Liverpool, Manchester City, and Manchester United all advanced comfortably in the Women's FA Cup fourth round, contributing to a 55-goal weekend. The Reds dispatched London Bees 6-0, with debutants Denise O'Sullivan and Martha Thomas on the scoresheet. City crushed Bournemouth 6-0, while United beat Burnley 5-0, showcasing the dominant form of the WSL's elite.

The round was defined by new signings making immediate impacts. Liverpool's January recruits O'Sullivan and Thomas both scored in their first appearances. United's new striker Lea Schuller netted on her debut, and teenage substitute Layla Drury also scored. This trend highlights how winter transfers can instantly bolster attacking options for clubs with title ambitions.

Elsewhere, Charlton Athletic delivered the biggest win, hammering Swindon Town 10-0. Arsenal edged Aston Villa 2-0 in the only all-WSL tie, with captain Kim Little starring. The fifth-round draw is set for Monday, with the next matches scheduled for late February. For the top clubs, the competition remains a key avenue for silverware.