1994–95 FA Women's Cup

The 1994–95 FA Women's Cup was an association football knockout tournament for women's teams, held between 18 September 1994 and 30 April 1995. It was the 25th season of the FA Women's Cup and was won by Arsenal, who defeated Liverpool in the final.

The tournament consisted eight rounds of competition proper.

All match results and dates from the Women's FA Cup Website.

First round proper All games were scheduled for 18 September 1994.

Tie Home team (tier) Score Away team (tier) 1Abbey Rangers0–7Binfield2Amble Town0–1Cleveland3Bangor City1–3Leek Town4Barnet1–5Bedford Bells5Blackburn Rovers3–0Brighouse6Bolton1–4Manchester United7Brislington1–6Southampton8Bristol CityA–WBristol RoversWalkover for Bristol City9Cardiff Institute1–3Tongwynlais10Carterton Town0–2Crowborough Athletic11Chailey MavericksH–WChislehurst UnitedWalkover for Chailey Mavericks12Charlton11–1Milton Keynes United13Chesterfield5–4Derby City14City Roses2–5Barnsley15Clapton Orient3–4Slough Town16Clevedon Town8–1Gloucester Greyhounds17Collier Row5–1Colchester United18Comets0–9Eastleigh19Derby County5–4Rugby20DorchesterA–WTruro CityWalkover for Truro City21Dunstable4–6Mill Hill United22Edenbridge Town0–7Newbury23Enfield3–3St GermainereplaySt Germaine2–3Enfield24Farnborough9–1Teynham Gunners25Frome10–1Sturminster Newton26Fulham7–1Leighton Linslade27Gillingham1–6Lambeth28Gosport Borough7–2Sutton Athletic29GrimsbyA–WBradford CityWalkover for Bradford City30Harlow Town3–1Clacton

Tie Home team (tier) Score Away team (tier) 31Haslingden5–1Wrexham32Havant2–6St George's33Huddersfield Town12–0Newcastle34Isle of Wight0–6Surbiton Town35Leicester City3–4Birmingham City36Manchester Belle Vue4–1Manchester City37Middlesbrough3–0Wakefield38Milton Keynes Athletic0–7Leyton Orient39Nettleham5–0Sparta Nottingham40Oldham Athletic7–2Port Vale41Pagham4–3Hassocks42Peterborough Diamonds0–11Highfield Rangers43Plymouth Pilgrims4–2Cheltenham YMCA44Preston Rangers6–1Kilnhurst45Pye0–2Calverton MW46Queens Park Rangers8–1Redbridge Wanderers47Radcliffe Borough7–0Chester City48Rainworth Miners Welfare0–2Notts County49Rochdale1–7Wigan50Sheffield Hallam United5–0Vernon–Carus51Sittingbourne3–3 Reading RoyalsreplayReading RoyalsSittingbourne52South Lakes0–6South Shields53Stockport1–5Tranmere Rovers54Swindon Town8–0Weymouth55Swindon Town Spitfires3–1Bournemouth56Watford6–0Wycombe Wanderers57Whitehawk5–0Palace Eagles58Wiggington Grasshoppers2–3Oakland Rangers59Worcester City8–2Exeter Rangers60Worthing0–4Portsmouth61Yate Town0–6Torquay United

Second round proper All games were originally scheduled for 16 October 1994.

Tie Home team (tier) Score Away team (tier) 1Bedford Bells0–2Sheffield Wednesday2Berkhamsted & Hemel9–1Epsom & Ewell3Brentford6–3Farnborough4Brighton & Hove Albion14–0Reading5BristolA–WTongwynlaisWalkover for Tongwynlais6Chesterfield2–5Villa Aztecs7Clevedon Town0–9Oxford United8Colchester Royals3–1Pagham9Collier Row0–2Enfield10Crowborough Athletic0–7Wimbledon11Fulham2–5Ipswich Town12Gosport Borough1–8Bristol City13Harlow Town2–0Watford14Haslingden0–5Bronte15Highfield Rangers2–3Solihull Borough16Huddersfield Town16–0Barnsley17Inter Cardiff2–4Plymouth Pilgrims18Lambeth1–0Binfield19Leek Town1–4Nottingham Argyle20Leyton Orient25–0Slough Town21Maidstone Tigresses2–1Charlton22Mill Hill United0–1Horsham

Tie Home team (tier) Score Away team (tier) 23Nettleham1–6Kidderminster Harriers24Newsham Park Hospital3–4St Helens / Garswood25Notts County7–0Derby County26Oakland Rangers1–7Radcliffe Borough27Oldham Athletic5–1Blackburn Rovers28Portsmouth2–3Newbury29Preston Rangers5–2Middlesbrough30Reading Royals2–4Langford31Sheffield Hallam United2–6Cowgate Kestrels32South Shields0–11Manchester Belle Vue33St George's1–2Surbiton Town34Stockport County1–2Calverton MW35Swindon Town2–1 Southampton36Swindon Town Spitfires3–4Truro City37Torquay United4–1Eastleigh38Town & County22–0Chailey Mavericks39Tranmere Rovers8–0Cleveland40Warrington Town3–4Manchester United41Whitehawk7–0Queens Park Rangers42Wigan2–0Bradford City43WilfordA–WBirmingham CityWalkover for Birmingham City44Worcester City4–3Frome

Third round proper All games were originally scheduled for 13 November 1994.

Tie Home team (tier) Score Away team (tier) 1Berkhamsted & Hemel3–4Wimbledon2Brighton & Hove Albion5–1Whitehawk3Bristol City7–1Kidderminster Harriers4Enfield6–1Colchester Royals5Harlow Town0–1Surbiton Town6Ipswich Town0–0HorshamreplayHorsham0–5Ipswich Town7Leyton Orient6–1Lambeth8Maidstone Tigresses2–0Langford9Manchester Belle Vue3–1Solihull Borough10Notts County4–2Nottingham Argyle11Oldham Athletic2–1Birmingham City12Oxford United8–1Torquay United

Tie Home team (tier) Score Away team (tier) 13Plymouth Pilgrims3–1Tongwynlais14Preston Rangers1–4Cowgate Kestrels15Radcliffe Borough3–6Calverton MW16St Helens / Garswood4–2Bronte17Swindon Town3–4Newbury18Town & County3–4Brentford19Tranmere Rovers5–5 Sheffield WednesdayreplaySheffield Wednesday2–5Tranmere Rovers20Truro City2–2 Worcester CityreplayWorcester City2–5Truro City21Villa Aztecs4–4Huddersfield TownReplayed after Huddersfield fielded an inellegible playerreplayHuddersfield Town4–0Villa Aztecs22Wigan4–1Manchester United

Fourth round proper All games were originally scheduled for 4 December 1994. Ilkeston Town's match with Brighton & Hove Albion was twice cancelled due to a waterlogged pitch, and was played on 18 December 1994 instead.

Fifth round proper All games were played on 15 January 1995.

Quarter–finals All games were played on 12 February 1995. Semi–finals All games were played on 19 March 1995.

Final

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