Li Mengwen rushes down the left wing before whipping in a low cross across the face of goal. Elisabeth Terland does well to get in front of her defender and get something on it, but the ball is flicked over the crossbar.

Brighton are edging closer.

Katie McCabe is, as ever, at the centre of some argy-bargy. This time she goes shoulder to shoulder with Chloe Kelly after winning Arsenal a free-kick.

McCabe grins after the confrontation. She loves it.

"Put pressure on her!", yell the Arsenal fans as Khiara Keating dwells on the ball before making the clearance.

Keating pinged the ball out of play anyway, so the point was moot.

Should Katie Johnson have done better there?

After a bit of a scramble around the goal mouth, the ball falls to her. Sophie Baggaley races off her line and does enough to put Johnson off as her strike is blasted high and wide.

Back under way.

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The players are back on the pitch at Meadow Park.

Will we see any improvement, or are we in for extra time?

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Arsenal

Arsenal's Laura Wienroither has been speaking to BBC Sport at half-time.

On her ACL injury: "I am definitely getting closer, my knee starts to feel a bit better. I still have a bit to go, but I am getting closer."

On Leah Williamson's ACL injury: "Obviously me and Leah have been a week apart [from sustaining the injury] and it has been incredible to see her play football again.

"She is incredible as an athlete and I am very proud of her. It is exciting for me to know it is possible to get back - I am excited for the next few weeks."

On the game: "It is an even game both teams want to play, we created a few good counter-attacks and hopefully it ends well on our side.

"I do really like to play here it is compact and we are close to our fans and it is our home ground, but it is nice to play at the Emirates as well - we hope it grows and grows."

Amber Hughes is brought down by Jorelyn Carabali as Wolves get a free-kick in a dangerous area. Can they make anything of it?

No. Merrick Will floats the ball into the penalty area but Brighton are quick to clear their lines.

The draw for the quarter-final will be made on Monday, 12 February live on The One Show on BBC One.

Women’s FA Cup winners Fara Williams and Alex Scott will carry out the draw alongside Jermaine Jenas.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Meadow Park

Manchester City have grown into it. Arsenal were keeping them wide and restricting them through the middle initially.

But City have adapted and have started to find a bit more space. Arsenal look most dangerous when they get it out wide.

At the moment both teams are cancelling each other out basically.

Katie Robinson heads the ball into the Wolves net, but the whistle has already gone as the assistant referee flags Elisabeth Terland for offside.

Anita Asante
Former England defender on BBC Two

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You have to go for it and take those opportunities - neither goalkeeper has been tested.

Arsenal look like the away team and in the second half they need to change something.

Gilly Flaherty
Former Chelsea and England defender on BBC Two

Little bit of a stalemate.

Either team has not created anything clear cut, both goalkeepers have had a quiet first half.

We don't want a mistake that gives us a goal and the players need to be a bit braver.

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Brighton are finding their rhythm. After some nice build-up play the ball falls to Maisie Symonds, who blazes an effort from 20 yards out over the bar.

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FA Cup glory is not unfamiliar to Southampton manager Marieanne Spacey-Cale.

The former England international won the competition seven times as a player - winning four FA Cup trophies in eight seasons with Arsenal and then claiming three with Fulham.

Southampton beat fellow Championship side Sunderland to reach the FA Cup fifth round and they are looking to cause an upset against Manchester United to reach the quarter-finals for the first time.

Marc Skinner only makes three changes to his Manchester United side after beating Brighton 2-0 in the league last weekend - but all three of those players don't even make the matchday squad.

Jayde Riviere, Geyse and Lucia Garcia are all absent for the Red Devils.

Gemma Evans, Melvine Malard and Leah Galton are their replacements.

Manchester United XI: Earps, Le Tissier, Blundell, Toone, Malard, Zelem, Galton, Evans, Naalsund, Turner, Parris.

Subs: Tullis-Joyce, Chadwick, Mannion, Aherne, Guerrero, Ladd, Francis, Williams.

Second-tier Southampton make one change from the side who lost to Crystal Palace in the Championship last weekend.

Alice Griffiths replaces Atlanta Primus in attack.

Southampton XI: Rendell, Collett, Mott, Rafferty, Peake, Purfield, Griffiths, Kendall, Primus, Pike, Wilkinson.

Subs: Howard, Haaland, Morris, Milne, Wynne, Lloyd-Smith, Thompson, Kraft, Pharoah.

Bec Thomas has got away with one there.

She takes too long to get rid of the ball and is closed down by Elisabeth Terland, who gets a touch on the ball, but it rolls away and Wolves clear their lines.

After a slow start, Brighton are well and truly on top now.

Emma Hayes has made 11 changes to the Chelsea side that beat Sunderland 5-0 in the quarter-finals of the Women's League Cup on Wednesday.

The side named against Crystal Palace is the same that lined up against Everton in the WSL last weekend.

Chelsea XI: Hampton, Lawrence, Carter, Bjorn, Charles, Leupolz, Cuthbert, Reiten, Rytting Kaneryd, James, Ramirez.

Subs: Musovic, Ingle, Nusken, Kirby, Perisset, Hamano, Buchanan, Cankovic, Beever-Jones.

Crystal Palace have made three changes to the side that beat Sunderland 2-1 in the Women's Championship last Sunday.

Alexia Potter drops out against her parent club, as do Isabeal Atkinson and Annabel Blanchard.

Kirsten Reilly, Isabella Sibley and Chloe Arthur come in.

Crystal Palace XI: Lambourne, Reilly, Nolan, Everett, Gibbons, Percival, Sibley, Hopcroft, Arthur, Sharpe, Hughes.

Subs: Negri, Johnson, Filbey, Guyatt, Blanchard, Dennis, Atkinson, Larkin.

There are three changes to the London City Lionesses line-up after last week's 1-0 defeat by Blackburn Rovers. Lucy Fitzgerald, Paige Culver and Connie Scofield all return to the starting XI.

London City XI: Moloney, Mukandi, Brougham, Joel, Scofield, Douglas, Fitzgerald, Carter, Culver, Littlejohn, Boye-Hlorkah

Subs: Cull, Groves, Satchell, Dolby, Bailey, Cowan, Jarett, Farrelly

Matt Beard makes four changes to his Liverpool XI after the 1-1 draw with Tottenham last time out. There are starts for Lucy Parry, Jenna Clark, Marie Hobinger and Melissa Lawley.

Missy Bo Kearns is out of the squad, while Emma Koivisto, Gemma Bonner and Shanice van de Sanden drop to the bench.

Liverpool XI: Laws, Parry, Fisk, Fahey, Clark, Matthews, Nagano, Holland, Hobinger, Lawley, Roman Haug

Subs: Spencer, Koivisto, Kiernan, Enderby, Lundgaard, Van de Sanden, Daniels, Bonner

We have three games kicking off at 14.00 GMT in the Women's FA Cup, let's get the team news...