Summary

  • Holders Chelsea face Arsenal

  • Man Utd to face London Bees

  • Eight ties to be drawn in the fifth round

  • Eight fourth-round ties to be replayed

Live Reporting

Alistair Magowan

  1. Goodbye

    Ok, thanks for joining us. A reminder of all the FA Cup fifth-round ties, with games to be played on 17 February. The fourth round replays will take place on 10 February.

    • Liverpool or MK Dons v Millwall Lionesses or Lewes
    • Bristol City v Durham or Cardiff City
    • Reading or Keynsham v Yeovil Town or Birmingham City
    • Chelsea v Arsenal
    • Manchester United v London Bees
    • West Ham v Charlton or Huddersfield Town
    • Stoke City or Aston Villa v Loughborough Foxes or Sheffield United
    • Tottenham v Manchester City

    See you soon.

  2. Disappointment for Keynsham?

    The lowest ranked team left, Keynsham, might be tad disappointed that they didn't get the prospect of facing one of the big teams from the WSL.

    They face a tricky tie against top tier side Reading even to make the fifth round. And another two WSL sides await if they that far: Yeovil Town or Birmingham City

    Don't forget the fifth-round ties will take place on 17 February. Win that, and it's two games until Wembley.

    The final is on 4 May.

  3. Tricky tie for Man City?

    In addition to the Chelsea v Arsenal game, another intriguing game to watch out for will be Manchester City's trip to Tottenham.

    Nick Cushing's side won the trophy for the first time in 2017 and face a Spurs side who are top of the Women's Championship.

  4. Who's playing who?

    A full list of the ties:

    • Liverpool or MK Dons v Millwall Lionesses or Lewes
    • Bristol City v Durham or Cardiff City
    • Reading or Keynsham v Yeovil Town or Birmingham City
    • Chelsea v Arsenal
    • Manchester United v London Bees
    • West Ham v Charlton or Huddersfield Town
    • Stoke City or Aston Villa v Loughborough Foxes or Sheffield United
    • Tottenham v Manchester City

    ArsenalGetty Images

  5. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball

    So do you fancy your chances in the fifth-round? Let us know via #bbcfootball

  6. Draw concluded

    So no doubting the pick of the ties: holders Chelsea against 14-time winners Arsenal.

    Games are due to be held on Sunday 17 February.

  7. Tottenham v Manchester City

  8. Stoke City or Aston Villa v Loughborough Foxes or Sheffield United

  9. West Ham v Charlton or Huddersfield Town

  10. Manchester United v London Bees

  11. Chelsea v Arsenal

  12. Reading or Keynsham v Yeovil Town or Birmingham City

  13. Bristol City v Durham or Cardiff City

  14. Liverpool or MK Dons v Millwall Lionesses or Lewes

  15. Here we go...

    Ok, so Sue Smith and Rachel Brown-Finnis are ready to draw the FA Cup fifth-round ties live from the BBC Sport centre.

    Here we go....

  16. Which division do the teams play in?

    So before we kick-off a reminder that Keynsham are the lowest-ranked team left in the draw. They are in the National League, Division One South West, which is the fourth tier.

    Also in the hat are:

    • Nine Women's Super League teams (Chelsea, Arsenal, Man City, West Ham, Bristol City, Liverpool, Reading, Yeovil Town and Birmingham City)
    • Nine Women's Championship teams (Man Utd, Tottenham, London Bees, Durham, Charlton, Sheffield United, Millwall, Lewes, Aston Villa)
    • Five National League teams (Cardiff, Huddersfield Town, MK Dons, Loughborough Foxes, and Stoke)
    • And Keynsham

    Good luck to you all!

  17. What happened in the fourth round?

    Lauren JamesRex Features

    For the games that did take place on Sunday, it was a day where teenage kicks reigned supreme.

    Championship side Manchester United beat their top-tiered opponents Brighton, thanks to Lauren James (pictured above). The 17-year-old came on at half-time to score both goals in a 2-0 win. Siobhan Chamberlain also saved a Seagulls penalty.

    Ruby Grant, 16, scored a hat-trick for Arsenal as they beat fourth-tier Crawley 4-0, while holders Chelsea beat Everton 2-0, West Ham came from behind to avoid an upset, beating third-tier Blackburn 3-1 and Bristol City won 3-0 at Wimbledon.

    Manchester City also went through on Saturday after a 3-0 win over Watford.

    Championship duo Tottenham Hotspur and London Bees also progressed with victories over fellow second-tier sides Crystal Palace and Leicester.

  18. When will the ties be played?

    The fifth-round ties are set to be played on Sunday 17 February.

    It's worth pointing out that the fourth-round replays (below) will be played next weekend, Sunday 10 February, which will impinge on several league games.

    • Durham v Cardiff
    • Charlton Athletic v Huddersfield Town
    • Liverpool v MK Dons
    • Loughborough Foxes v Sheffield United
    • Millwall Lionesses v Lewes
    • Reading v Keynsham
    • Stoke v Aston Villa
    • Yeovil Town v Birmingham City

    Let's hope that the weather stays fair!

  19. Over to you, Rachel and Sue

    Rachel Brown-Finnis and Sue SmithBBC Sport

    The FA Cup draw tonight will be conducted by former Everton and England goalkeeper Rachel Brown-Finnis, who won it in 2010, and former Doncaster Belles and England winger Sue Smith, who is a two-time finalist.

    We couldn't ask for a better cast. Solid citizens, the pair of them!

  20. How can I watch the Women's FA Cup fifth-round draw?

    The draw will be available to watch at the top of this page and connected TV from 18:45-19:00 GMT.

    You can also watch it during Sportsday on the BBC News channel.