1994–95 FA Women's Cup

1994–95 FA Women's Cup
Tournament details
Country	England & Wales
Final positions
Champions	Arsenal
Runners-up	Liverpool
	Penalty shoot-outs do not count towards the total number of goals.

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.^[1]

The tournament consisted eight rounds of competition proper.

All match results and dates from the Women's FA Cup Website.^[2]

First round proper

All games were scheduled for 18 September 1994.

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
1	Abbey Rangers	0–7	Binfield
2	Amble Town	0–1	Cleveland
3	Bangor City	1–3	Leek Town
4	Barnet	1–5	Bedford Bells
5	Blackburn Rovers	3–0	Brighouse
6	Bolton	1–4	Manchester United
7	Brislington	1–6	Southampton
8	Bristol City	A–W	Bristol Rovers
Walkover for Bristol City
9	Cardiff Institute	1–3	Tongwynlais
10	Carterton Town	0–2	Crowborough Athletic
11	Chailey Mavericks	H–W	Chislehurst United
Walkover for Chailey Mavericks
12	Charlton	11–1	Milton Keynes United
13	City Roses	2–5	Barnsley
14	Clapton Orient	3–4	Slough Town
15	Clevedon Town	8–1	Gloucester Greyhounds
16	Collier Row	5–1	Colchester United
17	Comets	0–9	Eastleigh
18	Derby County	4–5	Rugby
19	Dorchester	A–W	Truro City
Walkover for Truro City
20	Dunstable	4–6	Mill Hill United
21	Edenbridge Town	0–7	Newbury
22	Enfield	3–3	St Germaine
replay	St Germaine	2–3	Enfield
23	Farnborough	9–1	Teynham Gunners
24	Frome	10–1	Sturminster Newton
25	Fulham	7–1	Leighton Linslade
26	Gillingham	1–6	Lambeth
27	Gosport Borough	7–2	Sutton Athletic
28	Grimsby	A–W	Bradford City
Walkover for Bradford City
29	Harlow Town	3–1	Clacton

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
30	Haslingden	5–1	Wrexham
31	Havant	2–6	St George's
32	Huddersfield Town	12–0	Newcastle
33	Isle of Wight	0–6	Surbiton Town
34	Leicester City	3–4	Birmingham City
35	Manchester Belle Vue	4–1	Manchester City
36	Middlesbrough	3–0	Wakefield
37	Milton Keynes Athletic	0–7	Leyton Orient
38	Nettleham	5–0	Sparta Nottingham
39	Oldham Athletic	7–2	Port Vale
40	Pagham	4–3	Hassocks
41	Peterborough Diamonds	0–11	Highfield Rangers
42	Plymouth Pilgrims	4–2	Cheltenham YMCA
43	Preston Rangers	6–1	Kilnhurst
44	Pye	0–2	Calverton MW
45	Queens Park Rangers	8–1	Redbridge Wanderers
46	Radcliffe Borough	7–0	Chester City
47	Rainworth Miners Welfare	0–2	Notts County
48	Rochdale	1–7	Wigan
49	Sheffield Hallam United	5–0	Vernon–Carus
50	Sittingbourne	3–3 (a.e.t.)	Reading Royals
replay	Reading Royals	3–3 (4–2 p)	Sittingbourne
51	South Lakes	0–6	South Shields
52	Stockport	1–5	Tranmere Rovers
53	Swindon Town	8–0	Weymouth
54	Swindon Town Spitfires	3–1	Bournemouth
55	Watford	6–0	Wycombe Wanderers
56	Whitehawk	5–0	Palace Eagles
57	Wiggington Grasshoppers	2–3	Oakland Rangers
58	Worcester City	8–2	Exeter Rangers
59	Worthing	0–4	Portsmouth
60	Yate Town	0–6	Torquay United

Second round proper

All games were originally scheduled for 16 October 1994.

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
1	Bedford Bells	0–2	Sheffield Wednesday
2	Berkhamsted & Hemel	9–1	Epsom & Ewell
3	Brentford	6–3	Farnborough
4	Brighton & Hove Albion	14–0	Reading
5	Bristol	A–W	Tongwynlais
Walkover for Tongwynlais
6	Chesterfield	2–5	Villa Aztecs
7	Clevedon Town	0–9	Oxford United
8	Colchester Royals	3–1	Pagham
9	Collier Row	0–2	Enfield
10	Crowborough Athletic	0–7	Wimbledon
11	Fulham	2–5	Ipswich Town
12	Gosport Borough	1–8	Bristol City
13	Harlow Town	2–0	Watford
14	Haslingden	0–5	Bronte
15	Highfield Rangers	2–3	Solihull Borough
16	Huddersfield Town	16–0	Barnsley
17	Inter Cardiff	2–4	Plymouth Pilgrims
18	Lambeth	1–0	Binfield
19	Leek Town	1–4	Nottingham Argyle
20	Leyton Orient	25–0	Slough Town
21	Maidstone Tigresses	2–1	Charlton
22	Mill Hill United	0–1	Horsham

