2013–14 FA Women's Cup

2013–14 FA Women's Cup
Tournament details
Country	England; Wales
Final positions
Champions	Arsenal
Runners-up	Everton

The 2013–14 FA Women's Cup is the 44th season of the FA Women's Cup, the main domestic knockout Cup competition in English women's football. Arsenal are the defending champions and the final will be played at Stadium mk.

Preliminary round

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
1	Fleet Town	4–2	Christchurch
2	Folly Lane	3–2	Brereton Town
3	Moulton	4–3	Roade
4	Wootton Bassett Town	1–0	Cheltenham Civil Service

First qualifying round

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
1	AFC Dunstable	4–0	Ascot United
2	AFC Wimbledon	5–1	Worthing Town
3	Aldershot Town	0–3	Parley Sports
4	Allscott	0–4	The New Saints
5	Andover New Street	0–1	Basingstoke Town
6	Asfordby Amateurs	1–5	Arnold Town
7	Assandun Vikings	0–2	Waveney Wanderers
8	Aylesford	5–0	Regents Park Rangers
9	Bar Hill	2–1 (a.e.t.)	Moulton
10	Barking	6–0	Flitwick
11	Battersea & Wandsworth	8–1	Abbey Rangers
12	Bexhill United	H–W	Sheppey & Sheerness United
Walkover for Bexhill United
13	Bilbrook	4–2	Lye Town
14	Birkenhead	3–4	Crewe Alexandra
15	Birtley Town	1–2 (a.e.t.)	Abbeytown
16	Blackpool	0–3	Burnley
17	Boldon	5–1	Lowick United
18	Bridgwater Town	1–5	St Nicholas
19	Brighouse Town	4–1	CMB
20	Brislington	2–1	Stoke Lane Athletic
21	Bristol Union	11–0	Wootton Bassett Town
22	Bungay Town	2–3	West Billericay
23	Bury Girls & Ladies	1–2 (a.e.t.)	Woolton
24	Cheltenham Town	9–0	Pen Mill
25	Chertsey Town	0–3	AFC Wimbledon Development
26	Chester City	H–W	Preston North End Ladies
Walkover for Chester City
27	Cirencester Town	2–1	Bitton
28	City of Manchester	5–5 (2–1 p)	Accrington Girls & Ladies
29	Colchester Town	5–0	Haverhill Rovers
30	Colne Valley	1–4 (a.e.t.)	Actonians
31	Cottage Farm Rangers	1–7	Kenilworth Town
32	Coventrians	2–2 (?–? p)	Malvern Town
33	Crawley Wasps	9–0	Milford & Witley
34	Crusaders	1–2	FC Reedswood
35	Crystal Palace	7–4	Parkwood Rangers
36	Dartford YMCA	2–6	Hemel Hempstead Town
37	Downend Flyers	3–1	Forest Of Dean
38	Downend Flyers	2–4	Ruddington Village
39	Eastbourne	0–6	Eastbourne Town
40	Farsley Celtic	0–4	Steel City Wanderers
41	FC Clacton	0–15	Billericay Town
42	Frome Town	5–5 (0–3 p)	Ilminster Town
43	Fulham	3–0	South Park
44	Gloucester City	10–2	Longlevens
45	Gosport Borough	6–0	Weymouth
46	Handsworth	1–0	Lepton Highlanders

