Nine teams, including defending champions Manchester United, have booked their place in the fifth round, while seven fourth-round ties are still to be played after being postponed because of frozen pitches.

By Martyn Herman LONDON, England (Reuters) - Liverpool cruised past fourth-tier Accrington Stanley and Manchester City made equally light work of Salford City as Premier League clubs flexed their muscles on a largely shock-free day of FA Cup third round action on Saturday.

Manchester City's Vivianne Miedema scores on her return from injury as they and Chelsea progress to the Women's FA Cup fifth round.

Clubs up and down the country discovered their FA Cup fate as the draw for the fourth round was made in the immediate aftermath of Manchester United’s stunning penalty-shootout win over Arsenal. The third round lived up to its billing as one of the highlights of the English football calendar,

Chelsea cruised into the fifth round of the Women’s FA Cup with a 4-0 triumph over Charlton at Kingsmeadow. Mayra Ramirez and Guro Reiten struck in the first half to put the Blues in control before further goals from Aggie Beever-Jones and Niamh Charles eased them to victory.

Back from the winter break, Chelsea begin our journey in this season’s Women’s FA Cup with a clash against Charlton Athletic at Kingsmeadow. Aiming for another dominant campaign, and looking to do better than last season’s semifinal exit that followed back-to-back-to-back FA Cup trophies,