2016–17 FA Women's Cup

2016–17 FA Women's Cup
Country  England
 Wales
Teams 254
Matches played 170
Goals scored 924 (5.44 per match)
← 2015–16
All statistics correct as of 20 November 2016.

The 2016–17 Women's FA Cup is the 47th staging of the FA Women's Cup, a knockout cup competition for women's football teams in England. Arsenal are the defending champions having beaten Chelsea 1–0 in the previous final.[1]

Teams

A total of 254 teams had their entries to the tournament accepted by The Football Association.[2] One hundred and sixty-two teams entered at the first or second round qualifying. Teams that plays in the FA Women's Premier League Division One were given exemption to the Third Round Qualifying, while teams in the Northern and Southern Division entered at the First Round Proper. Teams in the FA WSL 2 were exempted to the Third Round Proper, with teams in the FA WSL 1 entering at the Fifth Round Proper.[3]

Round Clubs
remaining 		Clubs
involved 		Winners from
previous round 		Games played Goals scored Prize money[4]
First Round Qualifying 254 4 – 2 3 £350
Second Round Qualifying 252 160 2 72 389 £450
Third Round Qualifying 172 128 80 64 357 £500
Fourth Round Qualifying 108 64 64 32 175 £600
First Round 76 56 32 £800
Second Round 48 28 28 £900
Third Round 34 24 14 £1,000
Fourth Round 22 12 12 £2,000
Fifth Round 16 16 6 £3,000
Sixth Round 8 8 8 £4,000
Semi-Final 4 4 4 £5,000
The Final 2 2 2 £15,000 (runners-up)
£25,000 (winners)

The Second Round Qualifying saw eight ties cancelled due to the withdrawal of one of the teams.

First round qualifying

There were only two first round qualifying matches, both of which were played on 4 September 2016.[5][6]

Tie Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier) Att.
1 South Shields (6) 2–0 Gateshead Leam Rangers (7) 25
2 Wigan Athletic (5) 1–0 MSB Woolton (5)

Second round qualifying

Eighty matches were scheduled for the second qualifying round. The 160 teams taking part consisted of 158 teams exempted to this stage, plus the two match winners from the previous round. Most matches were played on Sunday 18 September 2016, the only exception being Bishop's Stortford v Bungay Town, which took place on the preceding Saturday.[6][7]