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
47	Headington	0–3	Bracknell Town
48	Hemel Hempstead Town	7–0	Banbury United
49	Hemsworth MW	3–5	Malet Lambert
50	Herne Bay	3–1	Anchorians
51	Hull City	4–1	Brighouse Athletic
52	Kendal Town	3–5	Birtley St Joseph
53	Kettering Town	2–6	Bedford
54	KIKK United	7–0	Haringey Borough
55	Leighton United Vixens	5–1	Wealdstone
56	London Corinthians	2–0	Maidstone United
57	Lowestoft Town	6–1	AFC Sudbury
58	Maidenhead United	6–2	Newbury
59	Middleton Athletic	2–3	Blackpool Wren Rovers
60	Morecambe	10–1	Padiham
61	Netherton United	0–15	Peterborough Northern Star
62	Ossett Albion	3–2	Bradford Park Avenue
63	Oxford City	2–0	Marlow
64	Pegasus	4–0	Folly Lane
65	Peterborough Sports Parkway	9–0	Brackley Sports
66	Peterlee St Francis	3–2 (a.e.t.)	York City
67	Poole Town	6–1	Fleet Town
68	Prince of Wales	H–W	Tunbridge Wells Ridgewaye
Walkover for Prince of Wales
69	Prudhoe Town	0–2	Kader
70	Quedgeley Wanderers	0–18	Swindon Spitfires
71	Rise Park	2–3	Ellistown
72	Rothwell Corinthians	1–4	Raunds Town
73	Royston Town	2–1	Wootton Blue Cross
74	Rusthall	4–1	Rottingdean Village
75	Rutherford	5–0	Forest Hall
76	Sandiacre Town	7–1	West Bridgford
77	Sawbridgeworth Town	1–2	St Albans City
78	Sheffield Wednesday	1–6	Nettleham
79	Southampton	2–2 (5–3 p)	New Forest
80	Southendian	5–0	Brandon Town
81	St George's	1–3	Long Eaton United
82	Stevenage	5–2	Hoddesdon Owls
83	Teversal	0–4	Oadby & Wigston
84	Torquay United	4–0	Bude Town
85	Tower Hill	0–7	Leverstock Green
86	Truro City	4–0	Launceston
87	Walsall	7–6 (a.e.t.)	Pelsall Villa
88	Westfield	11–0	Knaphill
89	Whickham Fellside	2–2 (0–3 p)	Penrith AFC
90	Whitley Bay	2–1	Middlesbrough Lionesses
91	Willington	0–5	Hartlepool United
92	Workington Reds	0–5	RACA Tynedale

Second qualifying round

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
1	Abbeytown	1–8	Peterlee St Francis
2	AFC Dunstable	3–1	Royston Town
3	AFC Wimbledon	1–1 (2–3 p)	Oxford City
4	Arnold Town	4–3 (a.e.t.)	Kenilworth Town
5	Bar Hill	0–4	Billericay Town
6	Barking	3–1	West Billericay
7	Bedford	5–2	Stevenage
8	Birtley St Joseph	0–2	Whitley Bay
9	Blackpool Wren Rovers	1–1 (5–4 p)	Chester City
10	Boldon	4–1	Rutherford
11	Bracknell Town	3–1	Crawley Wasps
12	Brighouse Town	4–1	Woolton
13	Burnley	4–5 (a.e.t.)	City of Manchester
14	Cheltenham Town	2–1	Ilminster Town
15	Cirencester Town	2–4	Parley Sports
16	Colchester Town	1–3	Leighton United Vixens
17	Crystal Palace	2–1 (a.e.t.)	Actonians
18	Downend Flyers	0–1	Basingstoke Town
19	FC Reedswood	4–3	Ellistown
20	Fulham	3–1	Bexhill United
21	Gloucester City	4–1	Brislington
22	Gosport Borough	2–0	Bristol Union
23	Haywards Heath Town	2–3	Rusthall
24	Hemel Hempstead Town	1–8	Leverstock Green

