Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

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"What a finish from Jill Scott, quick feet and right into the corner. Just as Birmingham were getting back into the game... It's game over now!"

Birmingham City with their second change as Chloe Peplow replaces Andrine Hegerberg.

No pressure, but Charlie Wellings made a huge impact with Birmingham's goal to give Blues renewed hope.

Peplow needs to act fast...

And straight back down the other end, Birmingham City have a chance to pull one back.

Ellen White hooks her effort over after getting on the end of a low cross.

There is still some life in this contest...

Substitutions as Abbie McManus comes on for Megan Campbell.

That is the last change for Man City, can they see out the win or is an epic comeback on the cards? 

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

"Charlie Wellings has done really well since she came on. I don't think she's done anything wrong. It's a good strike with her left foot, right into the corner. Could this give Birmingham the lift that they need?"

Birmingham are looking lively again after that Charlie Wellings goal.

Ellen White with her eyes firmly fixed on a long cross crunches into goalkeeper Karen Bardsley. 

Owen Phillips
BBC Sport Online at Wembley

Ellen White has led from the front with a typically gutsy performance and her fizzing long-range low strike keeps Karen Bardsley honest and livens up the Blues fans again. 

The haven't had much to cheer but recognise the workrate and effort being put in by their team.

The second half has been much more even but, as we approach the final 20 minutes Birmingham need more than guts and spirit to pull off the most unlikely of comebacks.

With less than 20 minutes remaining, Georgia Stanway replaces Nikita Parris with what is Manchester City's second change of the day.

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Ann-Katrin Berger with another save for Birmingham City.

This time she foils Toni Duggan at the near post. Great stop.

Another big, big chance for Manchester City.

The ball is threaded through into acres of space for Nikita Parris to try run on to.

However, goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger is off her line like a shot and beats Parris to the ball on the edge of the area.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

"Birmingham need that final pass to be better to give themselves an opportunity. The three at the back has worked for them up to this point, but Manchester City have just had too much for them in this game."

This final has slowed up somewhat...

The grand total of not much more than a big crowd to report in the past few minutes. 

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It is official, a new record crowd for a Women's FA Cup final, with 35,271 at Wembley today!

Manchester City goalkeeper Karen Bardsley is forced into action.

She gets down to her left to collects a dipping Ellen White shot.

That chance was created in a flash, with Jess Carter nodding the ball down and White pulling the trigger in a hurry.

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Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Two

"Birmingham won't want to see Toni Duggan come onto the pitch. Not only is she coming into the match off the back of a fantastic hat-trick but she'll be bitterly disappointed not to have started so she'll have a point to prove."

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Oh. My. Very. Word.

That could have been embarrassing for Birmingham goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger as she clatters a clearance into a chasing Manchester City forward.

The ball loops back up into her possession. Yikes.

Melissa Lawley looks to have picked up a minor knock and she makes way for England international Toni Duggan.

That is the Toni Duggan who scored a hat-trick against Bristol City in the league four days ago...

Will we see a big impact here today?

That could have been and, dare I say, should have been four for Manchester City.

Nikita Parris bursts into the box, shapes to shoot and is denied by Ann-Katrin Berger.

A fine save, yes. A big chance, absolutely.