It is very exciting for us to be playing for the first time at Everton's new stadium. We have always said that taking this team around the country is so important and we're really looking forward to playing in front of fans in the north-west. The city of Liverpool has a rich football history with many connections to the Lionesses over the years, so it will be a very special evening.
Aissatou Fall was a key player as Senegal made it through to the quarter-finals for just the second time in their history. Despite being just 17 years old, she played every single minute of Senegal's tournament in Morocco, helping the Lionesses to keep two clean sheets in four games.
"We've felt so much recognition, that was so nice. You can really feel the appreciation. "It's incredible. When I came here in 2021 I never expected it to be like this. It's been so special. To be so accepted here and the journey we've been on, to be an honourary dame, is hard to describe what an honour it is."
Image source, Getty Images Holders Chelsea will take on Manchester United in the fifth round of the Women's FA Cup - a repeat of last year's final. The Blues beat United 3-0 in that game at Wembley to secure their sixth triumph in the competition and a domestic treble. Liverpool will host Everton in a Merseyside derby after both sides enjoyed resounding victories in the fourth round.