And that's it from today's live text coverage.

You can keep up to date with the ongoing Women's FA Cup fourth-round ties by heading to the results page here.

There are still 13 ties to finish and 13 teams to progress to tomorrow's fifth-round draw.

You can also listen in to commentaries from Brighton, Bridgwater and Liverpool by heading to the top of the page.

So Arsenal join Manchester City and holders Chelsea in the hat for the fifth round of the Women's FA Cup.

You can read all about how the Gunners got there by hitting the link below.

There are still 13 other Women's FA Cup ties still going.

As it stands, West Ham are doing it easy against Sheffield United, Charlton are 3-0 up at Plymouth and Reading have the advantage against Brighton in the all-WSL tie.

Manchester United are also 1-0 up against third-tier side Bridgwater.

Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button

London City have been very organised and hard to break down, posing Arsenal different problems they have not experienced much this season.

Arsenal are through and that is the main thing. A lot of players have got minutes and I am sure will be happy to be in the hat.

Vivianne Miedema's 44th-minute goal is enough to edge 14-time winners Arsenal past Championship side London City and into the fifth round of the Women's FA Cup.

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Just one minute of injury time remains.

Arsenal are happy to eat up the seconds, while London City are keen to launch one last attack.

Katie McCabe goes into referee Chloe-Ann Anderson's book for a heavy challenge on Karin Muya.

Manuela Zinsberger works harder than she has all afternoon as the Arsenal goalkeeper races out of the box to clear a long through ball.

The fourth official indicates that there will be five minutes of injury time.

Still plenty for the visitors to stage a very late fightback.

Championship side London City will deservedly receive plaudits for the way they have made it difficult for Arsenal today.

All their energy, however, has been exerted in defence. In attack they haven't mustered a shot on target.

Less than five minutes of normal times remains. Arsenal continue to press for a second, but London City are making the WSL leaders work for everything.

And we have an 11th Arsenal corner. And yet again this resolute and well organise London City Lionesses defence holds firm.

Beth Mead is just inches from doubling Arsenal's advantage.

She zigs one way to try beat her defender in the box, then pulls the ball back onto her left foot and shoots. She tries to find the far post, but is just off target.

At Meadow Park we are into the final 10 minutes.

Can London City produce a dramatic, late turnaround?

And the full complement of the afternoon's Women's FA Cup fourth round ties are now up and running.

Lucy O'Brien needed only three minutes to give Ipswich Town an early lead against Newcastle United.

London City, with a very rare foray forward, remind Arsenal that they need to be alert at the back.

It's moments like that, while few and far between, which will make the Gunners acutely aware that they hold only a slender lead.

Arsenal are down to 10 players at the moment, with Katie McCabe going to the side of the pitch after being hit in the face. She should be okay to eventually continue.

Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button

It's definitely a foul. Lucy Fitzgerald has mis-timed her jump and struck Katie McCabe with her arm into her face. Yellow card is a good refereeing decision for an over zealous challenge.

Lucy Fitzgerald goes in heavy and times her jump all wrong as she clatters into Katie McCabe.

Fitzgerald is shown a yellow card for her efforts and McCabe gets some medical attention.

Arsenal are having a lot of joy on the right.

Frida Maanum plays a short pass in to Jordan Nobbs in the box, and she pulls the trigger with a first-time shot. Shae Yanez gets down to it.

That was the Gunnners' 15th shot of the day!