Manchester City want more.

Mary Fowler finds Kerolin, who sends a good shot towards goal. It's saved by Sabrina D'Angelo and the offside flag goes up anyway.

Here's how Jess Park made it 2-0 and made the tie much more comfortable for City.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

It was all a bit too twitchy at half-time to make any changes for Man City. The quality of Jess Park and Bunny Shaw has made the major difference.

Immediately after those changes, it just opens up for Ebony Salmon, who charges throught he middle of the hosts' half.

She gets to the edge of the box and shoots, but her effort whistles wide.

Even more changes.

Former Villa midfielder Laura Blindkilde Brown is on, as is Naomi Layzell.

Vivianne Miedema and Gracie Prior make way.

Arsenal

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Midfielder Kyra Cooney-Cross was one of Arsenal's standout players as they came back from behind to beat West Ham 4-3 in the Women's Super League last week.

"The role she plays for Arsenal is quite complex. We ask a lot from her. There's high demands on players in that role both in and out of possession," said Arsenal boss Renee Slegers.

Cooney-Cross has started five of Arsenal's past six league games but made an impact as a substitute against the Hammers.

"If you look at her details out of possession, it's improved so much. I'm very happy with her patience, grit and hard work. Her chances have come and she's taking them well."

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

It will be a very disappointing season for Manchester City if they do not win any silverware. It does look like they will edge through this match.

Missy Bo Kearns and Jordan Nobbs come on for Aston Villa.

Jill Baijlings and Miri Taylor go off.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Bunny Shaw looks a little bit disappointed to be coming off. She had so much composure for her goal and her quality has been the difference between the two sides.

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

A standing ovation for Khadija Shaw.

Khadija Shaw is replaced by Kerolin for Manchester City.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Kirsty Hanson has made a good impact so far since coming on, but the concentration from Yamashita has not waivered.

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Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor makes five changes as her side look to keep their quadruple hopes alive.

Sandy Baltimore, Ashley Lawrence, Erin Cuthbert, Kaptein, Lauren James come into the side as Lucy Bronze, Niamh Charles, Oriane Jean-Francois, Johanna Rytting Kaneryd and Mayra Ramirez drop to the bench. Guro Reiten remains out with a back injury suffered during the international break.

Chelsea XI: Hampton, Lawrence, Bright, Bjorn, Baltimore, Cuthbert, Kaptein, Hamano, James, Macario, Beever-Jones.

Subs: Spencer, Bronze, Charles, Nusken, Brown, Jean-Francois, Fishel, Kaneryd, Ramirez.

For Crystal Palace, Felicity Gibbons, Chloe Arthur and Molly-Mae Sharpe come into the team as Abbie Larkin drops to the bench while Josie Green misses out. Lexi Potter and Aniek Nouwen are ineligible to play against their parent club.

Crystal Palace XI: Yanez, Gibbons, Riley, Swaby, Woodham, Cato, Arthur, Blanchard, Larisey, Weerden, Sharpe.

Subs: Majasaari, Hughes, Larkin, Stengel, Atkinson.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

It's a wonderful block from Paula Tomas, then from Baijings and then it was a wonderful save.

That is excellent from Sabrina D'Angelo.

Paulo Tomas blocks a Jess Park shot, Khadija Shaw has an effort stopped, then D'Angelo pounces to palm around the corner after Park fires towards goal from close range.

A little better. Noelle Martiz sends the ball into the middle, but the execution is poor from Rachel Daly as the delivery goes behind her and she can't control it well enough to get a clean shot away.

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Arsenal manager Renee Slegers has made three changes from Sunday's 4-3 win over West Ham. Caitlin Foord replaces Chloe Kelly, who is cup-tied, while Kyra Cooney-Cross and Beth Mead start in place of Frida Maanum and Lia Walti.

Victoria Pelova, who suffered an ACL injury last summer, is on the bench.

Arsenal XI: Van Domselaar, Fox, Wliliamson, Catley, McCabe, Little, Cooney-Cross, Foord, Mead, Caldentey, Russo.

Subs: Zinsberger, Ilestedt, Reid, Nighswonger, Walti, Pelova, Maanum, Kafaji, Blackstenius.

Liverpool's interim manager Amber Whiteley has stuck with the same XI that defeated Crystal Palace 1-0. Alejandra Bernabe is on the bench in place of Lucy Parry.

Liverpool XI: Laws, Fisk, Bonner, Matthews, Hinds, Kerr, Hobinger, Holland, Kapocs, Roman Haug, Smith.

Subs: Micah, Evans, Enderby, Clark, Bartel, Daniels, Nagano, Bernabe, Shaw.

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It is an important period for Liverpool as they look to bounce back in the Women's Super League and climb up the table under interim manager Amber Whiteley.

The former assistant boss, who took over from Matt Beard when he was sacked last week, has fresh ideas and is ready to showcase her ability as a coach.

She has a Women's FA Cup quarter-final against Arsenal to navigate on Sunday (14:30 GMT kick-off), before she attempts to lead Liverpool back towards the top in the league.

Having defied the odds to finish fourth last season, Liverpool have struggled for consistency this year, while clubs around them continue to invest and strengthen.

The Reds are now playing catch up before what could be a huge summer in the transfer window - so can Whiteley guide Liverpool back to where they want to be?

Read the full article from BBC Sport women’s football news reporter Emma Sanders

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

Villa's defenders had a lapse of concentration there.