Chelsea start brightly with Fran Kirby's direct running. She moves in to the penalty area and pulls a cross back for Hannah Blundell, but the Chelsea wing back can't quite connect with it to shoot.

Chelsea - all in blue - get the game started.

There's a vocal section of Manchester City supporters who have travelled down for this one, chaingting 'City, City, City'.

Out come the players, to a rousing reception from both sets of fans at Kingsmeadow.

Just to remind you, this match is live on BBC Two as well as online and on the BBC Sport app.

So you can of course watch it by hitting the big '2' on your TV remote, or by clicking play at the top of this page. Enjoy!

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Chelsea boss Emma Hayes tells BBC TV: "We know the opponent and they know us, but it's about the team carrying out our tactics and our gameplan.

"I'm confident we've got the quality to go through today."

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Who are you backing to go through to meet Arsenal in the final?

After the international break, there's no South Korea forward Ji So-Yun (who is not back from the Asia Cup yet) or Switzerland star Ramona Bachmann (who is ill) for Chelsea, who can only name four substitutes.

Man City opt for Denmark's Nadia Nadim up front over Scotland's Jane Ross, while young English keeper Ellie Roebuck is once again selected to start in goal ahead of senior England keeper Karen Bardsley.

Chelsea: Lindahl, Thorisdottir, Bright, Eriksson, Blundell, Chaman, Mjelde, Andersson, Cuthbert, Spence, Kirby.

Subs: Spencer, Flaherty, Davison, Aluko.

Man City: Roebuck, McManus, Houghton, Beattie, Stokes, Walsh, Scott, Christiansen, Parris, Stanway, Nadim.

Subs: Bardsley, Jans, Emslie, Ross, Middag.

Today's second semi-final sees two modern rivals of the women's game clash at Kingsmeadow.

This meeting is Chelsea and Man City's fifth in a major domestic semi-final since 2014.

The two sides, who are both through to April's European semi-finals as well, have each won the Women's FA Cup once since 2015.

So, who can move one step closer to a second FA Cup success and a final against Arsenal?

For long periods of the second half at Everton, things appeared to be heading for extra time.

In case you missed it, here's how the Toffees levelled from the spot, although ultimately it was to no avail as Arsenal struck late to go through.

Arsenal goal scorer Louise Quinn added to BBC TV:

"The history of this club is amazing and we'll be going in to that final going for the win to bring more silverware back."

Shortly we'll find out who Arsenal will face in 5 May's Wembley final...

One down, one to come. Stay with us because today's second semi-final of the Women's FA Cup is coming up at 15:30 BST, live right here and live on BBC Two.

Chelsea will host rivals Manchester City. It should be another good one.

Arsenal boss Joe Montemurro tells BBC TV: "We expected a very good Everton team to throw everything at us. I hope it was a good spectacle for the fans.

"We've had to juggle players coming back from international duty with injuries and niggles. With the chances we had, we were on top."

Here's how Louise Quinn won the game for Arsenal in stoppage time.

Arsenal's match-winner Louise Quinn speaks to BBC TV about her late header:

"It's definitely in my locker. We practise this stuff in training every week.

"It's amazing to get the win and get to Wembley."

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on the BBC Red Button

Joe Montemurro understands the Arsenal philosophy in the way that they play and has given a lot of belief to the players.

I understand he's upped the tempo in training too, since he came in, which the players had wanted.

Arsenal were very disciplined at the back today.

Everton look devastated out in the middle, as their boss Andy Spence consoles them with some words at full-time.

Meanwhile, Joe Montemurro's Arsenal are over the moon as they gather in a huddle, heading for their second major domestic final of the season.

Not a bad return in the cups so far then, for their Australian boss, following his appointment in November. They're still on course for a second trophy since then.

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That's it, Arsenal reach their 16th Women's FA Cup final.

Louise Quinn's late header sends them to Wembley after a really competitive second half.

Everton aren't giving up yet. The win a corner... But it's in to the roof of the net.

Time will be up very shortly.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on the BBC Red Button

Arsenal have been knocking on the door for quite some time now. You couldn't say it's unjustified.