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That's all folks!

Manchester City are into their fourth FA Cup final.

Be sure to join us at the same time tomorrow to see who out of Arsenal and Chelsea will meet them at Wembley.

And if you want more Manchester City FA Cup semi-final action, there's the small matter of the men's side taking on Liverpool in just under an hour.

Follow that game right here.

Manchester City

Manchester City manager Gareth Taylor, speaking to BBC Sport: "I feel really proud of this team. We’ve had a lack of preparation time off the back of the international break. Compared to our performance previously I thought some of our play was really good. We had some scary moments at times but we deserve our place in the final.

"We’ve got so many options. We always know with the way we play that there’s going to be someone free. Today, a lot of it was Keira Walsh. She controlled the game with and without the ball really, really well.

"We took out our two goalscorers from our last game in Georgia Stanway and Khadija Shaw. I spoke to Shaw this morning and I just felt she wasn’t quite recovered. We’ve got good options and when you win the game like that, the coach is obviously a genius. But you also know what it’s like when it doesn’t go well.

"The players have got to earn it. We’ve got good games coming up. We just stick to our motto, which is follow the process. Whenever we’ve been successful, we’ve got the details right. When we don’t do that we might suffer slightly, but there’s real belief. It’s great to look forward to a Wembley final."

On Chloe Kelly's display: "You never expect that type of performance. We knew she wasn’t going to be able to play 90 minutes but she scored the goal, which was great."

West Ham United

West Ham boss Oli Harder, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was just little details here and there. Some nice goals for them and similar to last time we played them, we applied ourselves really well, but the little details weren't there.

"No positives or negatives to take from the game. Congrats to City on their win.

"This doesn't define our season, it's been a really positive season for West Ham.

"We have three league games to go. We have three chances to be awesome. Let's see how high we can finish up the league.

"We saw today some moments of quality. Fantastic ruthless finishing from them and mistakes from us.

"The gap between the top teams is closing. I don't think the scoreline reflected the game."

Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC One

West Ham will be very disappointed with the goals they conceded.

There's such talent and potential, they will be very proud.

It will hurt. They came so close to a final.

Manchester City

Manchester City winger Lauren Hemp, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was an unbelievable team performance.

"We're over the moon to be in the final, we know we will be playing tough opposition.

"When I was growing up I never got to see the stars playing at Wembley. So it was great to do this in front of our own fans, you can hear them now.

"This is a special moment and we're all looking forward to it now we got the win."

Willie Kirk
Former Everton manager Willie Kirk on BBC One

Man City were stubborn and they got through tough periods.

I think West Ham had a few moments in the second half, but apart from that Manchester City controlled things. They just picked them off eventually.

Manchester City

Manchester City forward Chloe Kelly, speaking to BBC Sport: "It’s brilliant to be back out there with the girls. To get the goal was even better. The team were brilliant today and throughout my injury they’ve been brilliant. It’s great to repay the faith from the manager.

"The time I spent away was a difficult period. It’s so lonely in the gym, but to get a goal within the first few minutes was brilliant for me. I’m loving every minute of it.

"The best is yet to come from us. After Christmas we showed our quality and we stuck together. We’ll keep pushing until the end of the season. Now we have an FA Cup final at Wembley where we can show our talent."

On returning to the England squad in time for Euro 2022: "I’m focusing on each game. I’d love to be at the Euros and I’d love to keep pushing and working hard each day. I know I need to show my talent on the pitch with Man City. It’s just about building confidence and getting back to the level I was at before my injury."

Fara Williams
Former Liverpool and England midfielder on BBC One

It wasn't their best performance, but City showed the quality they had over West Ham.

West Ham made mistakes for the first three goals. West Ham's keeper didn't have too many saves to make.

Into the final.

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Paul: The score line has flattered West Ham but as the saying goes we took our chances they didn’t!

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Victoria Road

Manchester City are off to Wembley to compete for a fourth FA Cup title!

West Ham were competitive throughout and the scoreline feels a little harsh, but City just pulled away in the second half.

A special day for Chloe Kelly, two goals from Lauren Hemp and Ellen White couldn't help but get involved too.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC One

City deserve it. They've done enough this afternoon. The players on the pitch took their chances well.

They have a Cup final to look forward to.

....Manchester City are going to Wembley!

Que sera, sera.

Whatever will be, will be....

Chance, but Adriana Leon snatches at a volley, poking it over the bar.

West Ham have a late corner.

Go on. Give something for the home fans to cheer.

One minute ticks by.

Four minutes for West Ham to spark a comeback.