Here's a reminder of tomorrow's remaining quarter-final line-up (all kick-off times BST). I'll be back with you again for live text coverage from 12:45.

• Everton v Chelsea (13:00)
• Brighton & Hove Albion v Birmingham City (14:00)
• Leicester City V Manchester City (14:00)

Until then, have a great evening. Cheers.

Here's a look back at Arsenal's fourth goal and Scotland star Lisa Evans' third goal.

Full highlights will be available on the BBC Sport website and app later this evening.

Arsenal will now face Championship side Leicester City or holders Manchester City in the last four on Thursday [live on BBC Two, 19:15 BST].

And here is how Scotland international Lisa Evans put Arsenal's progression into the semi-finals beyond doubt.

In case you missed it, here's Lisa Evans' first goal, and Arsenal's second.

Spurs co-head coach Karen Hills tells BBC Two:

"The team worked so hard today. I was really proud of them. We were in the game.

"At half-time we thought today could be something special. Unfortunately it wasn't"

Hat-trick star Lisa Evans adds:

"We didn't want to go to extra time and penalties so we had to get it done in the 90.

"I don't mind who we face [Leicester or Man City] in the semi-finals. Bring it on."

Arsenal's Jordan Nobbs tells BBC Two:

"We obviously want trophies this year and the FA Cup is the big one that everyone wants to win. The girls put in a great performance today."

Here's how Arsenal broke the deadlock through Jordan Nobbs' superb lob on 73 minutes.

Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Two

We have seen a different side to Arsenal. Was their performance as good as in their first two games? No.

But we saw a patient side to them and they went through the gears and cranked up the pressure when it was required.

It's all over and Arsenal have run out as clear winners in the end, after what was initially a closely-fought first 70 minutes.

Their bid for a record 15th FA Cup goes on.

We're into four minutes of added time now and the Gunners are chasing a fifth goal.

Just before that fourth goal, Arsenal made their fifth change and have given a debut to Ruby Mace, replacing Kim Little.

Both sides make two further changes. Arsenal bring on Lotte Wubbey-Moy and Leonie Maier for Victoria Schnaderbeck and Noelle Maritz.

Spurs' fourth and fifth changes see Angela Addison and Lucia Leon come on for Ria Percival and Kit Graham.

As Spurs have now made all five of their subs, we will not see Alex Morgan make her debut today.

Martyn Thompson: Jordan Nobbs is just a genius...her awareness and vision for that goal were fantastic and a perfect finish too.

The two quickfire goals came in a flash and, all of a sudden, 70-odd minutes of hard work from Spurs defensively was undone.

Spurs' co-head coaches Karen Hills and Juan Amoros respond to the two goals with two changes. Rianna Dean and Lucy Quinn replace Rosella Ayane and Ashleigh Neville.

No sign of new signing Alex Morgan yet.

Not long afterwards, Arsenal bring on Malin Gut and Beth Mead for Jordan Nobbs and Vivianne Miedema.

Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Two

Image source, PA Media

Tottenham were masters of their own downfall. One unforced error and Jordan Nobbs knew that Becky Spencer was off her line and it was a perfectly executed lob.

The second was exactly what Arsenal wanted to keep the pressure on. As soon as they are on top they suffocate you.