Follow live text and score updates from four rearranged Women's FA Cup fourth round fixtures, including Arsenal v Bristol City.

Women's Super League latest score, goals and updates from fixture - Follow all the action from Chigwell Construction Stadium

West Ham United women’s team boss Rehanne Skinner has made three changes for Wednesday’s eagerly-awaited Adobe Women’s FA Cup fourth-round match against Liverpool at Chigwell Construction Stadium.

Leicester's win against Liverpool means Palace are now nine points adrift. West Ham go six points clear of their drop by beating Everton. A big win for West Ham, who leapfrog Everton in the standings.

The Scout highlights Everton’s top performers since the return of David Moyes as manager ahead of their Double Gameweek 24 in Fantasy Premier League. Interest in the Toffees has escalated at both ends of the pitch for their pair of home encounters with Leicester City and Liverpool in Double Gameweek 24 (DGW24).

Everton knock out last year's runners-up Tottenham in the Women's FA Cup fourth round, plus Arsenal, Liverpool and Brighton win.

Tony Cottee was the Premier League's record signing when he moved to Everton from West Ham in 1988 and it's a tag he admits he struggled to deal with

Arsenal and Liverpool produced five-star displays to cruise into the fifth round of the Women’s FA Cup. England forward Beth Mead and Stina Blackstenius both scored twice as the Gunners thrashed Bristol City 5-0,

Meanwhile Liverpool, Manchester United and Tottenham ... Follow the live action below as West Ham United face Everton today in the WSL: West Ham United LFC - Everton WFC Follow live football ...

Out-of-favour Brighton man Evan Ferguson is Graham Potter’s first choice for the striker’s berth at West Ham, talkSPORT understands. The pair previously worked together during

Arsenal and Liverpool powered to five-star victories in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup fourth round to secure progression after defeating Bristol City and West Ham United, respectively. Last year’s finalists Tottenham Hotspur saw their progress halted by Everton who earned a 2-0 victory at home to the north London side.

Liverpool have the chance to seal the top spot in their Champions League group next week and they could go all the way to win the competition.