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
25	Hull City	3–0	Handsworth
26	KIKK United	9–0	Battersea & Wandsworth
27	London Corinthians	5–1	Herne Bay
28	Lowestoft Town	4–0	Peterborough Sports Parkway
29	Maidenhead United	5–1	Eastbourne Town
30	Malvern Town	0–4	Raunds Town
31	Morecambe	5–3 (a.e.t.)	Steel City Wanderers
32	Nettleham	6–0	Crewe Alexandra
33	Oadby & Wigston	4–5	Long Eaton United
34	Ossett Albion	0–3	Malet Lambert
35	Penrith	2–2 (3–4 p)	Kader
36	Prince of Wales	1–2	AFC Wimbledon Development
37	RACA Tynedale	4–1	Hartlepool United
38	Ruddington Village	1–8	Sandiacre Town
39	Southendian	1–3	Peterborough Northern Star
40	St Albans City	5–0	Waveney Wanderers
41	St Nicholas	11–0	Southampton
42	The New Saints	3–1	Pegasus
43	Torquay United	0–4	Swindon Spitfires
44	Truro City	4–0	Poole Town
45	Walsall	4–2	Bilbrook
46	Westfield	7–2	Aylesford

Third qualifying round

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
1	AFC Dunstable	1–5	Denham United
2	Arnold Town	0–1	Loughborough Foxes
3	Barking	1–4	Leverstock Green
4	Billericay Town	0–0 (4–5 p)	Bedford
5	Blackpool Wren Rovers	4–2	Mossley Hill
6	Boldon	1–3	Peterlee St Francis
7	Bracknell Town	2–2 (2–4 p)	Crystal Palace
8	Brighouse Town	8–8 (5–4 p)	City of Manchester
9	C&K Basildon	4–0	Brentwood Town
10	Cambridge United	5–1	Lowestoft Town
11	Chester Le Street Town	10–1	Kader
12	Chichester City	8–0	AFC Wimbledon Development
13	Chorley	2–1	Morecambe
14	Copsewood Coventry	7–0	Long Eaton United
15	Ebbsfleet United	5–3	Ipswich Town
16	Enfield Town	6–2	St Albans City
17	Exeter City	6–0	Parley Sports
18	FC Reedswood	3–2	Mansfield Town
19	Gloucester City	1–0	Southampton Saints
20	Huddersfield Town	2–1 (a.e.t.)	Stockport County
21	Hull City	4–2	Curzon Ashton
22	Keynsham Town Development	1–2	Larkhall Athletic
23	KIKK United	2–2 (3–1 p)	Luton Town
24	Leeds City Vixens	2–2 (1–3 p)	Whitley Bay

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
25	Leicester City Ladies	2–2 (3–2 p)	Leicester City
26	Leighton United Vixens	2–2 (2–4 p)	Milton Keynes Dons
27	Liverpool Feds	H–W	Malet Lambert
Walkover for Liverpool Feds
28	Loughborough Students	7–2	Leafield Athletic
29	Maidenhead United	2–1	Fulham
30	Nettleham	3–1	Rotherham United
31	Norwich City	7–1	Peterborough Northern Star
32	Oxford City	0–5	Queens Park Rangers
33	RACA Tynedale	2–6	Middlesbrough
34	Raunds Town	3–3 (3–4 p)	The New Saints
35	Rusthall	1–3	University Of Portsmouth
36	Shanklin	0–1	Gosport Borough
37	Sheffield United Community	3–2	Cheadle Heath Nomads
38	St Nicholas	3–2	Basingstoke Town
39	Swindon Spitfires	3–2	Cheltenham Town
40	Swindon Town	0–3	Forest Green Rovers
41	Tranmere Rovers	6–0	Wakefield
42	Truro City	0–8	Plymouth Argyle
43	Walsall	1–4	Sandiacre Town
44	Westfield	4–1	London Corinthians

First round proper

Matches were played on 1 December 2013.^[1]

Number of teams per tier still in competition
WSL 1	WSL 2	Premier Division	Combination	Regional & County	Total
8 / 8	10 / 10	22 / 22	24 / 24	20 / 20	84 / 84

1 December 2013	Bedford (5)	W–O	Westfield (5)
		Report

1 December 2013	Blackpool Wren Rovers (5)	1–0	Hull City (5)	Blackpool
		Report		Stadium: Brews Park

1 December 2013	C&K Basildon (5)	2–1	KIKK United (5)	Basildon
	70' Nash	Report	Le Marchand	Stadium: Selex Sports & Leisure Club

