Willie Kirk
Former Everton manager Willie Kirk on BBC One

Man City need to get a grip of this game as soon as possible.

When they slow the game down to their pace. They have control of this game.

Candice: Watching this West Ham - Manchester City game. Awesome. The drama!! West Ham back in the game. Where is this going?

Kirsty Ditchfield
Former Doncaster Belles player on BBC Radio Manchester

When you’re 2-0 down, it’s quite easy to let your head go, but West Ham haven’t done that.

They’ve carried on attacking and got their reward of a goal just before half-time. They’ve got to continue that high press. They’ve played really well defensively - apart from that one error - and haven’t looked to shy off in attack either.

I've got highlights of City's opener. Will drop more in when they arrive.

Laura Bassett
Former England defender on BBC One

West Ham earned their goal. They got gritty and physical.

The mindset for their players will be paramount. The belief they can go into this second half and get something.

Fara Williams
Former Liverpool and England midfielder on BBC One

West Ham went a goal behind and lost belief.

But they kept themselves in the game. I'm looking forward to how they respond. What will be said at half-time?

A standing ovation from supporters of both teams.

It's been such a good match so far.

Wow, what a game.

Both sets of players rush off for a well-deserved breather.

Dangerous moment as City remind West Ham just how dangerous they are.

Lucy Bronze whips in a stunner of a cross that two defenders nearly poke into their own goal with Lauren Hemp lurking.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport in Victoria Road

When City have been pressed, they have struggled in the middle. Caroline Weir gave it away and Lisa Evans did really well to keep her composure and slot it past Lucy Bronze, who was running back to cover on the goalline. That has given life back to West Ham just before half time. Kate Longhurst immediately went over to Gilly Flaherty in the celebrations as if to say 'forget the mistake, we're back in it.'

Two minutes added on.

West Ham continue to press and City can't keep hold of the ball.

The crowd are up and the visitors look shaken.

We have a proper FA Cup semi-final on our hands now.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC One

That was a brilliant goal. Again it’s about putting in those tackles in midfield and breaking quickly.

The composure from Lisa Evans, the touch inside – that’s all she has to do. It’s a lovely finish and gets West Ham back in this game.

West Ham fans sing "I'm forever blowing bubbles".

Anything to get their team back into this one, they've been playing so well.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport in Victoria Road

What a lovely moment for Chloe Kelly, who has returned after a lengthy spell out from an ACL injury. To score and start in an FA Cup semi-final is special.

She jumped up, clenched her fists and walked back to the halfway line with a huge smile on her face. Gareth Taylor said a few nice words too.

Image source, Getty Images

Gilly Flaherty sunk to the floor as soon as she made that pass.

She knew she'd just given away a huge opportunity.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC One

Chloe Kelly gets presented with it but she stays really cool, calm and picks her spot. It’s an excellent finish.

It’s a great way for her to mark her return to the team.