How to watch and follow United Women v West Brom

Marc Skinner’s team went into the winter break in a good run of form, recovering from a loss against Chelsea with an impressive 4-0 victory over Liverpool and wins against Newcastle United and Crystal Palace.

United are favourites heading into the game but the boss will be determined his side avoid any complacency on the day.

Ahead of the game, we look at everything you need to know, including how you can follow the game, team news and the rest of the weekend’s fixtures...

This Saturday’s game will kick off at 17:15 GMT, with live viewing available on the Women’s FA Cup YouTube channel and the FA Player.

The United App and ManUtd.com will also be keeping you up to date with line-ups, live match commentary and statistics throughout the 90 minutes.

TEAM NEWS

The Reds’ upcoming fixture will be our first game since the 15 December. It remains to be seen whether Ella Toone will be able to make her comeback, after injuring her calf in November.

United will be without Hayley Ladd for the first time in six seasons, as she has recently completed a transfer to Everton after 110 matches with the club. She will also team up with 18-year-old Emma Watson, who has also joined the Toffees, on loan for the remainder of the campaign.

Meanwhile, Grace Clinton will be hoping to celebrate her contract extension with a win. The talented midfielder has renewed her stay until at least 2026.

The fixture will be a moment to remember for Evie Rabjohn, as her 19-year-old sister Olivia plays for West Brom. Despite not being able for selection due to recovering from her long-term knee injury, Evie says the match will be “exciting” for her family.

Also, if United are to reach the final this year again, it will be the third year in a row we will have done so.

OPPOSITION INFO

West Brom are in the third tier - the National League North Premier Division. They progressed to this stage with a 2-0 victory over Cheadle Town Stingers in the previous round.

Taylor Reynolds and Seren Watkins scored the goals in the tie, played at Redditch United's Valley Stadium.

RIVALS WATCH

United’s game this week will be only one of two matches on Saturday, with the rest of the ties coming on Sunday. 

Saturday 11 January

Brighton & Hove Albion v Durham (12:30 GMT)
UNITED v West Brom (17:15 GMT)

Sunday 12 January

Crystal Palace v Sheffield United (12:00 GMT)
Fulham v London City Lionesses (12:00 GMT)
Leicester City v Stoke City (13:00 GMT)
Exeter City v Sunderland (13:00 GMT)
Newcastle United v Nottingham Forest (13:00 GMT)
Blackburn Rovers v Portsmouth (13:00 GMT)
Manchester City v Ipswich Town (13:00 GMT)
Everton v Tottenham Hotspur (13:00 GMT)
London Bees v Rugby Borough (14:00 GMT)
West Ham United v Liverpool (14:00 GMT)
Cheltenham Town v Wolves (14:00 GMT)
Arsenal v Bristol City 
Chelsea v Charlton Athletic
Aston Villa v Bristol Rovers (17:45 GMT)

Kick-offs 15:00 GMT unless stated.