1 December 2013	Chester Le Street Town (4)	0–1	Tranmere Rovers (4)	Chester-le-Street
		Report		Stadium: Moor Park

1 December 2013	Chichester City (4)	6–0	Gloucester City (5)	Chichester
		Report		Stadium: Oaklands Park

1 December 2013	Chorley (4)	1–6	Huddersfield Town (4)	Charnock Richard
		Report		Stadium: Mossie Park

1 December 2013	Copsewood (Coventry) (4)	1–0	Nettleham (5)	Coventry
		Report		Stadium: Allard Way

1 December 2013	Crystal Palace (5)	2–0	Maidenhead United (5)	Crystal Palace
		Report		Stadium: Crystal Palace National Sports Centre

1 December 2013	Ebbsfleet United (4)	2–5 (a.e.t.)	Denham United (4)	Strood
		Report		Stadium: Rochester United Sports Ground

1 December 2013	Enfield Town (4)	3–2	Norwich City (4)	Enfield
		Report		Stadium: Queen Elizabeth II Stadium

1 December 2013	Exeter City (4)	3–1	Gosport Borough (5)	Exeter
		Report	Timbrell 5'	Stadium: Topsham Sports Ground

1 December 2013	FC Reedswood (5)	2–1 (a.e.t.)	Leicester City Ladies (4)	Essington
		Report		Stadium: Long Lane Park

1 December 2013	Forest Green Rovers (4)	0–1	St Nicholas (5)	Cambridge
		Report		Stadium: Thornhill Park

1 December 2013	Larkhall Athletic (4)	3–0	Swindon Spitfires (5)	Bath
		Report		Stadium: Plain Ham

1 December 2013	Leverstock Green (5)	0–5	Queens Park Rangers (4)	Leverstock Green
		Report		Stadium: Pancake Lane

1 December 2013	Liverpool Feds (4)	6–0	Peterlee St Francis (5)	Allerton
		Report		Stadium: Heron Eccles Playing Fields

1 December 2013	Loughborough Foxes (4)	1–3 (a.e.t.)	Milton Keynes Dons (4)	Loughborough
		Report		Stadium: Loughborough University Stadium

1 December 2013	Loughborough Students (4)	5–2	Cambridge United (4)	Loughborough
		Report		Stadium: Derby Road Playing Fields

1 December 2013	Middlesbrough (4)	3–2	Sheffield United Community (4)	Thornaby-on-Tees
		Report		Stadium: Teesdale Park

1 December 2013	Plymouth Argyle (4)	W–O	University Of Portsmouth (4)
		Report

1 December 2013	The New Saints (5)	4–0	Sandiacre Town (5)	Oswestry
		Report		Stadium: Park Hall

1 December 2013	Whitley Bay (5)	2–1	Brighouse Town (5)	Whitley Bay
		Report		Stadium: Hillheads Park

Second round proper

Matches were played on 12, 19 and 26 January 2014, and 2 and 9 February 2014.^[2]

Number of teams per tier still in competition
WSL 1	WSL 2	Premier Division	Combination	Regional & County	Total
8 / 8	10 / 10	22 / 22	13 / 24	7 / 20	60 / 84

12 January 2014	Bedford (5)	2–3	Crystal Palace (5)	Wootton
	Fensome Vass	Report		Stadium: Weston Park

12 January 2014	Brighton & Hove Albion (3)	3–2	Tottenham Hotspur (3)	Withdean
	Waine 6' Kmita 55' Barton 75'	Report		Stadium: Withdean Stadium

