As per the title. They’re selling quickly but still a few in upper trinity and the corners of the Holte!

##EuropaBound

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Everton 1-3 Manchester City

Venue: Wembley

Broadcasts: BBC One & BT Sport 1 (UK), Rest of the world check here

LINEUPS

Everton

MacIver; Moe Wold, Turner, Finnigan, Sevecke; Egurrola, Christiansen, Graham (C); Raso, Sorensen, Gauvin

Bench: Korpela, Boye-Hlorkah, Magill, Stringer, Pike, Clemaron, Clinton, Pattinson

Manchester City

Roebuck; Bronze, Houghton (C), Greenwood, Stokes; Walsh, Weir, Mewis; Lavelle, Kelly, White

Bench: Bardsley, Taieb, Bonner, Coombs, Scott, Stanway, Beckie, Morgan, Park

Match Events

0' - Kick off

15'- Yellow card - Bronze

24' - Yellow card- Raso

39' - GOAL! - Mewis

45' - Half-time

Start of the second half

59' - GOAL! - Gauvin

65' Manchester City substitution - Stanway for White

69' Manchester City substitution - Park for Lavelle

75' Everton substitution - Boye-Hlorkah for Raso

80' - Yellow card - Stanway

90 +2' - Everton substitution - Graham for Pike

End of normal time, extra time and penalties to come

Everton substitutions - Pattinson & Magill for Sevecke & Gauvin

90' - Start of the first half of extra-time

99' - Everton substitution - Stringer for Egurrola

111' - GOAL! - Stanway

120+2' - GOAL! - Beckie

Will be updated ASAP, still use this place to discuss the match!

###FT' Arsenal 4 - 0 Tottenham Hotspur

BBC Match Center

Scoring Summary

ARS: Nobbs 72', Evans 73', 84', 90'

TOT:

2019-20 Women's FA Cup | Quarter-final

Venue: Meadow Park, Borehamwood, Hetfordshire, England

Broadcasts: UK: BBC Two, BBC iPlayer

Everywhere else: FA Player

Match will be played behind closed doors.

LINE-UPS

Arsenal | Manager: Joe Montemurro

1 Zinsberger, 16 Maritz, 22 Schnaderbeck, 6 Williamson, 15 McCabe, 10 Little (C), 7 van de Donk, 8 Nobbs, 17 Evans, 11 Miedema, 19 Foord

Bench: 24 Stenson, 3 Wubben-Moy, 20 Maier, 21 Gut, 9 Mead

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Tottenham Hotspur | Managers: Karen Hills & Juan Amoros

22 Spencer (C); 3 Zadorsky, 5 Harrop, 12 Percival, 29 Neville, 15 Worm; 8 Peplow, 18 Kennedy, 23 Ayane, 16 Graham, 7 Davison

BENCH: Martin, Leon, Green, Filbey, Dean, Morgan, Addison, Quinn, Sulola

Match Events

27' - Yellow Card - Zadorsky (Tottenham)

70' - Spurs Sub - ON: Green; OFF: Peplow

71' - Yellow Card - Kennedy (Tottenham)

72' - GOAL - Nobbs (Arsenal)

73' - GOAL - Evans (Arsenal)

74' - Spurs Sub - ON: Dean; OFF: Ayane

74' - Spurs Sub - ON: Quinn, OFF: Neville

77' - Arsenal Sub - ON: Gut, OFF: Nobbs

77' - Arsenal Sub - ON: Mead, OFF: Miedema

82' - Spurs Sub - ON: Leon, OFF: Graham

82' - Spurs Sub - ON: Addison, OFF: Percival

88' - Arsenal Sub - ON: Mace, OFF: Little

84' - GOAL - Evans (Arsenal)

90' - 4 minutes stoppage

90'+5' - Full-time

Arsenal will face winner of Leicester City vs Manchester City

After two matchdays down, Spurs are playing in their most important match in recent memory, an FA Cup tie that's the furthest they've ever gone in the competition, and the match is with their North London rivals who they have yet to beat, only just arriving in the same league last season.

