Russo goes agonisingly close yet again!

The Arsenal forward is the first to react to a loose ball in the box, much like the scenario for her opening goal, but this time she smashes her close-range shot off the upright.

Jill Roord fancies another wondergoal here, but is out of luck this time as an attempted lobbed volley from 30 yards flies well wide.

Chaos in the Watford backline once more but yet again they escape without further damage to the scoreline.

Jacqui Goldsmid rushes off her line to close down Beth Mead who had beaten the offside trap. Her tsliding challenge deflects the ball into the path of Vivianne Miedema but her shot is stopped before the goal line by a covering defender.

Ipswich Town's hopes of a FA Cup upset have taken a blow at home to Charlton Athletic, with the Addicks equalising through Melissa Johnson, converting after winning the ball in Ipswich's penalty area.

Elsewhere, Nottingham Forest's goal away at Plymouth Argyle is the only other goal to go in from the 1pm games not involving WSL sides.

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

Crystal Palace 0-0 Blackburn Rovers

Ipswich Town 1-1 Charlton Athletic

Plymouth Argyle 0-1 Nottingham Forest

Sunderland 0-0 Southampton

Burnley v Birmingham City (14:00 GMT)

Reading v Wolverhampton Wanderers (14:00 GMT)

Jonisse, Romford: Re: Denisse 13:18, I thought it would only be me who had that problem [with the sun] but I have to agree, can’t take my eyes off of this game, I can see another stunner coming!

Richard, London: I was confused through the week about where the ‘Man Utd could be in trouble here’ chat was coming from. Newcastle are the best team in their division by miles but Man Utd are clearly a couple of cuts above in class.

Another near miss!

Alessia Russo is set free inside the box and you think for all the world she is going to slot the ball into the bottom corner past the on-rushing Jacqui Goldsmid.

Yet the forward's shot flies just wide of the right hand post.

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Off the bar! Oh, but the flag was up. That was better from Chelsea though as they freed Guro Reiten on the left of the area and her shot kissed the bar on its way over the top.

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I thought Durham did well in the first half despite the two goals, that were both exceptional finishes.

They found a way into the game and got more comfortable with the pressure and found a way to play into transition.

This half will be about lasting longer than the seven minutes they did in the first half. At 3-0 we'd probably be able to say this is definitely over.

Man City have kept just one clean sheet in their last eight games, so there is hope for Durham.

But City have resumed their dominance of possession in this second half. Chances will be very rare for Durham, you suspect.

Any worries Arsenal fans may have had about their side showing rustiness after the winter break have swiftly been dispelled here.

They have been so fluid and free-flowing in possession so far this afternoon, and are creating chances almost at will.

It is surely only a matter of time before they add more goals to this performance.

Can Durham keeper Naoisha McAloon keep City out in this second half and give her side a fighting chance?

McAloon is very much Durham's cup keeper, playing second fiddle to Tatiana Saunders in the league. She is making a good case to be number one with some of her saves today.

Back under way at Maiden Castle.

We saw Steph Houghton warming up at half time for the visitors. Will the Durham-born City captain get a run out on home (artificial) turf this afternoon?

Inches from the third Arsenal goal.

Amanda Ilestedt rises highest to meet a corner ball but the Swedish defender can only guide her effort onto the roof of the net.

It's been a bit scrappy between Luton and Brighton on a bumpy sloping pitch at Barton Rovers but the fifth tier side are hanging in there.

Midway through the first half and Brighton have had the best of the chances with Katie Robinson striking the side netting early on while Vicky Losada's backheel hit the post.

However, the Seagulls have been unable to find a way past Luton goalkeeper Amy Butler, who has been superb between the sticks for the Eastern Region Premier League outfit.

Wonderful play from back to front from Arsenal eventually sees Caitlin Foord thread Victoria Pelova down the left wing.

The Dutchwoman digs out a great cross into the box but Watford stopper Jacqui Goldsmid comes out to claim the ball expertly.

A good chance for Chelsea to level! A free-kick is whipped in to the far post, Canada defender Kadeisha Buchanan attacks it really well and heads down, but only into the side netting.

We're into the last 25 minutes in Leigh, Newcastle have a rare journey down their left but Maya Le Tissier is well placed to clear.