Tie Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier) Att.
1 Wallsend Boys Club (5) 5–2 Boldon CA Villa (7) 42
2 South Shields (6) 1–1 (4–2 p) Cramlington United (6) 30
3 South Park Rangers (7) W–O Kendal Town (6)
4 Penrith (6) 1–0 (a.e.t.) Bishop Auckland (7)
5 RACA Tynedale (5) W–O Rutherford (7)
6 Workington Reds (6) 2–1 Birtley Town (7)
7 Norton & Stockton Ancients (5) 7–0 Carlisle United (6) 150
8 Prudhoe Town (6) 0–9 Hartlepool United (6) 50
9 Boldon CA (5) 3–1 Blyth Town Lions (6)
10 Ossett Albion (6) 1–0 Malet Lambert (6) 39
11 Wakefield (5) 0–7 Farsley Celtic (6)
12 Bradford Park Avenue (7) 1–8 Sheffield United (5)
13 Sheffield Wednesday (6) 4–0 Brighouse Athletic (7)
14 Accrington (5) 11–2 Curzon Ashton (6) 85
15 FC United of Manchester (6) 2–1 Bolton Wanderers (5)
16 CMB (5) 0–4 Stockport County (5)
17 Burnley (7) 0–7 Wigan Athletic (5)
18 Merseyrail Bootle (6) 4–1 City of Manchester (5)
19 Chorltonians (6) 0–2 Warrington Wolverines (6)
20 Rise Park (5) 0–0 (3–4 p) Arnold Town (5)
21 Leicester City Women Development (6) 3–0 Winterton Rangers (6)
22 Dronfield Town (7) 4–4 (2–3 p) Lincoln Moorlands Railway (6) 15
23 Nettleham (5) 16–0 Teversal (6)
24 Market Warsop (7) 5–1 AFC Leicester (6)
25 Stourbridge (6) 2–1 Stockingford AA Pavilion (6) 68
26 Coundon Court (5) 9–0 Bilbrook (6)
27 Leamington Lions (5) 2–2 (5–4 p) Wolverhampton Sporting Community (5) 58
28 Bedworth United (5) 7–0 Stone Dominoes (6)
29 Coleshill Town (6) 0–3 Coventry Ladies Development (6) 59
30 Shrewsbury Town (6) 2–4 Wyrley (6)
31 Bradwell Belles (7) 1–5 Shrewsbury Juniors (6) 70
32 Knowle (5) 1–2 Leek Town (6)
33 Crusaders (5) 2–2 (3–4 p) Gornal (7) 30
34 Burton Albion (5) 3–1 Lye Town (5)
35 Rubery (6) 2–3 (a.e.t.) Boldmere St Michaels (7)
36 Moulton (7) 2–5 Histon (5)
37 Riverside (6) 9–0 Woodford United (7) 35
38 Oadby & Wigston (6) 2–0 Roade (7) 100
39 Peterborough United (6) 0–1 Cambridge City (6)
40 Acle United (5) 2–0 Netherton United (7) 75
Tie Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier) Att.
41 ICA Sports (7) W–O Peterborough Northern Star (5)
42 Newmarket Town (7) 2–7 Wymondham Town (6)
43 Park (7) 0–14 Northampton Town (6)
44 Kettering Town (5) 4–0 Thrapston Town (7) 50
45 Colchester Town (5) 0–3 AFC Sudbury (5)
46 Brandon Town (7) W–O Great Wakering Rovers (5)
47 Little Thurrock Dynamos (6) 1–2 (a.e.t.) Brentwood Town (5)
48 Harlow Town (7) 2–3 Billericay Town (5)
49 Writtle (5) 0–3 Leyton Orient (5)
50 Haringey Borough (5) 12–0 Chelmsford City (7)
51 Bishop's Stortford (7) 1–3 Bungay Town (7)
52 Hertford Town (6) W–O Garston (7)
53 Houghton Athletic (7) 2–1 Sherrardswood (7)
54 AFC Dunstable (5) 8–0 Sandy (7)
55 Colney Heath (6) 1–3 Royston Town (5)
56 Hemel Hempstead Town (6) 2–1 Bedford (5) 60
57 Queens Park Rangers Development (6) 5–0 Wargrave (6)
58 Marlow (5) 2–4 (a.e.t.) Oxford City (5)
59 Ascot United (6) 3–2 Milton Keynes City (5) 60
60 Newbury (5) 6–2 Chinnor (7)
61 Brentford (7) 0–8 Chesham United (5)
62 Carshalton Athletic (5) 1–3 Aylesford (5) 53
63 Meridian (6) 2–0 Eastbourne (6)
64 Haywards Heath & Wivelsfield (7) 1–5 Cowfold (7)
65 Burgess Hill Town (7) 0–4 Regents Park Rangers (6)
66 Long Lane (6) 2–3 Fulham Foundation (5)
67 Margate (7) 1–10 Bexhill United (6)
68 Herne Bay (5) 1–1 (3–1 p) Parkwood Rangers (6) 82
69 London Corinthians (5) 6–0 Victoire (7)
70 Abbey Rangers (6) 1–7 Crawley Wasps (5)
71 Worthing Town (7) W–O Rottingdean Village (6)
72 Warsash Wasps (7) 1–2 Poole Town (5)
73 Fleet Town (6) 6–0 Team Solent (5)
74 New Milton Town (6) 1–0 AFC Bournemouth (7)
75 Bournemouth Sports (7) 0–12 Southampton (5)
76 Middlezoy Rovers (5) 2–2 (0–2 p) Ilminster Town (6)
77 AEK Boco (6) 3–1 (a.e.t.) Royal Wootton Bassett Town (7)
78 Buckland Athletic (6) W–O Cheltenham Civil Service (6)
79 Downend Flyers (5) 7–1 Pen Mill (7)
80 Keynsham Town Development (5) W–O Torquay United (5)

