Chelsea to face Man City in Women's FA Cup final after win over Arsenal
RESULT: Arsenal 0-2 Chelsea
Guro Reiten (50') and Ji So-yun (61') on target Emma Hayes' side
WSL leaders and current FA Cup holders Chelsea take on Arsenal who lost to Blues in 2021 final
Arsenal v Chelsea (12:30 BST)
Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Meadow Park
A few interesting tweaks to both sides today as it looks like Kate McCabe will play at right-back as opposed to her more natural left-back role for Arsenal.
Chelsea might be setting up with a back three. They have plenty of creativity in midfield with Guro Reiten and Ji So-yun, while Beth England gets the nod up front after a bright spell of form.
Arsenal v Chelsea (12:30 BST)
It's just one change for Arsenal from the side that thrashed Leicester 9-0 in the league before the international break.
Defender Laura Wienroither drops to the bench with Stephanie Catley coming in.
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Emma Hayes makes three changes to the Chelsea team that beat Reading 5-0 last time out.
Keeper Ann-Katrin Berger replaces number one Zecira Musovic. Captain Magdalena Eriksson and midfielder Jessie Fleming drop to the bench with Niamh Charles and Ji So-yun starting.
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Arsenal v Chelsea (12:30 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's the game, the Women's Super League's top two meet in a repeat of last year's FA Cup final.
Chelsea are hoping to retain their title. Arsenal are aiming for a 16th FA Cup triumph.
Just one point separates them in the league. The result from this match could also send ripples through the title race.
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Arsenal v Chelsea (12:30 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesHappy holidays!
Wow, what an FA Cup semi-final we have for you. Things don't get much bigger than Arsenal v Chelsea.
18 FA Cups between them. Let's do this!