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

Everton need to look after possession a bit more, breathe and have a little bit of composure.

They've just been subjected to around 30 passes from Arsenal, but then as soon as they get it, they give it back.

It's a relatively quiet start to the second half and Arsenal are seeing a lot of possession.

Arsenal, who are 45 minutes away from reaching their 16th Women's FA Cup final as it stands, get the second half under way.

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The winner of this tie will progress to Saturday 5 May's final, which will be held at Wembley for only the fourth time in the competition's history.

Don't forget, you can have your say on today's action via #bbcfootball on social media.

Can Everton turn this tie around?

Here's how Arsenal took the lead at Everton in that first half, through Danielle Carter.

Do stay with us this afternoon because, after Everton v Arsenal, we'll be turning our attention straight to Kingsmeadow, where Chelsea will host Manchester City in today's second semi-final.

That tie is between the current top two in Women's Super League One and should be a cracker.

Everton defend that Arsenal corner well and there's the half-time whistle.

Arsenal lead through Danielle Carter's calm finish. Hosts Everton have been largely restricted to shots from long range so far.

Heather O'Reilly's shot is deflected wide for an Arsenal corner, right at the end of the first-half, as we enter one minute of added time.

Chloe Kelly has a go from range but it's straight at Arsenal keeper Sari van Veenendaal.

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

I don't blame Danielle Turner for having a go from there.

Danielle Turner drags a low shot wide of the post for the hosts, from outside the box.

Everton as frustrated as Courtney Sweetman-Kirk - who looks to be through on goal - is penalised for a foul on Leah Williamson. It looks a little bit soft, to be honest.

Arsenal's Leah Williamson pings a decent ball towards Danielle Carter, but the striker can't quite bring it down under control.

The Gunners are in control of this game at the moment.

Jordan Nobbs forces a good save out of Kirstie Levell, driving towards goal after neat play from Leah Williamson and Danielle Carter.

The resulting Arsenal corner comes to nothing.

Scotland's Kim Little has the freedom of Merseyside, in acres of space, to shoot from the edge of the box, but her low effort is held by Everton keeper Kirstie Levell.

The hosts will need to get tighter than that, to Little and co.

After a good ball from Georgia Brougham, Danielle Turner cuts inside from the right and shoots for Everton, but it's high and over the bar.

Everton just can't quite get themselves going in the final third at the moment. Arsenal will be very happy as it stands.

So how will Everton respond to falling behind?

The delighted Arsenal fans can be heard loud and clear in the stands now.