Third round qualifying

Sixty four matches were scheduled for the third qualifying round.[8] The 128 teams taking part consisted of 48 teams from the FA Women's Premier League Division One, plus the 80 match winners from the previous round. All 64 matches were played on Sunday 9 October 2016.[6]

Tie Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier) Att.
1 Wallsend Boys Club (5) 3–2 Wigan Athletic (5) 68
2 Norton & Stockton Ancients (5) 2–1 FC United of Manchester (6) 300
3 Leeds (4) 6–1 South Park Rangers (7) 104
4 Farsley Celtic (6) 2–4 Merseyrail Bootle (6)
5 Penrith (6) 4–2 Boldon CA (5)
6 Lincoln Moorlands Railway (6) 1–6 Warrington Wolverines (6)
7 Crewe Alexandra (4) 3–3 (4–2 p) Morecambe (4)
8 Steel City Wanderers (4) 1–4 Sheffield Wednesday (6)
9 Mossley Hill (4) 0–4 Liverpool Marshall Feds (4) 60
10 Guiseley AFC Vixens (4) 7–2 Rotherham United (4)
11 Chester-le-Street Town (4) 0–1 Sheffield United (5) 30
12 Hartlepool United (6) 7–1 Ossett Albion (6)
13 Accrington (5) 3–0 Tranmere Rovers (4) 53
14 Stockport County (5) 1–2 Brighouse Town (4) 40
15 Blackpool Wren Rovers (4) 2–2 (5–3 p) Chorley (4)
16 Hull City (4) 4–2 (a.e.t.) South Shields (6)
17 Workington Reds (6) 1–5 RACA Tynedale (5)
18 Wyrley (6) 1–6 Radcliffe Olympic (4)
19 Leamington Lions (5) 0–4 Burton Albion (5)
20 Sporting Khalsa (4) 7–0 Coundon Court (5)
21 Arnold Town (5) 3–3 (3–4 p) Coventry Ladies Development (6) 41
22 Bedworth United (5) 2–6 Leicester City Women Development (6) 60
23 Leicester City Ladies (4) 2–3 Birmingham & West Midlands (4)
24 Loughborough Foxes (4) 2–3 Wolverhampton Wanderers (4)
25 Shrewsbury Juniors (6) 2–6 (a.e.t.) The New Saints (4) 50
26 Boldmere St Michaels (7) 2–8 Long Eaton United (4)
27 Stourbridge (6) 1–2 Gornal (7) 109
28 Oadby & Wigston (6) 0–6 Solihull Ladies (4)
29 Market Warsop (7) 3–4 Nettleham (5)
30 Loughborough Students (4) 1–3 Leek Town (6)
31 Norwich City (4) 10–0 Riverside (6)
32 Lowestoft Town (4) 2–0 Enfield Town (4)