12 January 2014	Cardiff City (3)	3–0	St Nicholas (5)	Canton
		Report		Stadium: Cardiff International Sports Campus

12 January 2014	Chesham United (3)	1–2	Larkhall Athletic (4)	Chesham
	Fraser 18'	Report		Stadium: The Meadow

12 January 2014	Huddersfield Town (4)	1–4	Coventry City (3)	Shelley
		Report		Stadium: Stafflex Arena

12 January 2014	Lewes (3)	1–0 (a.e.t.)	Denham United (4)	Lewes
	Payne 94'	Report		Stadium: The Dripping Pan

12 January 2014	Loughborough Students (4)	1–4	Leeds United (3)	Loughborough
		Report		Stadium: Loughborough Stadium

12 January 2014	Nottingham Forest (3)	3–0	Wolverhampton Wanderers (3)	Hucknall
	Greaves 11' Howard 39', 58'	Report		Stadium: Aerial Way (RM stadium)

12 January 2014	Preston North End (3)	W–O	Sporting Club Albion (3)
		Report

12 January 2014	Queens Park Rangers (4)	1–2 (a.e.t.)	Gillingham (3)	Greenford
		Report	Carlton 87' Tune 110'	Stadium: Avenue Park

12 January 2014	The New Saints (5)	0–7	Stoke City (3)	Oswestry
		Report		Stadium: Park Hall Attendance: 119

12 January 2014	Whitley Bay (5)	0–1	Blackburn Rovers (3)	Whitley Bay
		Report	Forster 15'	Stadium: Hillheads Park

19 January 2014	Charlton Athletic (3)	3–0	Milton Keynes Dons (4)	Thamesmead
	Clifford 48', 53' Graham 90'	Report		Stadium: Bayliss Avenue

19 January 2014	Derby County (3)	2–0	Newcastle United (3)	Burton upon Trent
		Report		Stadium: St George's Park

19 January 2014	Middlesbrough (4)	4–0	Tranmere Rovers (5)	Thornaby-on-Tees
		Report		Stadium: Teesdale Park

26 January 2014	Copsewood Coventry (4)	2–1	FC Reedswood (5)	Coventry
		Report		Stadium: Allard Way

26 January 2014	Keynsham Town (3)	4–0	Portsmouth (3)	Keynsham
		Report	Simmonds 13', 71' Hillier 18' Kempson 39'	Stadium: Crown Field

2 February 2014	Enfield Town (4)	0–6	Chichester City (4)	Enfield
		Report		Stadium: Queen Elizabeth II Stadium

2 February 2014	Plymouth Argyle (4)	6–1	Exeter City (4)	Ivybridge
		Report		Stadium: Ivybridge Community College

2 February 2014	Liverpool Feds (4)	0–10	Sheffield (3)	Liverpool
		Report		Stadium: Heron Eccles Playing Fields

9 February 2014	C&K Basildon (4)	3–3 (a.e.t.) (2–4 p)	West Ham United (3)	Harlow
		Report	Masters 11' Blanchflower 55' Gowland 78'	Stadium: The Harlow Arena
	Penalties

16 February 2014	Bradford City (3)	7–0	Blackpool Wren Rovers (5)	Apperley Bridge
	Lee 12' Danby 15', 49' Hunt 23' Stuart 32' Kendell 39' Sharp 84'	Report		Stadium: Woodhouse Grove School

Third round proper

Entering are 10 WSL 2 teams, they are joined by 22 winners of the second round. Matches were played on 9, 16 and 23 February 2014 and 2 March 2014.^[3]

Number of teams per tier still in competition
WSL 1	WSL 2	Premier Division	Combination	Regional & County	Total
8 / 8	10 / 10	16 / 22	5 / 24	1 / 20	40 / 84

9 February 2014	Aston Villa (2)	0–2	Doncaster Rovers Belles (2)	Sutton Coldfield
		Report		Stadium: Coles Lane

9 February 2014	Copsewood Coventry (4)	3–2 (a.e.t.)	Larkhall Athletic (4)	Coventry
		Report		Stadium: Allard Way Attendance: 30

