Women’s FA Cup Quarter-Final Draw: Key Details and Exciting Updates
The Women’s FA Cup quarter-final draw is set for February 11, 2025, with eight teams vying for glory. Get all the details on the draw, prize money, and match schedule.
The Women's FA Cup has reached its quarter-final stage, and excitement is building as eight elite teams prepare for the next round of this prestigious competition. Defending champions Manchester United and 14-time winners Arsenal are among the teams in contention.
When is the Draw?
The quarter-final draw will take place on Tuesday, 11 February 2025, at 18:30 GMT. The event will be held at the iconic Wembley Stadium and broadcast live on the Women's FA Cup YouTube channel. The draw will be presented by Flo Lloyd Hughes, with special guests including Charlton Athletic midfielder Carla Humphrey and Dulwich Hamlet player and DJ Lucy Monkman.
Prize Money Breakdown
The 2024-25 Women's FA Cup offers a substantial prize fund, with teams competing for significant rewards. Here's the breakdown:
- Fifth Round Winners: £80,000
- Fifth Round Losers: £20,000
- Quarter-Final Winners: £90,000
- Quarter-Final Losers: £22,500 The total prize fund remains at £6 million, with the winning team taking home £430,000—double the amount awarded in the 2023-24 season.
Ball Numbers and Quarter-Final Matchups
The eight teams in the quarter-final draw have been assigned specific ball numbers:
- Manchester United
- Chelsea
- Sunderland
- Manchester City
- Crystal Palace
- Aston Villa
- Liverpool
- Arsenal
Match Schedule
The quarter-final matches will be played across the weekend of Saturday, 8 March 2025, and Sunday, 9 March 2025. The competition culminates in the final, scheduled for Sunday, 18 May 2025.
Why the FA Cup Matters
The Women's FA Cup is a cornerstone of English football, showcasing the growing popularity and competitiveness of women's football. With increased prize money and global viewership, the tournament continues to elevate the sport to new heights.
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Stay tuned for more updates and analysis on the Women’s FA Cup journey!
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