This match will be on BBC Two in the UK at 17:15 BST/12:15 ET on BBC 2 (UK) & streaming free on FA Player at (with an account) for those outside the UK

I'll be trying to provide a (not so) brief summary for where Spurs have been, where they are at so far this season, and where they're headed for the rest of this season.

#The TL;DR section - What kind of team are the women? What do they look like headed into this FA Cup match?

Spurs women aren't yet a major player in the WSL by any standards (compared to Arsenal, Chelsea, or the Manchesters), still made up of quite a few players who only got their first taste of top flight football last season. That said, they finished 7th on PPG this past season (league was cut short due to COVID). A PL comparison could be Sheffield United, who finished midtable despite being a newly promoted side.

With each season in the last few years the team has bolstered their roster pretty steadily, nothing that would grab headlines (well, until Alex Morgan) but also substantial enough progress to see the team settle into new levels quite comfortably. Now that Spurs are finally in the top flight, it's about continuing their upward trajectory to establish themselves amongst the strong WSL midtable and hopefully start taking points off the top half of the table for the first time.

#This season so far

Here's a great season preview by /u/user4-8-15-16-23-42

Spurs haven't had a great start to their season, getting a 1-1 draw against rivals West Ham on 6th September thanks to an own goal and losing 1-0 vs another midtable rival in Everton on 13th September. So Spurs have yet to score a goal themselves, though from folks that have watched this is less on the midfield production and more on the forward's finishing. This will need to be remedied quickly by either the strikers already in the team or new addition Alex Morgan. That said they've also only given up 1 goal so their defense has not failed them much in their first two matches.

#Some names to know (besides Alex Morgan)

• Josie Green - Talented defensive mi

Wednesday September 30th

11:15 AM WST

Damson Park

Line ups

Birmingham (4-3-3) - Hampton. Scott, Corsie, Lawley, Holloway. Whipp, Green, Murray. Mayling, Walker, Kelly (Subs) Napier, Scofield, Grant, Mccarron, Toussaint

Everton (4-3-3) - MacIver. Moe Wold, Turner, Finnigan, Sevecke. Clemaron, Christiansen, Sorensen. Boye-Hlorkah, Graham, Magill (Subs) Korpela, Egurrola, Stringer, Pike, Raso, Gauvin, Pattinson

Everton: McIver; Moe Wold, Turner, Sevecke, Stringer, Finnigan, Christiansen, Raso, Graham, Sorensen, Magill

Subs: Korpela, Boye-Hlorkah, Egurrola, Pike, Clemaron, Gauvin, Pattinson.

Chelsea: Berger, Bright, Carter, Mjelde, Andersson, Ingle, Ji, Kirby, Kerr, Cuthbert, Harder

Subs: Telford, Thorisdottir, Blundell, Leupolz, England, Reiten, J Fleming, Charles, Spence

Match being broadcast on the FA Player

#The 2019/20 FA Cup quarter final - Everton Women vs Chelsea FC Women

Date: 27 September 2020

KO: 13:00 BST (GMT+1)

Competition: FA Cup (2019/20)

Venue: Goodison Park

Following a short international break, Chelsea FC Women return to action this weekend in the FA Cup. Only, rather than this season's tournament, we will be playing in the quarter final of last season's FA Cup - after the suspension of the competition during the Covid-19 pandemic!

###MATCH PREVIEW

Chelsea travel away to face Everton, who have had a flying start to the WSL season. Chelsea have won this competition two times before, both as part of Double-winning seasons in 2015 and 2017/18 - if Chelsea are to win today and go on to lift the trophy, that will complete a domestic treble for the Blues, the first-ever in our history.

The Everton side who stand in our way will be no pushovers, however. The Toffees currently sit second in the league with 2 wins from 2, despite the loss of star player Chloe Kelly to Manchester City, over the summer. Their danger players include the likes of Izzy Christiansen and Claire Emslie, but they are a solid and well-managed team from front to back.