9 February 2014	Coventry City (3)	3–1	Stoke City (3)	Coventry
		Report	Gallagher 75'	Stadium: Coventry Building Society Arena Attendance: 171

9 February 2014	Durham (2)	4–0	Chichester City (4)	Houghton-le-Spring
		Report		Stadium: Leyburn Grove

9 February 2014	Portsmouth (3)	3–0	Lewes (3)	Portsmouth
	Hillier 12' Wilson 20' Kempson 35'	Report		Stadium: University of Portsmouth

9 February 2014	Sunderland (2)	5–1	Oxford United (2)	Hetton-le-Hole
	Rachel Furness 12', 41' Bass 24' Joice 47' Mead 76'	Report	Fellows 34'	Stadium: The Hetton Centre Attendance: 160 Referee: Rebecca Welch

16 February 2014	Blackburn Rovers (3)	3–0	Middlesbrough (4)	Ashton-under-Lyne
	Manning 57', 63', 70'	Report		Stadium: Curzon Ashton Arena

16 February 2014	Charlton Athletic (3)	0–6	Sheffield (3)	Thamesmead
		Report		Stadium: Bayliss Avenue

16 February 2014	Crystal Palace (5)	2–0	Derby County (3)	Crystal Palace
		Report		Stadium: Crystal Palace National Sports Centre Attendance: 150

16 February 2014	Millwall Lionesses (2)	1–2	Reading (2)	Charlton
		Report		Stadium: Meridian Sports & Social Club

16 February 2014	Nottingham Forest (3)	0–1	Gillingham (3)	Hucknall
		Report	Gurr	Stadium: The Engine Rooms Attendance: 46

16 February 2014	Plymouth Argyle (4)	0–4	Brighton & Hove Albion (3)	Plymouth
		Report	Waine 25' Barton 76' Merritt 78' Whitcombe 85'	Stadium: Devonport High School

23 February 2014	Leeds United (3)	1–3	London Bees (2)	Farsley
		Report		Stadium: Throstle Nest

23 February 2014	Preston North End (3)	3–0	Yeovil Town (2)	Lea
	Savage 4', 52' Jones 80'	Report		Stadium: University of Lancashire Sports Arena

23 February 2014	West Ham United (3)	1–5	Watford (2)	Thurrock
	Morgan 89'	Report		Stadium: Ship Lane

2 March 2014	Bradford City (3)	0–1	Cardiff City (3)	Thackley
		Report	Townsend 67'	Stadium: Dennyfield

Fourth round proper

Matches were played on 16 March 2014.^[4]

Number of teams per tier still in competition
WSL 1	WSL 2	Premier Division	Combination	Regional & County	Total
8 / 8	6 / 10	8 / 22	1 / 24	1 / 20	24 / 84

16 March 2014	Cardiff City (3)	1–0 (a.e.t.)	London Bees (2)	Cardiff
	Cousins 95'	Report		Stadium: Cardiff International Sports Campus

16 March 2014	Coventry City (3)	2–0	Brighton & Hove Albion (3)	Coventry
		Report		Stadium: Ricoh Arena

16 March 2014	Crystal Palace (5)	2–3	Portsmouth (3)	South Norwood
		Report	Hillier 12' Simmonds 18', 34'	Stadium: Croydon Arena Attendance: 150

16 March 2014	Doncaster Rovers Belles (2)	4–1	Copsewood (Coventry) (4)	Doncaster
		Report		Stadium: Keepmoat Stadium Attendance: 180

16 March 2014	Durham (2)	3–1	Sheffield (3)	Houghton-le-Spring
		Report		Stadium: Leyburn Grove

16 March 2014	Gillingham (3)	1–0	Preston North End (3)	Chatham
		Report		Stadium: The Bauvill Stadium

16 March 2014	Reading (2)	2–0 (a.e.t.)	Blackburn Rovers (3)	Farnborough
		Report		Stadium: Cherrywood Road

16 March 2014	Sunderland (2)	4–1	Watford (2)	Hetton-le-Hole
	Wilson 20' Mead 27', 43' Joice 29'	Report		Stadium: The Hetton Centre Attendance: 152

