Alex Greenwood cuts open the Tottenham defence with an incisive pass to Lauren Hemp, who clips the ball to the far post.

Fowler connects with the delivery with a left-footed volley but can't quite get hold of it and Spencer can gather.

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City are knocking the ball around confidently, with Spurs struggling to get close to them at the moment.

This could be a long afternoon for the home side.

There looks to be an issue for Amy Turner, who is receiving treatment from the physio after going down in the centre of the pitch.

She looks to be ok.

Jess Naz looks to get the hosts back on level terms but her attempt inside the box is deflected behind, before City goalkeeper Khiara Keating is fouled following the resulting set-piece.

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Of the previous three meetings between Tottenham and Man City this term, Gareth Taylor's side have come out on top every single time.

City beat Spurs 7-0 in the first of the two WSL meetings back in November, before winning the reverse fixture 2-0 in January.

To boot the Blues took a 1-0 win away from League Cup quarter-final tie between the sides at Brisbane Road last month.

So if we're counting, that's an aggregate score of 10-0 to City across the three games.

We are under way in the final Women's FA Cup quarter-final of the weekend.

Will it be Tottenham or Manchester City who join Manchester United, Leicester and Chelsea in the final four? We have 90 minutes and potentially extra time and penalties to find out.

No sooner is one tie over than another is due to start.

The players are out and kick-off is moments away.

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The Quad remains on!

Forward Catarina Macario's super sub cameo brought the added quality to make the difference for the holders, as they march on into the final four.

A brave and spirited performance from Everton, who can take plenty of positives forward into the remainder of the campaign, but they fall out of the FA Cup at the quarter final stage.

The throw in is poor, and Chelsea recycle the ball back to Zecira Musovic, before she clears well down field into the Everton half.

Everton throw deep into the Chelsea half.

This is just about it. Can they find a goal?

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England and Everton goalkeeper on BBC

It was an Everton throw. She's got it wrong. As a manager you've got to quickly get rid of that frustration.

Chelsea well into game management mode now.

Catarina Macario tries to take the ball into the corner but she is squeezed out by Everton defenders and ends up putting the ball behind for a goal kick.

Everton boss Brian Sorensen is fuming in his technical area.

His side seemed to have recovered possession in their own half in the form of a throw in, but it was awarded to Chelsea.

It should have gone the home side's way and the Everton boss is letting everyone know about it.

We tick into stoppage time at the end of the second half, with five additional minutes to be played.

Makeshift centre half Justine Vanhaevermaet has now been sent up top, they're going for it Everton.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England and Everton goalkeeper on BBC

Everton are still creating chances. It's now or never for Everton. They have to gamble. If they end up losing 2-0 it's worth the risk.

Time is fast running out for Everton now, with it looking more and more likely that their FA Cup journey will end at the quarter final stage.

It's now or never for the Toffees.

In case you missed it, here's the goal that continues to separate the sides.

Substitute Catarina Macario scored minutes after coming on to put the holders into the lead.

Everton bring on more attacking reinforcements as they continue to search for that elusive equaliser.

Katja Snoeijs and Hannah Bennison are replaced by Emma Bissell and Eleanor Dale.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England and Everton goalkeeper on BBC

It's almost a carbon copy of the chance from just before. Katia Snoeijs gets ahead of her defender and just can't find the goal.

That's a let-off for Chelsea.