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FA CUP DRAW: Manchester City and Arsenal handed tricky ties in the quarter-finals
Manchester City and Arsenal have been handed tricky ties in the quarter-finals of this season’s Adobe Women’s FA Cup.The Adobe Women’s FA Cup quarter-final draw was streamed live on the Adobe
Man City-Aston Villa FA Cup quarter-final on BBC
Manchester City's FA Cup quarter-final against fellow Women's Super League side Aston Villa will be shown live on the BBC. The match at the Joie Stadium will take place at Sunday, 9 March at 12:30 GMT and will be available to watch on BBC One, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.
The Women's FA Cup quarter final draw has been made | OneFootball
The final eight sides in the Women's FA Cup have learned their fate, and each of the top four in the WSL have been kept apart. Reigning champions Manchester United have been drawn against Sunderland, while their City rivals Manchester City also have a home tie, against Aston Villa.
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FA CUP DRAW: Manchester City and Arsenal handed tricky ties in the quarter-finals | OneFootball
The draw determined that Manchester City will play host to Aston Villa at The Joie Stadium. The Cityzens have faced competitive games against The Villans in the Barclays Women’s Super League this season. The other eye-catching tie sees Arsenal face Matt Beard’s well-drilled Liverpool side in Borehamwood.
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