Tie Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier) Att.
33 Milton Keynes Dons (4) 4–0 Actonians (4)
34 Histon (5) 0–5 Peterborough Northern Star (5)
35 Northampton Town (6) 2–3 Cambridge City (6)
36 Denham United (4) 4–1 Ipswich Town (4) 200
37 Cambridge United (4) 3–0 Wymondham Town (6)
38 AFC Sudbury (5) 2–3 Luton Town (4)
39 Kettering Town (5) 6–0 Brandon Town (7) 40
40 Bungay Town (7) 3–6 Acle United (5) 110
41 Hemel Hempstead Town (6) 2–0 Herne Bay (5) 65
42 AFC Dunstable (5) 4–1 Meridian (6)
43 Houghton Athletic (7) 0–3 Brentwood Town (5)
44 Haringey Borough (5) 2–8 Chichester City (4)
45 Crawley Wasps (5) 0–2 Oxford City (5)
46 Newbury (5) 2–1 Hertford Town (6)
47 Leyton Orient (5) 16–0 Ascot United (6)
48 Billericay Town (5) 1–2 Basingstoke Town (4)
49 Fulham Foundation (5) 0–2 Queens Park Rangers Development (6)
50 Worthing Town (7) 0–15 Stevenage (4) 51
51 Cowfold (7) 1–2 Aylesford (5) 40
52 Chesham United (5) 2–1 London Corinthians (5)
53 Bexhill United (6) 0–6 AFC Wimbledon (4)
54 Royston Town (5) 2–3 Regents Park Rangers (6) 35
55 Gillingham (4) 4–0 Maidenhead United (4)
56 Southampton Women (5) 5–1 Fleet Town (6)
57 Shanklin (4) 3–2 St Nicholas (4)
58 Buckland Athletic (6) 2–3 Keynsham Town (4)
59 Torquay United (5) 2–4 Brislington (4)
60 Poole Town (5) 3–0 AEK Boco (6)
61 Ilminster Town (6) 0–4 Plymouth Argyle (4)
62 Southampton Saints (4) 8–2 Downend Flyers (5)
63 Larkhall Athletic (4) 9–1 Cheltenham Town (4) 25
64 New Milton Town (6) 1–2 Exeter City (4)

Fourth round qualifying

Thirty two matches were scheduled for the fourth qualifying round.[9] Most matches were played on Sunday 13 November 2016, except three which were postponed to the following Sunday due to waterlogged pitches.[6]

Tie Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier) Att.
1 Sheffield United (5) 3–1 Merseyrail Bootle (6)
2 Penrith (6) 0–4 Norton & Stockton Ancients (5)
3 Guiseley AFC Vixens (4) 7–1 Nettleham (5)
4 Liverpool Marshall Feds (4) 7–1 Warrington Wolverines (6)
5 RACA Tynedale (5) 2–1 Crewe Alexandra (4)
6 Brighouse Town (4) 5–0 Blackpool Wren Rovers (4)
7 Hartlepool United (6) 7–1 Accrington (5)
8 Hull City (4) 6–0 Leeds (4)
9 Wallsend Boys Club (5) 1–2 Sheffield Wednesday (6)
10 Sporting Khalsa (4) 2–4 (a.e.t.) Wolverhampton Wanderers (4)
11 Solihull Ladies (4) 3–0 Burton Albion (5)
12 Radcliffe Olympic (4) 8–0 Gornal (7) 54
13 Leek Town (6) 1–2 (a.e.t.) Leicester City Women Development (6)
14 The New Saints 2–5 Birmingham & West Midlands (4)
15 Long Eaton United (4) 7–1 Coventry Ladies Development (6)
16 Acle United (5) 3–0 Brentwood Town (5) 68
Tie Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier) Att.
17 Norwich City (4) 3–3 (4–3 p) Lowestoft Town (4)
18 Cambridge United (4) 3–0 Stevenage (4)
19 Kettering Town (5) 0–3 Peterborough Northern Star (5) 50
20 Leyton Orient (5) 3–1 Cambridge City (6)
21 Luton Town (4) 6–1 Oxford City (5) 61
22 Chesham United (5) 2–4 Regents Park Rangers (6)
23 Hemel Hempstead Town (6) 2–0 AFC Dunstable (5) 100
24 AFC Wimbledon (4) 4–2 Denham United (4)
25 Aylesford (5) 0–7 Gillingham (4)
26 Queens Park Rangers Development (6) 1–6 Milton Keynes Dons (4)
27 Brislington (4) 8–0 Poole Town (5)
28 Southampton Saints (4) 10–0 Exeter City (4)
29 Larkhall Athletic (4) 8–1 Newbury (5)
30 Plymouth Argyle (4) 3–1 Basingstoke Town (4) 43
31 Shanklin (4) 0–3 Southampton Women (5)
32 Chichester City (4) 1–2 Keynsham Town (4)

