Goalscorer Woolley on FA Cup win.

The 21-year-old forward bagged her first goal since the opening day of the campaign as the Robins ran riot in the second-half, crediting fellow goalscorer Jodie Hutton for her inch-perfect cross.

"Every time Jodie has the ball out wide I know where it’s going so I gambled and it paid off," said Woolley.

"All you want to do as an attacking player is create goals and score goals so it felt good to be back on the scoresheet. Every time I come on the pitch I want to score so I’m glad I could do that today."

The Robins bounced back from defeat at the hands of Manchester City in midweek, and the forward was delighted with the way her side grew into the game.

"I thought the girls did really well. It took us a little while to get going but once we got our first goal we were rolling," she said.

"Everyone was comfortable on the ball and wanted to get on the ball which allowed us to create as many opportunities as we did. Every week we want to put on a great performance, regardless of who we’re playing against. We take every game the same way."

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City are back in Barclays Women's Championship action at the Robins High Performance Centre on Sunday, February 12th (3pm) for the visit of Lewes FC. 

Adult tickets are priced at £8, while kids can bag a ticket for just £4 when purchased in advance.