Two fantastic pieces of goalkeeping from Ipswich stopper Sarah Quantrill.

First, she tips aside a 20-yard Halle Houssein shot that took an evil bounce.

Then, from the corner, Quantrill superbly tips Lucy Parker's header onto the bar and Ipswich scramble it clear.

Cool as a cucumber, Grace Fisk at the back for West Ham.

Under pressure from two chasing Ipswich attackers, Fisk coolly nutmegs one to avert any danger.

Ipswich growing in confidence though here.

Danger for the underdogs as Abbey-Leigh Stringer's deep free-kick is headed back across goal by Grace Fisk but there are no Hammers players in the area it lands.

Ipswich clear and it remains goalless with more than half of the opening 45 minutes played.

City are getting closer and closer to the day's opening goal.

A lovely near-post ball is met by a clever flick of the boot from poacher extraordinaire Ellen White but Toffees keeper Sandy MacIver sticks out a leg to make an excellent reaction save.

I reckon Ipswich have spent far more time in the West Ham half than Everton have in the other lunchtime quarter-final kick-off at Manchester City.

Just need that quality in the attacking third as Laura says.

Hammers reduced to having a pop from distance now but Melisa Felis drills well over.

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Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button

Ipswich are going to spend a lot of time without the ball but on the moments they do have it they are going to need composure if they are going to trouble West Ham at the other end of the pitch.

Ipswich have only conceded nine goals in 20 league games this season.

West Ham are having trouble breaking them down so far.

Lucy Bronze again goes close for City.

A corner breaks to the England full-back just inside the box and her side-footed effort takes a deflection onto the post with Toffees keeper Sandy MacIver beaten.

Lots of youngsters in the crowd and you can hear them getting excited every time Ipswich get near the West Ham area.

Just a couple of wayward shots to report thus far. But Ipswich will be happy with a scoreless opening 10 minutes.

First real chance for Manchester City - and it's a big one.

Free-kick floated in from the right and Lucy Bronze has an unmarked header in the six-yard box but sends it over the bar. She couldn't quite get over the ball.

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Real proper FA Cup feel to this one - and the surroundings play a big part in that. Ipswich play at Felixstowe and Walton United, an eighth-tier men's club.

Fans lining the sidelines, houses in the background - classic FA Cup atmosphere.

West Ham look to threaten again but Ipswich keeper Sarah Quantrill comes off her line to collect a ball through the middle.

Early stoppage at the Academy Stadium as Man City defender Demi Stokes appears to have suffered a slight cut.

What a let-off for the minnows.

Zaneta Wyne's left-wing cross falls to Claudia Walker six yards out. She takes a touch but slightly stumbles and pokes inches wide of the post.

We are under way in both of our 12:30 GMT kick-offs.

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Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC Red Button

It's going to be a date and a game that is etched in lots of people's memories - fans, players, coaching staff - for many years to come.

Not often do you get the chance to play top WSL sides so it's about learning and your mindset. Do you step up to the game against some top international players in this West Ham side?

But it's also a challenge West Ham aren't faced with that often.

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BBC Red Button

We will be updating you on events from all three quarter-final ties this afternoon with our text commentary but you can also watch live coverage of West Ham's trip to Ipswich on various BBC platforms.

That match is live on the BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and, most conveniently for those of you reading this, on the BBC Sport website right at the top of this page - just click the play icon to tune in.

Manchester City make four changes from Wednesday night's 2-0 league win over Reading as England striker Ellen White returns to captain the side.

Lauren Hemp, Jess Park and Filippa Angeldahl are the other three players to come in as Georgia Stanway, Hayley Raso, Khadija Shaw and Julie Blakstad drop to the bench.

Visitors Everton also make four changes from their midweek league defeat by Chelsea with Toni Duggan returning to the starting XI to lead the line for the Toffees. Goalkeeper Sandy MacIver, Kenza Dali and Lucy Graham also come back in.

There are two changes for Ipswich Town from their last National League Southern Premier game - a 3-0 win at Cardiff - as Lucy O’Brien and Olivia Smith replace Eva Hubbard and Eloise King.

West Ham, meanwhile, make seven changes from their WSL draw with Manchester United in midweek with Gilly Flaherty, Kate Longhurst and Adriana Leon among those to drop to the bench. Interesting.

One quarter-final has already taken place this weekend with Women's Super League leaders Arsenal seeing off dogged Championship strugglers Coventry United 4-0 on Friday night. Check out the highlights above.

Stina Blackstenius' header broke the deadlock just before the break and the Gunners eased clear in the second half against a Coventry side who almost went out of business this season - read the report here.