Play is also under way down in Sussex, as top-flight sides Brighton and Birmingham go head-to-head.

Championship side Leicester, the lowest-ranked team left in the cup, are under way at home to the holders Man City.

There's still no Rose Lavelle for Man City, while her United States team-mates Sam Mewis is on the bench. Lucy Bronze has a knock, but otherwise the Women's Super League side aren't too far off their full-strength side.

Leicester XI: Lambourne, Everett, Howard, Tierney, De Graaf, Allen, Barker, Plumptre, Devlin, Paul, Farrow.

Man City XI: Taieb, Stokes, Bonner, Houghton, Morgan, Walsh, Weir, Scott, Stanway, White, Kelly.

Brighton host 2012 cup winners Birmingham this afternoon, with the winners playing Everton or Chelsea on Wednesday.

Brighton XI: Fiskerstrand, Gibbons, Bowman, Kerkdijk, Le Tissier, Whelan, Lee, Heroum, Stott, Simpkins, Williams.

Birmingham XI: Hampton, Scott, Corsie, Brougham, Holloway, Whipp, Green, Murray, Mayling, Walker, Grant.

And you can also choose to listen to Brighton v Birmingham too, courtesy of BBC Radio 5 live sports extra, and that commentary can be found at the top of this page as well.

Now let's get some team news from both of those 14:00 BST games.

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The holders Man City have travelled to the lowest-ranked side remaining, Leicester City, and you can listen to live commentary of that 14:00 BST kick-off on BBC Radio Leicester.

That live commentary can also be found at the top of this page - just select the relevant play icon.

There's the half-time whistle. After a bright start from Chelsea, Everton have fought back well and this quarter-final is really nicely poised.

As we enter a minute of first-half stoppage time, Pernille Harder heads just over the Everton crossbar.

The hosts almost have the lead as Hayley Raso rounds the keeper and has the chance to slot home but Chelsea defender Jess Carter does brilliantly to get back and slide in to clear it. Proper last-ditch stuff, that. Big chance for Everton.

That's Lucy Graham's third goal in three games and it'll be a huge boost for Everton, getting back on terms before half-time.

Both of these sides are unbeaten so far in the new season, with Everton taking two wins from their two league games, while Chelsea have four points from a possible six but were 9-0 winners over Bristol City last time out.

Another low effort from Chelsea's goal-scorer Erin Cuthbert is held by Sandy MacIver, with the visitors still spending a lot of time deep in the Everton half.

England defender Millie Bright tries her luck with a low, left-footed effort from a long, long way out for Chelsea, but it trickles just wide.

From 14:00, Brighton host Birmingham City and Championship side Leicester City host holders Manchester City, as the two remaining quarter-finals get under way.

Erin Cuthbert shoots straight at Sandy MacIver, as Chelsea hunt for a second goal.

Both of these clubs have won the cup twice, but both of the Londoners' triumphs have come since 2015, while Everton are aiming to lift the trophy for the first time since 2010.

Everton will be much happier with the balance of the play now, compared to the early stages, but it's the visitors who lead through Scotland forward Erin Cuthbert's good finish.

Everton counter attack well as Lucy Graham's good ball out to the left picks out Australia's Hayley Raso, who cuts inside and shoots but her effort rolls just wide of the near post.

Better from the hosts.

The winner of this tie will play either Brighton or Birmingham in the semi-finals on Wednesday, live on BBC Four and BBC iPlayer.

The Seagulls host the West Midlands club from 14:00 BST today in their quarter-final.

Everton have been able to get hold of the ball in the past 90 seconds and settle down a bit, for the first time in the game.

Chelsea had looked so, so menacing in those first 10 minutes.