Man City and England forward Georgia Stanway - who is playing at right-back tonight - has space to shoot from a long, long way outside the box and tries her luck... But it's high and over the crossbar.

A lot of this game has been played in Manchester United's half of the pitch so far.

Nevertheless, their goalkeeper Mary Earps hasn't been tested yet. It's cagey stuff at the moment.

Good defending from England's Demi Stokes stops Arsenal's Lisa Evans getting a shot away down the hosts' right, just inside the area.

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It remains goalless between Casey Stoney's Manchester United and visitors Chelsea but it's Emma Hayes' side who have arguably made the brighter start.

Here's how Arsenal took that early lead...

The first chance of this game falls to England's Ellen White, inside the area after a block, but her shots is saved by the feet of Manuela Zinsberger.

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Play is now under way in both ties.

At Arsenal, Man City are playing in their away strip with bright yellow and orange on their shirts, shorts and socks.

The players are out on the field on a cold, cold night at Meadow Park in Hertfordshire. Plenty of gloves are being worn. Kick-off is up next..

Arsenal are yet to concede a goal in this competition this season and have averaged 4.33 goals per game in the League Cup.

City, who are above the Gunners at the top of the league table on goal-difference, have won six games in a row in all competitions.

Chelsea were beaten semi-finalists in last year's FA Cup, the Champions League and the Continental League Cup.

Their Sweden defender Magdalena Eriksson also reached 2019's World Cup semi-finals, where her country were narrowly beaten by the Netherlands after extra time.

"We talk about winning trophies and titles at this club all the time," she told BBC Sport. "If a title is up for grabs, we want to get it. It's really important for us.

"Chelsea has never been to the final in the Continental Cup so that's been an extra motivation for us this year as well, to get as far as we can.

"I lost in four big semi-finals last season so on a personal note that is my biggest motivation."

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Chelsea captain Magdalena Eriksson has been speaking to BBC Sport about tonight's game away at Manchester United:

"It's going to be an even, tight game. Whoever is the most ready on the day will get to the final.

"Man Utd have proven themselves to be a really difficult team for the top teams to play against. They're doing really well in the WSL for their first season.

"It's a young team with hungry players who want to prove themselves, so it's going to be a tough challenge for us but I'm still confident."

Scotland midfielder Kim Kittle, who scored Arsenal's late winner in their quarter-final, is not in the Gunners' squad tonight, but Jordan Nobbs is on the bench while England's Beth Mead starts in an attacking line-up.

Visitors Man City name the same side that won 3-2 away at their local rivals Man Utd in the FA Cup on Saturday.

Arsenal XI: Zinsberger, Maier, Williamson, Schnaderbeck, McCabe, Walti, Roord, Van de Donk, Evans, Miedema, Mead.

Man City XI: Roebuck, Stanway, Houghton, Bonner, Stokes, Walsh, Weir, Scott, Hemp, White, Wullaert.

Chelsea are without star player Sam Kerr and Ji So-Yun because of international duty, as Australia and South Korea bid to qualify for the Olympics.

Here are the teams from Leigh...

Man Utd XI: Earps, A Turner, McManus, Smith, Ladd, Zelem, Groenen, Sigsworth, James, Arnot.

Chelsea XI: Telford, Blundell, Brighton, Ingle, England, Reiten, Eriksson, Mjelde, Cuthbert, Spence, Andersson.

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In Hertfordshire tonight Arsenal host holders Manchester City, in a repeat of last season's final.

And this last-four tie is one you can listen to live via the top of this page - just click the play icon above.

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Last year, Manchester City lifted the Women's Continental League Cup aloft with glee.

But who will have that moment of joy this season? Just four teams remain, as we arrive at the semi-final stage in the battle to win the first piece of domestic silverware of the campaign.

And they're the same four teams that contested last season's semi-finals, albeit in different fixture combinations, with Arsenal hosting Manchester City and Manchester United facing Chelsea.

There are no second legs - our finalists will be decided tonight! Both ties kick-off at 19:30 GMT so stay tuned for all the build-up...