Having weathered a spell of Arsenal pressure Liverpool look to break down the left with Taylor Hinds.

She plays it forward for Sophie Roman Haug to run onto but she is halted in her tracks by a crunching challenge from Leah Williamson.

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Oooh. Ashley Lawrence produces a great bit of skill to beat her marker and whip the ball to Aggie Beever-Jones at the back post, but she's unable to direct her header on target.

Not much to report from the early stages of this one.

Both sides seem happy enough to settle into things with some easy possession at the back.

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Chelsea have started well here, as was probably expected.

An Aggie Beever-Jones cross nearly sneaks in at the near post and Shae Yanez has to get something to it to send it behind for a corner.

Palace manage to clear the set piece.

We've got an early stoppage here, with Felicity Gibbons down and in need of a bit of treatment.

She took the full force of a Lauren James effort.

We're just about getting under way in London.

Let's find out who'll join Manchester United and Manchester City in the semi-finals.

There is a minute's silence before this game to remember Poppy Atkinson - the 10-year-old girl who was fatally hit by a car on a football pitch this week.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC One

Ultimately, Man City's quality shone through today and they were more clinical against Aston Villa.

In case you missed it earlier on let's get a reminder of the team news from both games...

Kick off is fast approaching at Meadow Park and Kingsmeadow.

Will it be Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea or Crystal Palace who will join the two Manchester clubs in the final four?

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Not scintillating, not spectacular, but the bits of quality that were required were there. He's got two of the best fit and firing in Jess Park and Khadija Shaw. They'll have to be better against Chelsea in the next couple of weeks, but they're through to the semis.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Joie Stadium

It was a bit laboured at times but City get the job done fairly comfortably in the end.

Villa were a threat in the first half but didn't offer much at all in the second half.

Their priority remains staying in the WSL, while City will fancy their chances of lifting a cup trophy this year.

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Manchester City book their ticket to the semi-finals of the FA Cup.

Ebony Salmon makes a nice run down the right, but nobody meets her ball into the middle.

It's all too late for Villa anyway.

Sabrina D'Angelo is up for a late corner.

It isn't needed, though. It's a poor delivery which is immediately cleared and she has a long way to sprint back.

Arsenal

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Arsenal have won their two most recent meetings with Liverpool but the Reds come into the quarter-finals on the back of a 1-0 defeat of Crystal Palace, that gave interim manager Amber Whiteley a winning start following Matt Beard's exit.

"They've changed the formation and the way they do things. So we have to be ready to exploit and defend that," Slegers said.

"They have ve strong belief in who they are and and how they can deal with things.

"They are not afraid of pressing high and they can cause similar problems like West Ham caused us."

Arsenal had to come back from two goals down to beat the Hammers 4-3 in the league last week but Slegers believes her players will be up for the challenge this time.

"Looking at the league and the questions every team ask us, it's part of every game to find solutions to win," the Arsenal boss said.

Five minutes added at the end of the second half.

Villa come close just before the board goes up as Rachel Daly can't direct an Ebony Salmon cross towards goal. She clatters into the post as she goes for the ball but gets back to her feet quickly.

Time for another switch. Laura Wienroither is on for Manchester City, replacing Kerstin Casparij.