FT: Nottingham Forest 1-7 Everton - Kuhl opens scoring before Piemonte, Vanhaevermaet, Batty (own goal), Bissell, Duggan and Bennison
FT: Arsenal 0-1 Man City - Laia Aleixandri goal sends Gareth Taylor's side through
FT: Chelsea 1-0 Crystal Palace - Mayra Ramirez scores first goal for club as holders progress
FT: Southampton 1-3 Man Utd - Rachel Williams scores brace after Ella Toone opener
FT: Wolves 1-4 Brighton - Katie Robinson opens scoring for visitors before Emma Kullberg nets hat-trick
FT: London City Lionesses 0-2 Liverpool - WSL side advance through Sophie Roman Haug and Melissa Lawley goals
Quarter-final draw takes place on One Show from 19:00 GMT on Monday
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You can read all about Manchester City's win at Arsenal earlier in Emma Sanders' report from Meadow Park here.
And you can catch up on all the goals and talking points from the other FA Cup matches in Adam Millington's round-up here.
Until next time, ta-ra.
Laia Aleixandri's goal sealed Manchester City's spot in the quarter-finals as they dumped Arsenal out of the Women's FA Cup in today's early game.
Elsewhere, British record signing Mayra Ramirez scored her first goal for Chelsea as they beat second-tier Crystal Palace 1-0.
Brighton's Emma Kullberg scored a late hat-trick to secure a 4-1 victory for her side against third-tier Wolves.
Rachel Williams scored twice after coming off the bench as Manchester United avoided an upset and beat Championship side Southampton 3-1.
Liverpool were comfortable 2-0 victors away to London City Lionesses, with Sophie Roman Haug and Melissa Lawley scoring for the Reds.
On Saturday, Leicester thrashed Birmingham and Tottenham edged past Charlton.
These are the teams in the last eight of the Women's FA Cup:
Nottingham Forest 1-7 Everton
Image source, Getty ImagesA cruise for Everton in Long Eaton, they were far too good for third-tier Forest.
The Women's FA Cup quarter-finals will be contested exclusively by WSL clubs for the first time in seven years.
Hanna Bennison (90+5 mins)
A goal made in Scandinavia.
Karoline Olesen has been a real livewire since coming off the bench, she cuts back from the left hand byline and Hanna Bennison - Everton's record signing who played for Sweden at the World Cup - slams past the helpless Emily Batty.
Image source, Getty ImagesNottingham Forest 1-6 Everton
There are now significant gaps in the stands at Grange Park.
This game is all over bar the final whistle.
Nottingham Forest 1-6 Everton
For the first 10 minutes of both halves, Forest gave Everton trouble.
The difference between Super League and National League, however, is doing it for the full 90 minutes - as Everton have handsomely proven here.
Toni Duggan (pen, 88 mins)
The former Barcelona striker sends Emily Batty the wrong way and tucks into the keeper's left corner.
Image source, Getty ImagesForest 1-5 Everton
Natalie Johnson catches Karoline Olesen late, and Everton have a chance at a sixth goal.
Nottingham Forest 1-5 Everton
Annie Wilding is on as a late Everton sub, replacing Justine Vanhaevermaet.
Emma Bissell (85 mins)
Icing on the cake.
Karoline Olesen's cross deflects off both defender Olivia Cook and keeper Emily Batty, before dropping to Emma Bissell to bundle over the line from barely a yard out.
Image source, Getty ImagesNottingham Forest 1-4 Everton
A very sticky moment for Everton keeper Courtney Brosnan, who is dispossessed by Louanne Worsey.
Brosnan recovers to force the midfielder out wide before diving at her feet to reclaim the ball.
Nottingham Forest 1-4 Everton
Plenty of the 1,130 fans who were packed into Grange Park for kick-off have stuck around, and still cheer the home side.
Forest have had a great cup run, and will now turn their attention to trying to gain promotion to the Championship.
Nottingham Forest 1-4 Everton
Ella Haughey's first action of this game is to catch Hanna Bennison really late, and get a booking.
Nottingham Forest 1-4 Everton
Everton thoughts may turn to next Sunday now. They host West Ham, in what does have the look of a WSL relegation six-pointer.
Nottingham Forest 1-4 Everton
Everton manager Brian Sorensen is happy to give the youngsters a chance after that fourth goal.
Eleanor Dale and Karoline Olesen are sent on, in place of Katja Snoeijs and Kathrine Kuhl.
There is also a double change for the hosts, with Chloe Dixon and Ella Haughey getting minutes as Mai Moncaster and Holly Manders make way.
Emily Batty own goal (74 mins)
Game over.
Toni Duggan has a shot blocked, it rebounds to Kathrine Kuhl who fires in low from the edge of the box.
It rebounds off the left post, hits Forest keeper Emily Batty on the back and bounces into the net. Sickener.
Image source, Getty ImagesNottingham Forest 1-3 Everton
Katja Snoeijs with a sharp turn in the Forest D, before her shot is deflected narrowly wide.
Can Everton score from a corner for the third time? No, this one is headed away at the near post.
Nottingham Forest 1-3 Everton
Mai Moncaster goes down winded after getting a ball right to the midriff from Elise Stenevik. Not what you need on a cold Sunday evening.
She's fine to continue after a short pause.
Nottingham Forest 1-3 Everton
This game has settled back into the pattern we saw late in the first half - Everton, comfortable with their two-goal cushion, keeping possession.
Forest need to find another spark from somewhere.
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