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A year on from the Women's FA Cup quarter-final tie against WSL giant Manchester United, fan-owned Lewes sit bottom of the Championship but their calls for a better football world remain strong despite their current precarious position

19 places separated Manchester United and Lewes going the first quarter-final tie, but there is a world of difference between the two football clubs - although they are only one division apart

Lewes - playing in their very first Women's FA Cup quarter-final - gave Man United a scare at a blustery Dripping Pan, eventually going down to a 3-1 defeat with Nikita Parris having the final word

Championship-side Lewes are the lowest ranked team left in the competition and will be out to cause one of the biggest shocks in recent history when they host WSL high-fliers Man Utd

The quarter-final draw took place just 24 hours after an eventful fifth round tie as Chelsea knocked out 14-time winners Arsenal and Reading beat Tottenham Hotspur Women

Bristol City were annihilated by Manchester City, while holders Chelsea knocked out wasteful Arsenal who will have to wait until next season to fight for the 15th FA Cup win