Thanks to some excellent squad building by Chelsea over the past few years, the women’s team have been able to keep fighting on several fronts this season under new head coach Sonia Bompastor. This weekend,

Man City host Aston Villa, Chelsea play Crystal Palace and Arsenal face Liverpool in the Women's FA Cup quarter-finals - watch live stream and follow text and score updates and match stats.

The business end of the season is here and so too is the quarter-finals of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup. Some blockbuster fixtures are set to take place this weekend with Liverpool travelling to take on Arsenal and Manchester City hosting Aston Villa at the Joie Stadium.

The fifth round will not see Arsenal, Chelsea, or Tottenham Hotspur in addition to Liverpool, as fans of five Championship sides and several non-traditional powers will be daydreaming of a rare final berth.

The key talking points from the FA Cup weekend, including a very open draw, a punishment that doesn't make sense and a regrettable red card

The draw for 2024/25 FA Cup quarter-final round will pit eight clubs vying for glory against each other. Five teams have already booked their place in the last-eight and three more will join them

Lavia has been struggling since mid-December with a hamstring problem and his absence has coincided with Chelsea’s mid-season dip in form. After missing five Premier League matches, the midfielder briefly returned to play against Bournemouth and then Morecambe in the third round of the FA Cup in January, but has not been seen since.

The Adobe Women's FA Cup quarter-final is almost upon us with all four ties taking place across this weekend. Eight teams will become four with Wembley now in sight for our remaining clubs who are one game away from the semi-final. Here is everything you need to know ahead of the quarter-finals and find out where to watch the games here.

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Chelsea host Accra Lions on matchday 23 at the Nana Agyemang Badu I Park with a fight for three points in mind.

Nemanja Matic enjoyed an excellent Premier League career with Chelsea and Man United, and Boro could've been on that list too.

The draw for the Adobe Women’s FA Cup semi-final draw will be made on Sunday 9 March 2025, following the culmination of this weekend’s quarter-final ties. Staged at a special watch-party social event in Manchester in association with She’s A Baller,