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Can 'underdogs' Tooting Bec continue their fairy-tale FA Cup run?

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Three women in football tops smile at camera. A football pitch is in the background.

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Tooting Bec Women prepare for FA Cup first round clash against Chatham Town

Overview

Tier-six grassroots side Tooting Bec Women have reached the Women's FA Cup proper for the first time after defeating tier-five Oxford City 2-1. The historic cup run has secured vital prize money for the club, which costs around £25k a year to run, ensuring their season is safe. They will now face tier-four outfit Chatham Town in the first round.

Key points

  • Tooting Bec reached the Women's FA Cup proper for the first time by beating tier-five Oxford City 2-1.
  • The club has earned at least £12.3k in prize money, securing their finances for the rest of the season.
  • Founded in 2018, the grassroots team plays at Imperial Fields and relies on player subscriptions and volunteers.
  • Tooting Bec will face tier-four Chatham Town in the first round of the competition in October.
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