First round proper

Twenty eight matches are scheduled for the first round proper, which is to be played on Sunday 4 December 2016. The 56 teams taking part consists of 24 teams exempted to this stage, plus the 32 match winners from the previous round.[10]

Tie Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier) Att.
1 Radcliffe Olympic (4) – Sheffield Wednesday (6)
2 Sheffield United (5) – Leicester City Women Development (6)
3 Bradford City Women's (3) – Blackburn Rovers (3)
4 Stoke City (3) – Liverpool Marshall Feds (4)
5 Guiseley AFC Vixens (4) – Nottingham Forest (3)
6 Wolverhampton Wanderers (4) – Solihull Ladies (4)
7 Birmingham & West Midlands (4) – Leicester City (3)
8 Middlesbrough (3) – Hartlepool United (6)
9 West Bromwich Albion (3) – Fylde Ladies (3)
10 Huddersfield Town (3) – Derby County (3)
11 RACA Tynedale (5) – Newcastle United (3)
12 Norton & Stockton Ancients (5) – Hull City (4)
13 Long Eaton United (4) W–O Nuneaton Town (3)
14 Brighouse Town (4) – Peterborough Northern Star (5)

Tie Home team (Tier) Score Away team (Tier) Att.
15 Southampton Saints (4) – Gillingham (4)
16 Acle United (5) – C&K Basildon (3)
17 Cardiff City (3) – Larkhall Athletic (4)
18 Tottenham Hotspur (3) – Leyton Orient (5)
19 Cambridge United (4) – Queens Park Rangers (3)
20 Milton Keynes Dons (4) – Hemel Hempstead Town (6)
21 Plymouth Argyle (4) W–O Forest Green Rovers (3)
22 Lewes (3) – Brislington (4)
23 West Ham United (3) – Coventry United (3)
24 Crystal Palace (3) – Charlton Athletic (3)
25 Luton Town (4) – Portsmouth (3)
26 Norwich City (4) – AFC Wimbledon (4)
27 Southampton Women (5) – Swindon Town (3)
28 Regents Park Rangers (6) – Keynsham Town (4)

References

  1. ↑ Owen Phillips (14 May 2016). "The FA Women's Cup Final". BBC Sport. Retrieved 3 September 2016.
  2. ↑ "List of clubs accepted" (PDF). thefa.com. The Football Association. 12 August 2016. Retrieved 19 September 2016.
  3. ↑ "List of exemptions" (PDF). thefa.com. The Football Association. 12 August 2016. Retrieved 19 September 2016.
  4. ↑ "The SSE Women's FA Cup prize fund - Season 2016–17". thefa.com. The Football Association. Retrieved 19 September 2016.
  5. ↑ "First Round Qualifying draw" (PDF). 12 August 2016. Retrieved 3 September 2016.
  6. 1 2 3 4 "SSE Women's FA Cup Results". The Football Association. Retrieved 19 September 2016.
  7. ↑ "Second Round Qualifying draw" (PDF). 12 August 2016. Retrieved 4 September 2016.
  8. ↑ "The SSE Women's FA Cup Third Round Qualifying Sunday 9 October 2016" (PDF). thefa.com. The Football Association. 19 September 2016. Retrieved 19 September 2016.
  9. ↑ "The SSE Women's FA Cup fourth round qualifying draw". thefa.com. The Football Association. 10 October 2016. Retrieved 11 October 2016.
  10. ↑ "The SSE Women's FA Cup First round draw announced". thefa.com. The Football Association. 14 November 2016. Retrieved 15 November 2016.
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