Lovely feet from Toni Duggan, who beats two defenders before working the ball back on to her left foot and forcing Emma Byrne into action. Arsenal make a change with 19-year-old striker Freda Ayisi added to the attack.

BBC Sport's Caroline Chapman reports: "Bristol have secured the glamour tie they'd hoped for: a last-16 meeting with Barcelona in the Champions League.

"They were the better side against a hard-working Raheny and, after a poor first half, showed the goal-scoring potential that was evident in their first-leg rout.

"Just the small matter of the three-time cup and league winners from Spain next. No problemo."

Val from Bedford: Steve Bould would be a good sub, Arsenal need a defender

Mark Anderson in Edinburgh: Surely assistant manager Ryan Giggs would make not a bad sub?

Arsenal have won this cup every time it's been played but they need to find a goal soon if they are to keep that dream alive. City are closing in on a first honour.

BBC Sport's Tony Leighton at Adams Park: "City have produced the only moments of excitement in the second half and Arsenal can hardly complain about going behind - well-worked goal, fine cross and an equally good header."

Stacy Phillips:, external What a great goal! Fabulous cross and excellent header! Quality WSL there

Former England forward Sue Smith on sports extra

"Now we'll see a real test for Arsenal. Can they respond? They've got the experience to come back into the game and to change it. Manchester City need to keep the ball and be composed."

Deadlock broken! City have been so much better since the break and take the lead with 17 minutes remaining. Jill Scott carries it forward before finding Krystle Johnston on the right, she whips a cracking ball into the goalmouth and Isobel Christiansen gets ahead of team-mate Toni Duggan to head home. High, hard and handsome.

Arsenal, over to you...

Kelly Smith fires in a free-kick which is well watched by Karen Bardsley, who makes the save. Smith looks the most likely to make anything happen.

M. Bojinov:, external No complaints despite a boring final so far. I've paid more than £50 to watch men's matches that were worse.

City defender Steph Houghton takes the free-kick and hits it brilliantly, great strike from 35 yards and it forces Arsenal keeper Emma Byrne into action.

Is there a goal out there? Anyone?

First booking of the game and it's a cruncher of a challenge from Arsenal defender Niamh Fahey, two footed on Jill Scott and a stonewall yellow card. You've seen reds handed out for less...

BBC Sport's Tony Leighton at Adams Park: "Arsenal bring on Smith, who slots in behind striker Danielle Carter, with Jordan Nobbs dropping into a holding midfield role. Can Kelly deliver? She needs to raise this game."

Kelly Smith is not only one of the best players England have ever had, she's also Arsenal's assistant manager. Imagine if Harry Redknapp did the same, bringing Kevin Bond on. Or Paul Lambert threw on Roy Keane.

Which assistant manager would make the best sub?

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Here we go. Kelly Smith is on for Yukari Kinga - the Arsenal legend is on, can she add some more magic? If ever the game needed her, this is it...

Paula Radtke replaces Emma Lipman for City.

BBC Sport's Tony Leighton at Adams Park: "The crowd here remains highly enthusiastic, but the game remains highly disappointing with little quality being shown by either side."

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Caz is getting all the goals. Ashton Gate is where the party's at. We are at the hour mark in High Wycombe where it's been more high farce than high class...

BBC Sport's Caroline Chapman reports: "Pearl Slattery pops up with a downward header from a free-kick to get Raheny off the mark in the Champions League.

"It's likely to be a mere consolation for the visitors but it's sent the small contingent of Irish fans into a frenzy."

From Jenni in Newtownards: As good as Sunday was for the reputation of women's football in England, this game has been equally awful and had undone all that good work. Give us a goal girls!