Our Adobe Women’s FA Cup campaign came to an end on Wednesday evening as Everton ran out 2-0 winners in our fourth round tie.

Everton are into the fifth round of this season’s Adobe Women’s FA Cup after defeating Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 at Walton Hall Park in a fourth round tie this evening.Going into the game, The

Durham are embracing the challenge of facing a Women's Super League opponent in Brighton, according to forward Aimee Claypole. Durham sit fourth in the Championship, one point behind league leaders Birmingham City.

Wolves under-18s suffered defeat away to Everton under-18s on Tuesday evening at Goodison Park as their FA Youth Cup campaign came to an end. A first half brace from George Morgan helped Everton on their way to overcoming Wolves, despite a late effort to mount a comeback from the away side.

With the Adobe Women’s FA Cup 5th Round on the second weekend of February, the last four 4th Round ties are being played this Wednesday.