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That wraps up our coverage of today's Women's FA Cup quarter-finals.

It was a day when Manchester City and Chelsea followed Arsenal's lead from Friday night by cruising into the semis with comfortable wins and dominant second-half performances.

West Ham were made to sweat a little more by brave minnows Ipswich but they got the job done too to ensure the semi-final line-up is made up of four Women's Super League sides.

Thanks for joining us - we'll be back with more action on Wednesday night as Arsenal meet Wolfsburg in the Champions League quarter-final first leg while Manchester City and Chelsea host Everton and Tottenham respectively in the WSL.

So, we have our four Women's FA Cup semi-finalists.

• Arsenal
• Chelsea
• Manchester City
• West Ham

The semi-final draw will be made at around 18:30 GMT on Monday, live on BBC's Sportsday programme.

Watch highlights as Lisa Evans scores the only goal for West Ham as they beat Ipswich Town 1-0 to reach the semi-finals of the FA Cup

There will be three London sides in the final four - a reminder before we go how West Ham progressed to the semi-finals live on BBC Sport earlier today...

The holders are in the last four.

A dynamic second-half display blows Birmingham away as Chelsea cruise through.

The visitors coped well in the first half but Magdalena Eriksson's goal just before half-time opened the floodgates.

Beth England added two while Drew Spence and Niamh Charles contributed a goal and assist apiece in a dominant display from last season's double winners.

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The fourth official has been kind to Birmingham, just two added minutes to endure.

Just the formalities to be played out now.

Chelsea close again to a sixth as Jonna Andersson's downward header from a corner bounces up and onto the crossbar.

Free-kick out wide right for Birmingham as they bid to find a consolation.

It's not a bad effort when the ball breaks clear as Lisa Robertson lets fly from 25 yards but Ann-Katrin Berger is well placed to save.

Libby Smith then threatens to surge clear for the visitors but Jess Carter makes an excellently-timed tackle to preserve the Chelsea clean sheet.

Beth England breaks clear down the right, seeking her hat-trick.

Spotting Marie Hourihan off her line, she attempts a lob but it's deflected wide by a back-tracking defender.

Birmingham would like the whistle now, you imagine.

A consolation goal would be better but a free-kick is easily collected by Chelsea's former City keeper Ann-Katrin Berger.

Alsu Abdullina threatens to add a sixth goal for Chelsea but curls straight at Marie Hourihan from just inside the box at the other end.

Nice strike from distance by Lauren James but it's straight at Marie Hourihan.

Time to rest some legs now.

Lauren James, Maren Mjelde and Alsu Abdullina on for Ji So-yun, Niamh Charles and Jessie Fleming as Chelsea boss Emma Hayes makes a triple change.

Tim in Marlow: Everton’s aggregate score in the men’s and women’s FA Cup today: Toffees 0, Not Toffees 8.

Yes, not been a great day for the blue half of Merseyside.

Birmingham win a corner, their first of the game, in response, but it comes to nothing.

Knock, knock, go Chelsea on the Birmingham door.

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