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A reminder the quarter-final ties will take place on Sunday, March 19.
The Women's FA Cup is entering the latter stages of the competition with the final eight teams now decided after the fifth-round of the competition took place on Sunday.
Six WSL clubs remain in contention, including current holders Chelsea, last season's finalists Manchester City and league leaders Manchester United. Aston Villa, Reading and Brighton are also still in the mix.
On the other hand, just two Championship clubs remain in the competition after Lewes beat Cardiff City Ladies over the weekend and Birmingham City emerged victorious against Charlton Athletic.
Some big hitters were knocked out in the last round, including 14-time winners Arsenal. Tottenham also succumbed to defeat against Reading on penalties and West Ham were also eliminated following a shootout.
The quarter-final draw was made on Monday evening with some mouth-watering ties with Aston Villa set to host Manchester City and Championship club Birmingham City will welcome WSL opposition Brighton.
Marcel Sabitzer completes Man Utd transfer after last-minute deadline day dashChelsea will travel to Reading while the lowest-ranked side Lewes will take on WSL leaders Manchester United.
Mirror Footballhad all the coverage of the draw on our live blog.
That's all from us! Thankyou for joining us this evening.
A reminder the quarter-final ties will take place on Sunday, March 19.
Laura Hartley brings you the draw in full as the remaining eight clubs discover their opponents.
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Championship side Birmingham City take on WSL opposition Brighton!
Marc Skinner's side take on the lowest ranked side!
A tough tie for Carla Ward's side!
Reading's third quarter-final appearance in the competition, but they'll host holders Chelsea!
Man Utd deadline day live updates as Sabitzer completes loan moveThe draw is finally here.
Kelly Somers and Gilly Flaherty are about to get us underway!
Birmingham City Women narrowly beat Charlton Athletic 1-0 in extra time on Sunday.
An individual effort from Ashley Hodson proved to be the difference as the Midlands club booked their spot in the next round.
Rachel Daly gave Aston Villa the lead early in the second-half before Dagny Brynjarsdottir scored the equalise for West Ham in additional time.
Carla Ward's side emerged victorious on penalties, with both goalkeepers forced to step up and take a spot-kick..
The quarter-finals of the FA Cup will take place on Sunday, March 19.
Winning clubs will pick up ?25,000 from the competition prize find and those on the losing end will collect ?6250.
1 - Birmingham City
2 - Manchester United
3 - Aston Villa
4 - Lewes
5 - Reading
6 - Chelsea
7 - Brighton & Hove Albion
8 - Manchester City
Tonight's draw for the quarter-finals of the Women's FA Cup will be broadcast live for UK viewers on the BBC's One Show at 7pm this evening.
Alternatively, you can follow along right here on our live blog for updates as it happens!
Laura Hartley and Louise Wilkes bring you all the big talking points from Sunday's games
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Hello and welcome to tonight's coverage of the Women's FA Cup quarter-final draw.
Gilly Faherty will be making the draw live on tonight's The One Show - where lowest ranked side Lewes will learn their fate.