Fifth round proper

Entering this round are the eight WSL 1 teams, they join eight winners of the fourth round. Played on 13 April 2014.^[5]^[6]

Number of teams per tier still in competition
WSL 1	WSL 2	Premier Division	Combination	Regional & County	Total
8 / 8	4 / 10	4 / 22	0 / 24	0 / 20	16 / 84

13 April 2014	Arsenal (1)	2–0	Gillingham (3)	Borehamwood
	Smith 63', 81' (pen.)	Report		Stadium: Meadow Park Attendance: 458 Referee: Jairo Marin

13 April 2014	Chelsea (1)	2–1 (a.e.t.)	Bristol Academy (1)	Staines-upon-Thames
	Ji 8' R. Williams 110'	Report	Natalia 29' (pen.)	Stadium: Wheatsheaf Park Attendance: 271 Referee: Paul Kelly

13 April 2014	Birmingham City (1)	3–1	Doncaster Rovers Belles (2)	Solihull
	Allen 8' Linnett 88' Potter 90'	Report	Little 73'	Stadium: Damson Park Attendance: 363

13 April 2014	Manchester City (1)	2–1	Reading (2)	Manchester
	Duggan 8', 79'	Report	McGee 13'	Stadium: Academy Stadium Attendance: 253

13 April 2014	Notts County (1)	2–1	Coventry City (3)	Nottingham
	Susi 23', 77'	Report	Clough	Stadium: Meadow Lane Attendance: 309 Referee: Robert Atkin

13 April 2014	Sunderland (2)	0–2	Liverpool (1)	Hetton-le-Hole
		Report	Harris 7' Dowie 58'	Stadium: The Hetton Centre Attendance: 308

13 April 2014	Cardiff City (3)	1–3	Everton (1)	Cardiff
	Townsend 58'	Report	Jones 5' Hinnigan 36' Parris 71'	Stadium: Cardiff International Sports Stadium Attendance: 112 Referee: Simon Shaw

13 April 2014	Portsmouth (3)	2–1	Durham (2)	Gosport
	Simmons 53' Wilson 86'	Report	Jennings 48'	Stadium: Privett Park Attendance: 126 Referee: I Homewood

Quarter–finals

The 6th round, also known as the quarter–finals, draw was made on 14 April 2014. The matches will be played on Sunday 27 April unless the clubs agree otherwise. The winners advance into the semi–finals and receive £1,000 in prize money.^[7] Seven teams play in the WSL 1, Portsmouth Ladies play in the Women’s Premier 2nd Level, which is the fourth level.

Number of teams per tier still in competition
WSL 1	WSL 2	Premier Division	Combination	Regional & County	Total
7 / 8	0 / 10	1 / 22	0 / 24	0 / 20	8 / 84

27 April 2014	Portsmouth (3)	0–2	Notts County (1)	Gosport
14:00		Report	Bradley 72' Clarke 75'	Stadium: Privett Park Attendance: 410

26 April 2014	Liverpool (1)	0–2	Everton (1)	Widnes
		Report	Parris 10' Greenwood 30'	Stadium: Halton Stadium

27 April 2014	Manchester City (1)	1–3	Chelsea (1)	Manchester
14:00	Duggan 10'	Report	Coombs 7' Aluko 16' Chapman 59'	Stadium: Manchester Regional Arena

4 May 2014	Birmingham City (1)	1–2	Arsenal (1)	Solihull
12:00	Allen 30'	Report	Smith 39' (pen.) Ayisi 54'	Stadium: Damson Park Attendance: 487 Referee: Geoffrey Laws