Chelsea go into this game off of the back of a thumping 9-0 win over Bristol City, in our last outing 2 weeks ago. Nine different goalscorers featured for Chelsea in that game, giving manager Emma Hayes a selection headache that will likely plague her all game. Many are expecting Pernille Harder to start, with the world record signing likely fully acclimatised to her new team by now, and having impressed in two substitute appearances so far - and it will be hard to ignore the fine form of Fran Kirby so far this season.

HOW TO FOLLOW

The match will be played behind closed doors at Goodison Park, and will be streamed for free online on the Official Chelsea FC Website as well as the 5th Stand app.

The match will also be streamed for free online on the FA Player website and app.

As always, the Chelsea FC Women Twitter will also provide live updates.

#Up the Chels!

LINE-UPS:

Everton: MacIver; Moe Wold, Turner, Sevecke, Stringer, Finnigan, Christiansen, Raso, Graham, Sorensen, Magill (Subs: Korpela, Boye-Hlorkah, Egurrola, Pike, Clemaron, Gauvin, Pattison).

Chelsea: Ber

There doesn’t seem to be much reporting on this, but the interrupted FA Youth Cup campaign for last season (2019/20) is due to be completed next weekend, with United U18’s taking on Chelsea on Friday 30th October in one semi-final, with the match being shown live on BT Sport (kick off 19:45 GMT).

The other semi-final is between Blackburn Rovers and Man City.

The final is set to be played on Monday 2nd November, also being shown live on BT Sport (kick off 19:30 GMT).

#2019/20 FA Cup Quarter-finals and Championship Week 3

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Manchester City 2-1 Arsenal

Venue: Manchester City Academy Stadium

Broadcasts: BBC Two (UK), FA Player (rest of the world)

LINEUPS

Manchester City

Roebuck; Bronze, Bonner, Houghton (C), Stokes; Weir, Mewis, Walsh; Stanway, Kelly, White

Bench: Bardsley, Taieb, Coombs, Scott, Beckie, Morgan, Park, Lavelle, Greenwood

Arsenal

Zinsberger; Maritz, Williamson, Schnaderbeck, McCabe; Little, van de Donk, Nobbs; Mead, Miedema, Foord

Bench: Stenson, Mace, Wubben-Moy, Beattie, Maier, Gut, Waelti

Match Events

0' - Kick off

19' - GOAL! Manchester City, Houghton free-kick

38' - GOAL! Arsenal, Nobbs long-range screamer

39' - GOAL! Manchester City, Mewis close-range bottom bins after a deflected cross

45' - Yellow Card for McCabe after a late tackle on Mewis

Half-time

45' - Second half kicks off

50' - Arsenal sub: Little off for Waelti due to injury

65' - Manchester City sub: White for Lavelle

80' - Manchester City sub: Kelly for Park

Full time

Man City advance to the FA Cup final on the 1st November to play Everton

I think we could see an Arsenal v Everton final if form dictates, but both matches should be relatively well balanced, especially Arsenal v Manchester City.

#2019/20 FA Cup Semi-finals

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EDIT: My numbers in the title were slightly off, check down below for the right counts

(Winners in bold, league level in parentheses)

Two matches were postponed, and it remains to be seen when they will be rescheduled for.

#Teams Advancing to Round 4

Championship [8 or 9 teams]: Blackburn Rovers, Bristol City, Coventry United, Durham, Liverpool, London City Lionesses, Sheffield United, Sunderland; Charlton Athletic

Tier 3 [7 or 8 teams]: Bridgwater United, Huddersfield Town, Ipswich Town, Nottingham Forest, Plymouth Argyle, Southampton FC, West Bromwich Albion; Gillingham

Tier 4 [4 teams]: Billericay Town, Lincoln City, Newcastle United; Exeter City/Southampton Women's FC