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After tonight's results we now know our semi-final lineup.

The ties are as follows:

• Arsenal v Manchester City
• Chelsea v West Ham United

It was another great night of cup football with goals aplenty.

Chelsea eased past Durham and holders Arsenal saw off Brighton.

Man City claimed back bragging rights from rivals United and West Ham came from behind to beat Tottenham.

Click to read a full round-up of the talking points from around the grounds.

West Ham have done it.

Kirsty Smith's long range goal has proved enough to see them into a semi-final meeting with Chelsea.

Disappointment for Spurs who bow out at the quarter-final stage.

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Molly Bartrip takes it short to Olga Ahtinen, who hesitates before putting a poor ball into the middle that gets cleared.

They throw the ball in again and it falls to the feet of Lena Gunning-Williams but her shot is scrambled clear.

Beth England wins a free kick after taking a blow to the face.

This might well be it for Spurs.

The home fans are now doing a running count of the amount of seconds it takes West Ham stopper Megan Walsh to take each goal kick.

Less than 90 seconds for Tottenham to try to find an equaliser and send us to extra-time.

A final change for West Ham as they look to eat into the remaining minutes of stoppage time.

Riko Ueki comes on for Emma Harries.

Lena Gunning-Williams shoots through a crowd of bodies on the edge of the box and it is tricky for Megan Walsh, but she gathers at the second time of asking.

The fourth official's announcement of seven minutes of additional time is met by loud cheers.

The home fans still believe that their side can save this tie.

Oh that's so unlucky!

Viviane Asseyi executes a neat turn to evade her marker before curling the ball towards the far bottom corner.

Eleanor Heeps is left scrambling but the ball bounces off the outside of the post.

Ashleigh Neville throws another high ball into the West Ham box which is headed cleay by Kirsty Smith before Clare Hunt skews a shot high and wide.

Another West Ham change as Amber Tysiak comes on for Manuela Pavi.

A clear defensive move from Rehanne Skinner as her side look to see out the final few minutes.

Arsenal's title defence remains alive as they book their spot in the semi-finals.

Brighton put on a determined defensive display for 65 minutes but the introduction of Mariona Caldentey changed the game, setting up Frida Maanum and Kyra Cooney-Cross either side of a Katie McCabe strike as Arsenal scored three goals in five minutes.

And she deservedly joined them on the scoresheet in the 83rd minute, with a stylish lob which put the result beyond any doubt.

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Big, big save from Megan Walsh.

Matilda Vinberg thinks she's made an instant impact from the bench as she arrives at the back post to prod at goal, but Walsh sticks up a strong right hand to push the ball over the bar.

Time is fast running out for Tottenham.

Beth England nods the latest cross into the box back towards Clare Hunt's but she guides her header onto the roof of the net.

Into five minutes of added time...

As we approach the final ten minutes Tottenham boss Robert Vilahamn makes another swap, Matilda Vinberg comes on to take the place of Hayley Raso.