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The Women’s FA Cup began in 1970 with 71 entrants. The competition now includes 538 sides from across the country, from the FA WSL down to the Southern Region Women’s Football League Premier Division.

Women's FA Cup Fixtures

Sunday 20th September 2026

Woodley United14:00Chesham United

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Grace Moloney’s FA Cup heroics, Harvey Harry at the double and Woodley United Ladies take charge

By Tom Canning

Reading FC Women drawn away in FA Cup Fifth Round

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‘Look what that means’ Grace Moloney’s FA Cup heroics send Reading FC Women through

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Emma Harries hits 50 as Reading FC Women await Women’s FA Cup draw

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Langley take advantage, Ascot United’s challenge and a wasted FA Sunday Cup trip

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Louise Delaney makes history for Mortimer in FA Cup

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Berkshire entrants confirmed in the 2022/23 Vitality Women’s FA Cup

By Abi Ticehurst

Vitality Women’s FA Cup 2022/23 full draw

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Vitality Women’s FA Cup 2022/23 round dates and prize fund

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All the national 2022/23 FA Cup, FA Trophy, FA Vase and Women’s FA Cup draws and fixtures

By Tom Canning

FA Cup Final snaps, Lisa Benn and East Berks showdown

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Caversham United’s Georgia Graham gets Berkshire Football Awards nomination

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Hammers haunt Royals for a second time in Fifth Round Proper exit

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Live: Reading FC Women vs West Ham United Women

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Competition Details

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Greatest Moment

During the 2018/19 season, Reading FC Women – led by England legend Fara Williams – became the only Berkshire side to reach the semi-finals of the Women’s FA Cup when they beat a Manchester United side that included Alex Greenwood 3-2 after extra-time to set up a last four meeting with West Ham United. The Hammers went on to win 4-3.

The Manchester win was selected by the FA as one of the greatest Quarter Final games in the competitions history.

Something you won't know

In 1970, the first Women’s FA Cup took place and included Berkshire representation. Then known as the Mitre Challenge Trophy, the Bracknell Bullets were one of 71 sides to enter, and they were in regional Group 5 alongside two sides from Amersham, another from Luton and nine other teams.

Details of progress are frustratingly thin on the ground but goalkeeper Terri Hinton (nee Irvine) went on to play for England.

Bucket list

The Road To Wembley is an absolute must for football fans – and particularly those of you who love the Women’s FA Cup.

Take in a match in every round of the competition from the Preliminary Round in August to the Final at Wembley Stadium in May. There will be plenty of local games come August.

Tell us your greatest moment in the competition here.

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