West Ham United women’s team sealed their spot in the last eight of the Women’s League Cup on Wednesday night with a comfortable 3-0 beating of Southampton at Chigwell Construction Stadium.
Topping Group C with a scintillating 13 goals scored, the Hammers defeated Portsmouth, London City Lionesses and the Saints on their way to the quarter-finals of the competition - and now wait to see who they will face when the knockout stages commence.
Following the quarter-final draw, the draw will also be made for the semi-finals of the competition, with each quarter-final tie appointed a number that will represent the winner of that respective fixture.
When will the quarter-final draw take place?
The draw for the Women’s League Cup quarter-finals will take place on Monday 16 December from 12.30pm GMT and will be streamed live on the Barclays Women’s Super League YouTube channel.
It is set to be hosted by Betty Glover and conducted by three-time winner of the competition Toni Duggan.
We will be carrying news of the draw right here on whufc.com, our official app and X channel HERE.
What ball number will we be?
The Hammers will be ball number seven.
So, who could we play against?
West Ham will be joined in the hat by the other four group winners: Manchester United, Durham, Brighton & Hove Albion and Tottenham Hotspur.
Meanwhile, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City will also enter the competition at the quarter-final stage.
The draw is open, so the Hammers could face any of the remaining seven sides.
When will our quarter-final tie take place?
The Irons’ quarter-final fixture will take place on either 22 or 23 January, while the semi-final ties will be played over 5 and 6 February.
Details regarding the final will be announced during the broadcast on Monday.
A date, kick-off time and ticketing information for our quarter-final match will be confirmed in due course.
