Royston Town have been handed an intriguing test in the second round of the Women's FA Cup - a trip to Fulham.

The Cottagers play in the London & South East Premier Division, the equivalent level to Royston, and like the Crows, they boast a 100 per cent record this year, six straight wins compared to Town's eight from eight.

That match will take place on Sunday, November 24.

Fulham reached this stage with a 7-0 thumping of Chesham United at home.

Royston were also at home as they saw off Newport Pagnell Town 3-0 at Garden Walk, the match played in front of a record attendance of 253.

Both clubs play good football but it was the Crows who take the game by the scruff of the neck early on, almost scoring inside the first minute when Emma Slater got on the end of a great Laura Mills pass.

A combination of keeper and defender prevented her from scoring then and she turned provider for the home side's other big chance of the half, her cross finding Erin Davies who was denied by a diving save from Laura Beevor.

The visitors did have a few chances of their own but after the break, Royston turned the screw and scored 48 seconds after the restart.

Annie Georgiou’s corner kick went into the box and after a bit of pinball, it landed to Neve Mayes who got the ball under control and put it into the net.

A second followed after a lovely move.

Slater was involved again but after Kelsey Mugford headed the ball out, it was picked up by Amy Reed who dribbled for a moment before unleashing a great strike.

Slater got the assist on number three, her pass setting up Jordanne Sillitoe to finish in style from just inside the box.

Royston return to league action next when they travel to Barton Rovers to play second-placed Luton Town on Sunday.

The senior men lost 1-0 at home to Stratford Town on Saturday in the Southern League Premier Division Central while the Vets went down by the same score to Hatfield United.