Adobe Women's FA Cup

Holders: Chelsea

Founded in 1970, the Women’s FA Cup is the premier knockout competition for women’s teams in England. Currently sponsored by Vitality, the competition features 300 teams from across the country with the final played at Wembley Stadium.

Women's FA Cup Fixtures

There are currently no fixtures scheduled.

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COMPETITION HISTORY

Current Holders

Chelsea

Most Wins

Arsenal (14)

LATEST NEWS

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Woodley United Ladies aim to make the most of SSE Women’s FA Cup second chance

By Tom Canning

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Alice Lilley scores twice in Wokingham & Emmbrook Ladies first ever competitive game

By Tom Canning

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Weekend: Ascot United face tough Highworth Town prospect and all of the fixtures

By Darrell Freeland

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Ascot United Ladies enjoy FA Women’s Cup glory and all the days scores

By Tom Canning

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Weekend: Woodley United and Binfield in derby and FA Women’s Cup gets underway

By Tom Canning

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Team by team as the FA Women’s Cup and TVCWFL kick off

By FiB Contributor

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What the 2017/18 non league season looks like so far – key dates for your diary

By Tom Canning

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The 2017/18 SSE FA Women’s Cup round dates have been released

By Tom Canning

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