Semi–finals

The draw for the semi–finals was made on 14 April, with the venues for the matches to be decided at a later date. The matches will be played on 11 May.^[7] Only WSL 1 teams remain. On 30 April the FA announced that Woking’s Kingfield Stadium and Alfreton’s Impact Arena will host the matches.^[8]

Number of teams per tier still in competition
WSL 1	WSL 2	Premier Division	Combination	Regional & County	Total
4 / 8	0 / 10	0 / 22	0 / 24	0 / 20	4 / 84

11 May 2014	Chelsea (1)	3–5 (a.e.t.)	Arsenal (1)	Woking
14:00	Ji 69' Ogimi 85' Aluko 104'	Report	Smith 70', 86' Carter 93' Ohno 99' Stoney 109'	Stadium: Kingfield Stadium Attendance: 877 Referee: Sian Piret

11 May 2014	Notts County (1)	1–2	Everton (1)	Alfreton
14:00	Hoyle 55'	Report	Parris 14', 29'	Stadium: Impact Arena Attendance: 638 Referee: Elizabeth Simms

Final

On 15 February 2014, the FA announced that the final would be held at Stadium mk and will kick off at 16:30 on 1 June.^[9] In May 2014 Martin Atkinson was named the referee for the final with Lindsey Robinson and Mark Dwyer as assistants with Rebecca Welch serving as the fourth official.^[10] The match was broadcast live on BBC Two.

1 June 2014

16:30

Arsenal	2–0	Everton
Smith 15' Kinga 61'	Report

Stadium mk, Milton Keynes

Attendance: 15,098

Referee: Martin Atkinson

References

↑ "She Kicks - News Section: Reedswood And St Nicholas Cause Shocks". www.shekicks.net. Archived from the original on 9 December 2014.
↑ "She Kicks - News Section: FA Cup 2nd round Review". www.shekicks.net. Archived from the original on 9 December 2014.
↑ "She Kicks - News Section: Progress With FA Cup Rounds Two & Three". www.shekicks.net. Archived from the original on 9 December 2014.
↑ "She Kicks - News Section: London Bees Bow Out At Cardiff". www.shekicks.net. Archived from the original on 9 December 2014.
↑ "She Kicks - News Section: Portsmouth Cause Cup Upset". www.shekicks.net. Archived from the original on 9 December 2014.
↑ "FA Women's Cup: Holders Arsenal through, but finalists Bristol out". BBC Sport. 13 April 2014. Retrieved 31 July 2026.
1 2 "The FA Women's Cup Sixth round Proper and Semi-final draw".
↑ "Woking and Alfreton to stage FA Women's Cup Semi-Finals".
↑ "The FA Women's Cup Final to be staged in Milton Keynes".
↑ "Martin Atkinson to referee the FA Women's Cup Final".

External links

FA website
Cup season at soccerway.com

[1] "She Kicks - News Section: Reedswood And St Nicholas Cause Shocks". www.shekicks.net. Archived from the original on 9 December 2014.

[2] "She Kicks - News Section: FA Cup 2nd round Review". www.shekicks.net. Archived from the original on 9 December 2014.

[3] "She Kicks - News Section: Progress With FA Cup Rounds Two & Three". www.shekicks.net. Archived from the original on 9 December 2014.

[4] "She Kicks - News Section: London Bees Bow Out At Cardiff". www.shekicks.net. Archived from the original on 9 December 2014.

[5] "She Kicks - News Section: Portsmouth Cause Cup Upset". www.shekicks.net. Archived from the original on 9 December 2014.

[6] "FA Women's Cup: Holders Arsenal through, but finalists Bristol out". BBC Sport. 13 April 2014. Retrieved 31 July 2026.

[quarter/semi_draw-7] 1 2 "The FA Women's Cup Sixth round Proper and Semi-final draw".

[venue-8] "Woking and Alfreton to stage FA Women's Cup Semi-Finals".

[9] "The FA Women's Cup Final to be staged in Milton Keynes".

[10] "Martin Atkinson to referee the FA Women's Cup Final".

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