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Arsenal were 2-1 winners over Manchester City in the WSL in November. (Photo by Paul Harding/Getty Images)

The weekend’s Adobe Women’s FA Cup Fifth Round ties include a clash of two of the WSL’s top three teams, with Arsenal home to Manchester City.

Saturday sees two Championship title-chasers visiting WSL opposition, with Leicester City hosting Birmingham City and Spurs entertaining Tier Two leaders Charlton.

The top flight’s third and second-placed teams clash on Sunday, with Arsenal meeting Manchester City whom they beat 2-1 in the WSL earlier in the season.

Two teams still carry the banner for the FA WNL at home to opponents from two divisions above, with Wolves up against Brighton and Nottingham Forest facing Everton.

Destiney Toussaint, who scored the winner for Wolves at Reading in the previous round, told wolves.co.uk about the mentality going into the Brighton tie: “Lots of confidence and we go in with no fear. As we say sometimes, it’s almost a free hit at the game.”

Forest will be without Alice Keitley, who suffered a ruptured ACL during the FA WNL game against AFC Fylde.

Crystal Palace have a testing local trip to holders Chelsea, Southampton have a massive home tie with last season’s beaten finalists Manchester United, while London City also have an exciting home match with Liverpool as Lionesses’ interim head coach Darren Smith takes charge for the first time.

Winners of the Fifth Round ties will received £80,000 each from the competition prize fund, losing teams all get £20,000.

Saturday 10 February

Leicester City v Birmingham City (Burton Albion FC, 12pm) – Live on FA Player Tottenham Hotspur v Charlton Athletic (Leyton Orient FC, 5.15pm) – Live on FA Player, plus Adobe WFA Cup social media channels

Sunday 11 February

Arsenal v Manchester City (Boreham Wood FC, 12.30pm) – Live on BBC Two Wolverhampton Wanderers v Brighton & Hove Albion (AFC Telford United, 1pm) – Live on FA Player London City Lionesses v Liverpool (Dartford FC, 2pm) – Live on FA Player Southampton v Manchester United (Eastleigh FC, 2pm) – Live on FA Player Chelsea v Crystal Palace (Kingsmeadow Stadium, 2pm) – Live on FA Player, plus Adobe WFA Cup social media channels Nottingham Forest v Everton (Long Eaton United FC, 4pm) – Live on FA Player

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