Ways to Keep Up with the Fourth Round of the Women’s FA Cup

Women’s FA Cup: A New Chapter Begins

In a dazzling display of skill and tenacity, Manchester United etched their name into the annals of women’s football by clinching their maiden major trophy, triumphing over Tottenham with an emphatic 4-0 scoreline at Wembley in last season’s Women’s FA Cup final. This watershed moment not only marked a significant milestone for the club but also set the stage for what promises to be another thrilling chapter in women’s football.

The Resurgence of Competition

This weekend heralds the return of competitive women’s football following a much-deserved winter interlude, as teams brace themselves for the exhilarating FA Cup fourth round. Herein lies where Women’s Super League (WSL) squads make their grand entrance, and all eyes will be on holders Manchester United as they prepare to host third-tier challengers West Bromwich Albion.

Broadcast Bonanza Awaits Fans

Excitement swells as fans can catch every scintillating moment via live streams on popular platforms like YouTube and dedicated channels. The Women’s FA Cup action kicks off with several gripping fixtures scheduled across January 11th and 12th, ensuring that followers remain glued to their screens.

A Closer Look at Key Matches

The lineup is nothing short of captivating. Chelsea—currently strutting atop the WSL pedestal—are set to clash against Championship side Charlton Athletic right at home. Meanwhile, Arsenal boasts its own allure by welcoming Bristol City—a team desperate to upset history’s narrative amidst this storied competition.

The thrill escalates within two tantalizing all-WSL encounters; Liverpool prepares for battle against West Ham while Everton throws down gauntlet versus Tottenham—each tie promising edge-of-the-seat drama!

Your Matchday Itinerary

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  Saturday, January 11:
  
  • Brighton vs Durham – 12:30 GMT (Watch on Women’s FA Cup YouTube channel and FA Player)
  • Manchester United vs West Bromwich Albion – 17:15 GMT (Watch on Women’s FA Cup YouTube channel and FA Player)
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  Sunday, January 12:
  
  • Fulham vs London City Lionesses – 12:00 GMT (Available through various broadcasting methods)
  • Arsenal vs Bristol City – 12:30 GMT (Watch on Women’s FA Cup YouTube channel and FA Player)
  • Manchester City vs Ipswich Town – 13:00 GMT (Watch on Women’s FA Cup YouTube channel and FA Player)
  • London Bees vs Rugby Borough – 14:00 GMT (Watch on Women’s FA Cup YouTube channel and FA Player)
  • West Ham vs Liverpool – 14:00 GMT (Watch on Women’s FA Cup YouTube channel and FA Player)
  • Chelsea vs Charlton Athletic – 15:00 GMT (Watch on Women’s FA Cup YouTube channel andFA Player)

Mystique Surrounding Upcoming Fixtures

The anticipation mounts further with each passing day leading up to these clashes! As we await Monday’s draw for the fifth round—the plot thickens around who shall continue onward in this coveted cup journey—with underdogs aiming high amid giants seeking glory once more.