FT: Holders Chelsea need extra time but beat West Ham 3-1
FT: Tottenham come from 2-0 down to beat second-tier Sheffield United with stoppage-time goal
FT: Third-tier Wolves beat second-tier Reading in main shock of round
Selected other results: Man Utd 5-0 Newcastle, Durham 0-4 Man City, Arsenal 5-1 Watford, Bristol City 0-1 Liverpool, lowest-ranked Luton 0-6 Brighton
Everton beat Aston Villa 3-0 on Saturday
Fifth round draw live on BBC Radio 5 Live's Monday Night Club from 19:00 GMT
HT: Arsenal 2-0 Watford
The teams are slowly making their way back out onto the pitch ahead of the second half.
Judging by the first half it's hard to see the Hornets getting back into this one, let alone pushing things towards extra time or penalties.
Stranger things have happened though, and this is an FA Cup tie after all...
Image source, BBC SportDurham 0-3 Man City
A big effort needed now from Durham. They will be tired and a little deflated by that third goal, and need to rouse themselves to stop City racking up a big score.
The majority of the sizable home crowd remains vocally behind their girls.
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Jill Roord finds the top corner for Man City's second
Watching that [first] Jill Roord goal back, every time it gets better. ABSOLUTE SCREAMER!!
Juniper, Grantham
Jill Roord (69 mins)
Image source, ReutersGame over.
Jill Roord plays a slick one-two with Lauren Hemp, the return ball chipped to the Netherlands international who lobs her finish over the flat-footed Naoisha McAloon.
Roord lobs keeper for Man City's third
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First time tuning into the Women’s FA Cup but it’s very exciting and much more welcoming than other games in the Men’s FA Cup. Me and the kids are really enjoying getting into the spirit!
Nigel F, Great Yarmouth
Luton 0-2 Brighton
Julia Zigiotti poked the ball into the net from close range before the break for Brighton, but the flag for offside had already gone up.
Luton have showed plenty of spirit but in truth it's been one-way traffic for the majority of the first half. A big ask for the fifth tier side to fight back against their WSL opponents from here.
FT: Manchester United 5-0 Newcastle
Image source, ReutersBanana skin well and truly avoided! Last year's finalists make a statement win in the FA Cup.
Durham 0-2 Manchester City
Gareth Taylor makes a double change for the WSL side.
Chloe Kelly is replaced by Jess Park, while Mary Fowler comes on for the luckless Khadija Shaw.
HT: Bristol City 0-0 Liverpool
Image source, Getty ImagesIn one of two all-WSL ties today, Bristol City and Liverpool remains goalless at Ashton Gate.
Both teams have been restricted in their number of chances, but Liverpool have seen more of the ball against the WSL's bottom team.
Bristol City drew away at Liverpool last month in the Women's Super League and have given them similar issues so far.
Image source, Getty ImagesCharlton Athletic have scored two late first half goals away at Ipswich Town.
Melissa Johnson, who got Charlton's equaliser, has gotten herself on the score sheet again, heading in after a scramble in the penalty area to make it 2-1, with Freya Godfrey adding a third on the stroke of half-time.
Nottingham Forest have gone 2-0 up away at Plymouth Argyle, with loanee Louanne Worsley adding her second of the afternoon.
It is half-time at all four of the non-WSL 1pm kick-offs.The ties between Crystal Palace and Blackburn Rovers and Sunderland and Southampton remain goalless.
Other scores from around the FA Cup fourth round (games with no WSL side):
Crystal Palace 0-0 Blackburn Rovers
Ipswich Town 1-3 Charlton Athletic
Plymouth Argyle 0-2 Nottingham Forest
Sunderland 0-0 Southampton
Burnley v Birmingham City (14:00 GMT)
Reading v Wolverhampton Wanderers (14:00 GMT)
Durham 0-2 Man City
Naoisha McAloon continues to be peppered, this time gathering a bobbling volleyed effort by Lauren Hemp.
Melvine Malard (90 mins)
Image source, ReutersA very simple goal to wrap up a thoroughly professional win for Manchester United. A corner is belted in to the near post and Melvine Malard, off the bench, heads down and into the net.
Durham 0-2 Man City
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Man City are being very patient. This is the time when Durham need to concentrate because they have done really well.
These chances are all just warning signs, but credit to Durham because the chances they are creating are tough ones to take.
Arsenal 2-0 Watford
Image source, PA MediaArsenal two goals to the good at the break but in reality they could have been out of sight within the first 15 minutes of the tie.
Plenty of fabulous, free-flowing football from the record holders but just missing that bit of ruthlessness to put the result to bed.
Watford have shown plenty of resilience but will need to show some attacking ambition to get back into this one.
Durham 0-2 Man City
City continue to hunt a killer third goal, Chloe Kelly's bouncing strike from the left is pushed away by Naoisha McAloon.
Khadija Shaw, who seems to have left her shooting boots in Manchester today, then fires over from just outside the area.
Vicky Losada (39 mins)
Image source, Getty ImagesBrighton have seized the upper hand against fifth tier Luton with their second goal in five minutes thanks to a header from Vicky Losada.
Pauline Bremer got to the byline and crossed for Losada to glance the ball beyond Luton goalkeeper Amy Butler.
It looks a like an uphill struggle for Luton from here. Although, they will be kicking down the slope at Barton Rovers in the second half.
Chelsea 0-1 West Ham
Cupset well and truly on the cards...
Arsenal 2-0 Watford
How Arsenal haven't at least hit four or five goals at this point is astonishing.
They've had several gilt-edged chances since Lia Walti scored their second on 11 minutes and yet Watford are still within touching distance of them in this tie..
Well... just about.
Durham 0-2 Man City
Durham almost gift City a third!
A poor back pass by Dee Bradley bounces to Khadija Shaw, however she slams her shot over the top.
Durham manager Claire Ditchburn makes her first change afterwards, replacing Amy Andrews with fellow striker Poppy Pritchard.
Chelsea 0-1 West Ham
Good stop! Chelsea have a free-kick just outside the area which Ève Périsset thumps in on goal but Mackenzie Arnold stretches out to make a fine flying stop.