The youngsters of St Albans & District Primary Schools have set their sights on national success after earning a hard-fought passage into the next round.
The girls are now into the quarter-final of the ESFA National Cup after a 1-0 win away to Woking.
The only goal of the match came from the penalty spot, Anna Dibbs keeping her cool to score.
A spokesman for the team said: "They are now through to the last eight which is an amazing achievement and we are so proud of them."
The quarter-final draw has handed them a home tie with Chelmsford & Mid Essex, scheduled to take place on or before February 3.
Should they win that, they will face either West Kent or South London in the semi-final.
The two other quarter-final ties sees Newcastle-upon-Tyne take on Leeds while Gloucester face Sefton.
The other game on Saturday was an in-house friendly between the U11 Blues and the U10 development side.
The Blues had a hat-trick from Joseph and others for Burt, Dyer and Ponzo to celebrate while Hine and Burgoyne-Richards replied for the U10s.
St Albans City Youth U11 East had a game against Hemel Hempstead Blues in the West Herts League.
Joshua Smith scored twice in the match, assisted by Louis Burt and Dylan Simcock.
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