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Charlton Women

04-05 21:30

0 - 0

End

Liverpool Women

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Charlton Women

Liverpool Women

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Dangerous Attacks

112

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115′

0-1

Z.shaw

110′

s.whitehouse

102′

Z.shaw

m.enderby

102′

m.mcateer

G.Pearse

96′

M. Thomas

End 0-0

89′

E. Bissell

k.flannery

87′

e.dow n

77′

R.Shimizu

A.Bergstrom

76′

ellie mason

c.newsham

70′

M.Ross

57′

M.Ross

A. Thestrup

57′

K. Lockwood

K.Bradley

57′

gillian kenney

K. Muya

56′

M. Thomas

D. O'Sullivan

56′

A.Bernabe

S. Lily

56′

b.olsson

A.Csillag

Halftime 0-0

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Match Info

The English FA Women's Cup clash on April 5, 2026, between Charlton Women and Liverpool Women finished in a goalless 0-0 draw, setting up a replay to decide who advances in the prestigious knockout competition. Played at The Valley, the match was a tense and tightly-contested affair where defensive organization cancelled out attacking ambition, with neither side able to find a decisive breakthrough. The first half saw both teams probe cautiously, with Liverpool enjoying more possession but Charlton creating the better chances on the counter-attack, forcing the Liverpool goalkeeper into a smart save just before the interval. The second half followed a similar pattern, with the intensity rising but the final pass or shot lacking the necessary quality. The key moment arrived in the 75th minute when Charlton thought they had scored, only for the assistant referee's flag to rule the effort out for offside after a brief VAR check confirmed the decision. Both teams had half-chances in the dying minutes but ultimately settled for a draw, a result that arguably favors the lower-division Charlton as they earned another shot at a Women's Super League giant. The stalemate means the tie remains alive, with the replay scheduled at Liverpool's home ground, where they will be expected to exert their superior quality to progress in the FA Women's Cup.