Abbie Larkin helped Crystal Palace to advance to the quarter-finals of the Women's FA Cup for the first time in their history as the Republic of Ireland forward fired the second goal in a 2-0 victory over Newcastle.
Ashleigh Weerden opened the scoring for the Women's Super League's basement side in the 81st minute, with Larkin's deflected effort eluding Claudia Moan in the Newcastle goal deep into stoppage time.
Quadruple-chasing Chelsea came from behind to defeat Everton 4-1.
Four days after booking their spot in the League Cup final, Sonia Bompastor’s WSL leaders ultimately eased through to the last eight.
It was Everton who took the lead, with Sara Holmgaard finding the net in the 17th minute.
By half-time, Chelsea were ahead, thanks to a penalty from Catarina Macario and a goal from Mayra Ramirez.
Maika Hamano extended the advantage in the 71st minute before another penalty in stoppage time, this time converted by Sandy Baltimore.
Liverpool left it late to end the challenge of third-tier Rugby Borough, battling to a 2-0 victory.
Marie Hobinger finally broke the deadlock with six minutes remaining and Mia Enderby added a second two minutes into stoppage time.
London City are flying high in WSL 2 but they could not cause a huge upset against Arsenal, the Gunners another side to win 2-0, thanks to goals from Laia Codina and Stina Blackstenius.
Manchester City eased to a 3-1 victory over Leicester.
Leila Ouahabi and Kerolin put the home side two up at half-time and Khadija Shaw added a third just before the half-hour mark. Nelly Lasova scored a consolation for Leicester eight minutes from time.
Sunderland are the only non top-flight side left in the competition after beating fellow WSL 2 outfit Portsmouth 2-0.
Jenna Dear and Emily Scarr both scored late in the first half, while Portsmouth ended the match with 10 players after Scarlett Williams was sent off.
