested not deservedly so.

Fourth-tier Moneyfields had the better of the game and the chances but lacked quality in the final third to make their dominance count.

A ruthless finish from Ruesha Littlejohn moments before the half time whistle hands a boost to the Lionesses and a huge blow to their lesser ranked opponents.

Brilliant tackle! Leicester pick Derby's defence open with some lovely one-touch stuff but Sarah Jackson flies in and takes the ball superbly.

Into just one minute of stoppage time at the end of the half.

London City on target again.

Dan Carter latches onto the end of a whipped cross into the box but she catches the header awkwardly and the ball floats harmlessly into the arms of Rose Kite.

WSL side Tottenham have turned things around against second-tier Sheffield United, with captain Beth England getting her second goal in the space of 11 minutes.

England converted from the penalty spot after Jess Naz was fouled in the penalty area, with England clinical from the spot.

With 10 minutes left, Tottenham still have chance to grab a late winner here.

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Big save by Rose Kite!

The Moneyfields debutant gets low to palm away a shot from Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah and keep her side level in this one. All of the away side's hard work in this first half was almost undone there.

Corr, some effort from Amy Sims, the Derby midfielder going for goal from just about the halfway line but Lize Kop is well positioned in the Leicester net to make the save.

Chelsea are through! The holders had a scare and were behind until the 70th minute but have done enough.

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Elsewhere, there are two games that kicked off at 14:00 GMT not involving WSL clubs still ongoing.

Third-tier Wolverhampton Wanderers have equalised away at second-tier Reading inside the final 20 minutes, with Bethan Merrick scoring for the visitors.

Second-tier Birmingham City remain 1-0 up away at third-tier Burnley.

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

Burnley 0-1 Birmingham City (14:00 GMT start)

Reading 1-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers (14:00 GMT start)

'Get there, get there, get THERE!' Even at this late stage Emma Hayes is relentless on the Chelsea bench. Her side have not been at their best but their classs eventually came through against a game West Ham.

Golden chance for London City Lionesses.

Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah steals in behind the Moneyfields back line, and has the time to turn and shoot. She does so, but her effort flies harmlessly over the bar.

In the end it wouldn't have counted anyway as the offside flag is up on the nearside.

With just over 20 minutes remaining, Tottenham have pulled a goal back at home to second-tier Sheffield United through captain Beth England.

Put through on goal Angharad James, England was clinical when Spurs needed her to be, but time is running out for them to get this game even level.

A nervy 20 minutes for all involved.

A brief pause in play as Moneyfields midfielder Gemma Simmonds requires treatment from the physios.

She has been excellent for the visitors this afternoon so they will be hoping a quick check will get her back on her feet.

It has been an excellent opening half hour from fourth-tier Moneyfields who have by far been the better of the two sides.

Defensively organised, pressing in groups, and breaking with real purpose when they regain the ball.

The only thing they won't be so happy about is that they don't have a goal to show for their fine display.

Almost a screamer! A dropping ball is hooked goalwards on the volley by Leicester's Janice Cayman and it's only a yard or so wide. Superb attempt.

Great run from Maddi Wilde who looks to weave her way through the packed Moneyfields penalty area.

She makes it to the six yard box before the ball is intercepted behind for a corner. Moneyfields clear downfield from the set piece.

Chelsea are back up and running with fan favourite replacement Aggie Beever-Jones looking dangerous once more. West Ham's opener feels a long time ago now.

A promising opening for London City down the right hand side as Grace Neville is slipped into the channel.

She skews her cross over the frame of the goal and Moneyfields can reset once again.