The holders are through.

It was far from convincing but Mayra Ramirez's first goal since joining the club in January seals their progression to the quarter-finals.

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That's a positive substitution for Manchester United. After a long spell on the sidelines, Aofie Mannion is back and replaces Millie Turner for the last couple of minutes at Silverlake Stadium.

Chelsea just can't put this tie to bed.

A low cross is spilled by Demi Lambourne by Aggie Beever-Jones can't force home the loose ball.

It falls to Erin Cuthbert but her effort goes over the bar.

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest manager Carly Davies joined BBC Radio 5 Live's Women's Football Weekly podcast to preview this FA Cup tie: "It's going to be a huge test for our players but one we'll be prepared for and just want to give a good account of ourselves."

On how much of an opportunity this is to cause an upset: "The key thing for us is to just go out there and give a good account of ourselves. We've been developing a new playing philosophy which will take some time to come to fruition but we're in a really good place at the moment and the players are really enjoying playing that type of football and more of a possession-based style of football.

"It's been an exciting season for us so far. These are the moments you want, you want to test yourselves against the top opposition in the country and that certainly will be the case come this weekend."

Listen to the full interview on BBC Sounds

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How has Milly Mott not scored for Southampton? It should be an easy tap in, but she slides too early and it bounces off the post.

More bad news for Southampton. Paige Peake is in tears as she receives some medical attention.

The Saints midfielder is up to continue, but she's hobbling around uncomfortably.

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Liverpool are safely through to the last eight of the Women's FA Cup.

They were dominant throughout and progress thanks to goals from Sophie Roman Haug and Melissa Lawley.

There will be eight minutes added on at Kingsmeadow.

Can Palace find an equaliser against the holders?

The Southampton players aren't happy as another decision goes against them.

Mary Earps makes a brilliant save to deny Jemma Purfield, but the England goalkeeper pushes it into the arm of Millie Turner.

Should that have been a penalty? We've seen them given.

Chelsea come again.

Palace squeeze out Mayra Ramirez but the loose ball falls for Erin Cuthbert just inside the area.

She opens her body, looking to curl into the corner, but her effort is well blocked.

Two of the substitutes combine for the visitors.

Leanne Kiernan finds space down the right and crosses for Mia Enderby in the middle.

The teenager tries to flick home but it goes wide. Good movement but the finish was lacking.

There's 10 minutes for Southampton to find an equaliser.

They've done it once, can they do it again?

There are three changes to the Nottingham Forest side that won 6-0 against AFC Fylde last time out. Olivia Cook, Mai Moncaster and Louanne Marie Worsey all start.

Nottingham Forest XI: Batty, Harkin, Johnson, Cook, Domingo, Moncaster, Manders, Worsey, Anderson, Greengrass, Cowie

Subs: Mears, Dixon, O'Neill. James, Haughey

Everton boss Brian Sorensen makes five changes after last weekend's 3-0 loss to Women's Super League leaders Chelsea. In come Emma Bissell, Lucy Hope, Martina Piemonte, Katja Snoeijs and Elise Stenevik.

Everton XI: Brosnan, Wheeler, Vanhaevermaet, Bissell, Hope, Piemonte, Finnigan, Kuhl, Galli, Snoeijs, Stenevik

Subs: Hart, Duggan, Bennison, Dale, Payne, Madsen, Wilding, Olesen

Chelsea roll the dice again.

Jelena Cankovic replaces Guro Reiten.

Just under 15 minutes of normal time remaining at Kingsmeadow.

Chelsea rebuild after that effort and Ashley Lawrence's deflected effort ends up going in.

It's disallowed immediately though with Guro Reiten and Mayra Ramirez both in offside positions in front of the goalkeeper.

The closest Chelsea have come.

Guro Reiten gets in behind and her cross is flicked goalwards by Mayra Ramirez but it crashes back off the bar.

Chelsea are on top but they aren't creating clear-cut chances.

Their latest effort sees Erin Cuthbert drag wide from the edge of the area.