The three Women's Super League sides in action all progress to the fifth round of the Women's FA Cup after a weekend where shocks were in short supply.

Back from the winter break, Chelsea begin our journey in this season’s Women’s FA Cup with a clash against Charlton Athletic at Kingsmeadow. Aiming for another dominant campaign, and looking to do better than last season’s semifinal exit that followed back-to-back-to-back FA Cup trophies,

The Blues return from a four-week long winter break with their first Women’s FA Cup match of the season, hosting Women’s Championship outfit Charlton Athletic at Kingsmeadow. We have had the exact same encounter in the same (fourth) round of the cup five years ago where we came out as winners in a 4-0 scoreline.

Arsenal’s Women’s FA Cup tie against Bristol was postponed on Saturday, as Meadow Park was not able to deal with the extreme cold episode that lasted most of last week.Photo by Jan Kruger/Getty

Women’s Premier League giants Chelsea remained on song in their FA Cup meeting with Chartlon in a confident 4-0 win.

Despite not being part of the country’s elite, the Addicks did get a shot in the first few minutes of the match against Hannah Hampton’s goal. Soon after that Chelsea began completely dominating the pitch in every inch of it, leaving little space for the opposition to breath while creating (and wasting) several goalscoring chances.

The draw for the fifth round was conducted today (Monday 13 January) and pitted with the winners of our clash with the Toffees against the Blues.

Chelsea cruised into the fifth round of the Women's FA Cup with a 4-0 triumph over Charlton at Kingsmeadow, while Jessie Stapleton's Sunderland hammered Exeter 7-1.