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
23	Nettleham	1–6	Kidderminster Harriers
24	Newsham Park Hospital	3–4	St Helens / Garswood
25	Notts County	7–0	Derby County
26	Oakland Rangers	1–7	Radcliffe Borough
27	Oldham Athletic	5–1	Blackburn Rovers
28	Portsmouth	2–3	Newbury
29	Preston Rangers	5–2	Middlesbrough
30	Reading Royals	2–4	Langford
31	Sheffield Hallam United	2–6	Cowgate Kestrels
32	South Shields	0–11	Manchester Belle Vue
33	St George's	1–2	Surbiton Town
34	Stockport County	1–2	Calverton MW
35	Swindon Town	2–1 (a.e.t.)	Southampton
36	Swindon Town Spitfires	3–4	Truro City
37	Torquay United	4–1	Eastleigh
38	Town & County	22–0	Chailey Mavericks
39	Tranmere Rovers	8–0	Cleveland
40	Warrington Town	3–4	Manchester United
41	Whitehawk	7–0	Queens Park Rangers
42	Wigan	2–0	Bradford City
43	Wilford	A–W	Birmingham City
Walkover for Birmingham City
44	Worcester City	4–3	Frome

Third round proper

All games were originally scheduled for 13 November 1994.

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
1	Berkhamsted & Hemel	3–4	Wimbledon
2	Brighton & Hove Albion	5–1	Whitehawk
3	Bristol City	7–1	Kidderminster Harriers
4	Enfield	6–1	Colchester Royals
5	Harlow Town	0–1	Surbiton Town
6	Ipswich Town	0–0	Horsham
replay	Horsham	0–5	Ipswich Town
7	Leyton Orient	6–1	Lambeth
8	Maidstone Tigresses	2–0	Langford
9	Manchester Belle Vue	3–1	Solihull Borough
10	Notts County	4–2	Nottingham Argyle
11	Oldham Athletic	2–1	Birmingham City
12	Oxford United	8–1	Torquay United

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
13	Plymouth Pilgrims	3–1	Tongwynlais
14	Preston Rangers	1–4	Cowgate Kestrels
15	Radcliffe Borough	3–6	Calverton MW
16	St Helens / Garswood	4–2	Bronte
17	Swindon Town	3–4	Newbury
18	Town & County	3–4	Brentford
19	Tranmere Rovers	5–5 (a.e.t.)	Sheffield Wednesday
replay	Sheffield Wednesday	2–5	Tranmere Rovers
20	Truro City	2–2 (a.e.t.)	Worcester City
replay	Worcester City	2–5	Truro City
21	Villa Aztecs	4–4	Huddersfield Town
Replayed after Huddersfield fielded an inellegible player
replay	Huddersfield Town	4–0	Villa Aztecs
22	Wigan	4–1	Manchester United

Fourth round proper

All games were originally scheduled for 4 December 1994.

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
1	Arsenal	3–0	Maidstone Tigresses
2	Brentford	2–2 (a.e.t.)	Red Star Southampton
replay	Red Star Southampton	2–1	Brentford
3	Bristol City	6–2	Plymouth Pilgrims
4	Calverton MW	0–12	Wembley
5	Doncaster Belles	6–0	Truro City
6	Huddersfield Town	7–3	Ipswich Town
7	Ilkeston Town Rangers	5–1	Brighton & Hove Albion
8	Leyton Orient	7–0	Enfield
9	Liverpool	8–0	Surbiton Town
10	Manchester Belle Vue	2–3	Wigan
11	Newbury	1–2	Notts County
12	Oldham Athletic	1–7	Croydon
13	St Helens / Garswood	2–1	Oxford United
14	Tranmere Rovers	1–3	Leasowe Pacific
15	Wimbledon	3–0	Cowgate Kestrels
16	Wolverhampton Wanderers	0–2	Millwall Lionesses

Fifth round proper

All games were played on 15 January 1995.

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
1	Arsenal	3–1	Leasowe Pacific
2	Bristol City	3–2	Millwall Lionesses
3	Huddersfield Town	3–1	Ilkeston Town Rangers
4	Leyton Orient	3–1	Red Star Southampton
5	Liverpool	5–0	Notts County
6	Wembley	3–3 (a.e.t.)	Doncaster Belles
replay	Doncaster Belles	2–1	Wembley
7	Wigan	1–3	St Helens / Garswood
8	Wimbledon	0–5	Croydon

Quarter–finals

All games were played on 12 February 1995.

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)
1	Bristol City	4–3	Huddersfield Town
2	Doncaster Belles	4–0	St Helens / Garswood
3	Leyton Orient	1–8	Arsenal
4	Liverpool	3–0	Croydon

Semi–finals

All games were played on 19 March 1995.

Tie	Home team (tier)	Score	Away team (tier)	Att.
1	Bristol City	0–5	Liverpool
2	Doncaster Belles	1–3 (a.e.t.)	Arsenal

Final

30 April 1995

13:15 BST

Liverpool	2–3	Arsenal
Burke 24', 41'	Report	Lonergan 36', 55' Spacey 81'

Prenton Park, Birkenhead

Attendance: 3,000

Referee: Jeff Winter

References

^ "Spacey the difference for Arsenal".
^ "Women's F.A. Cup - Results". womensfacup.co.uk. Retrieved 25 April 2025.

[1] "Spacey the difference for Arsenal".

[2] "Women's F.A. Cup - Results". womensfacup.co.uk. Retrieved 25 April 2025.

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