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Image source, Getty ImagesChelsea are the first team to book their place in last season's Women's FA Cup final.
Arsenal and Brighton will face off at 16:45 GMT to decide who meets Emma Hayes' side at Wembley on 5 December.
We will have another live text commentary, TV and radio coverage of that as well.
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Arsenal v Brighton (16:45 GMT)
There is more Women's FA Cup semi-final action to come on the BBC today.
Former England defender Laura Bassett shared her thoughts about Arsenal's tie with Brighton.
"Arsenal know they have huge tradition in this competition, but five years without lifting it, it’s going to hurt," she said.
"Right now they’re scoring so many goals, they’re a pleasure to watch.
"Brighton are playing really well, they beat Chelsea last year. Against those big teams they step up and perform.
"Hope Powell will have a solid game plan."
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You can read all about how Chelsea beat Manchester City to reach the delayed 2020-21 Women's FA Cup final below.
Michael Emons was at the Academy Stadium for us today to witness Emma Hayes' side cruise past the holders.
Chelsea reach the final of the 2020-21 Women's FA Cup as they are too good for holders Manchester City.
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Chelsea
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes told BBC One:
"I love the FA Cup. It is such a great competition to be in. I love being at Wembley and can't wait to play whomever we face in the final."
On the chance of completing a domestic treble for the 2020-21 season: "I'm here to win. The whole team is here to win. That's our big value at the club. When you win things, you get used to it and want more of it."
FT: Man City 0-3 Chelsea
You can recap Chelsea's victory by watching the goal highlights below.
FT: Man City 0-3 Chelsea
No surprise who Chelsea boss Emma Hayes wants to meet in the final...
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FT: Man City 0-3 Chelsea
Chelsea
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes told BBC One:
"That is one of my favourite performance because it is hard after the international break. We had a lot of players travelling all over the world. This is a squad game and we had to pick a team that would do the first part and the rest would come from the bench.
"I thought our mentality was superb. Our pressing, our counter pressing, how we created chances so, so efficient."
Did she expect more from Manchester City? "Their injury issues have been well highlighted. I think these games after international breaks are always a little flat. I thought the game in the second half petered out a little. The job was done and it was just about keeping a clean sheet."
FT: Man City 0-3 Chelsea
Manchester City
Manchester City boss Gareth Taylor told BBC One:
"I thought we started well in the first 20 minutes. Then we gave away some sloppy, cheap goals and we were up against it.
"I thought we could have created a bit more around the box. Like I say, when you give away two goals in the first half it's already going to be difficult, especially against a side like Chelsea.
"I'm fine with pressure, it is what it is. My thought process is the next game.
"It's disappointing, we're out in the semi-final and haven't retained the trophy.
"Obviously there's circumstances around it with our injuries, but I'm still disappointed."
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Chelsea
Chelsea goalscorer Erin Cuthbert told BBC One:
"It's always tough when you come up to City, we really showed our character, our hunger as a team.
"We all just wanted to get to Wembley so we're really happy.
"These games are never straight forward, but if you have a clean sheet that's the start of something.
"We'll be watching the other semi-final on the way home, but to be honest the next game's Villa [in the league] we have to park the cup final now."
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Willie Kirk
Former Everton manager Willie Kirk on BBC One
Chelsea were professional. They controlled the game in and out of possession.
FT: Man City 0-3 Chelsea
Casey Stoney
Former England and GB international on BBC One
Man City are in a difficult moment.
Because of their league form and this result now, there's not that much to play for.
They'll have to pick themselves up very quickly. They'll still want to get themselves into a Champions League spot in the league, which they can do.
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This was Manchester City's heaviest home defeat since 2014.
Historic.
FT: Man City 0-3 Chelsea
Fara Williams
Former England and GB international on BBC One
This is a Chelsea team used to success.
They were professional today and took their chances really well.
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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One
From front to back, Chelsea were the better team.
As Man City tired, they took advantage. They've knocked the stuffing out of City.
Ultimately, Chelsea are again at Wembley.
Man City 0-3 Chelsea
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City's reign as Women's FA Cup holders is over.
Chelsea are on their way to the Wembley final!
Man City 0-3 Chelsea
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One
What a save this is.
A stunning stop by Berger for her team in the dying minutes.
That's been the difference between the two teams. The goalkeepers.
Man City 0-3 Chelsea
Very nearly a consolation goal for Manchester City.
Jess Park thumps an effort that looks destined for the top corner. Ann-Katrin Berger, however, produces a stunning save.
Man City 0-2 Chelsea
We will have three minutes of injury time now.
Man City 0-3 Chelsea
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One
It was so easy. A tired back line and a beautiful pass.
Jess Fleming puts it on a tee for Beth England and she does not miss from there.
Signed, sealed and delivered for Chelsea.
Bethany England
Image source, Getty ImagesAgainst a tired Manchester City defence, Jessie Fleming finds space to exploit on the right.
She whips in a lovely cross for Bethany England, who thumps her header into the top corner.