Liverpool have probably had the brighter start.

Jas Matthews is found in space on the left-hand side, but there's nobody there to receive the delivery when she tries to send a cross into the box.

Ooh.

Liverpool are nearly gifted a great chance as Julie Thibaud completely mistimes a backpass towards Lize Kop.

It lacks power, and the hosts try to run on to it, but Sophie Howard gets back to clear the danger.

Leicester have a corner, but Liverpool display their strength in defence.

The in-swinging delivery is punched out by Rachael Laws, then three players immediately close down Julie Thibaud as the ball drops to her feet.

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You can listen to live commentary of today's game via BBC Radio Leicester by pressing the play button at the top of this page.

It's been a really high-energy start to proceedings on Merseyside.

Both are pressing with intensity and hitting their opponent on the break, but neither have created anything too dangerous yet.

A half-chance for Liverpool, but it's well defended by Leicester.

Missy Bo Kearns slides the ball out to Emma Koivisto as the Reds launch a counter-attack.

Koivisto tries to square it to Mia Enderby but her pass is intercepted.

Leicester are facing a lot of pressure.

The hosts are flying forward in numbers here whenever they get possession and causing trouble for the Foxes at the back.

Liverpool earn a free-kick after an early period of pressure.

Marie Hobinger's delivery causes issues for Lize Kop, who struggles to hold on to her catch but manages to compose herself before Jas Matthews can take advantage.

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In fact, we're under way after a false start.

Leicester keeper Lize Kop is under pressure straight away as Mia Enderby looks to chase down a pass, but the Foxes' defence manage to get the ball away.

Whatever the problem was, we're finally ready to get under way.

Leicester get the game started.

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The fact that just two wins separate these sides from the FA Cup final at Wembley will undoubtedly be on the players' minds.

Liverpool have reached the final on three occasions but haven't done so since the 1995-96 season, so are searching for their first final at Wembley.

It's also the first time that the Reds have reached the quarter-final stage since the 2018-19 season, and they haven't qualified for the final four since 2016-17.

The Foxes, meanwhile, are looking to reach the semi-finals for the first time.

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Liverpool and Leicester have met twice already this season, each side winning a game 2-1.

The last meeting came in the Women's Super League in November, with Liverpool claiming victory at Prenton Park.

Austria midfielder Marie Hobinger scored a late goal to win that game, earning the Reds their first top-flight victory over the Foxes.

They played each other for the first time in the WSL in 2022-23, with Leicester coming out on top on both occasions.

BBC Radio 5 Live

One of these teams will secure a place in the semi-final draw, and they'll find out their opponents on Tuesday.

The draw takes place at around 8.30am live on 5 Live Breakfast, with former England goalkeeper Rachel Brown-Finnis joining Rachel Burden and Rick Edwards.

Liverpool are in the middle of a strong run of form, having won each of their past three games in all competitions.

They beat Aston Villa 4-1 in the League last time out, won 1-0 at Brighton before that, and beat London City Lionesses 2-0 in the previous round of the FA Cup.

They're also unbeaten in four games in all competitions.

Will the Reds, who have climbed to fifth in the Women's Super League during their strong run of form, come out on top again this afternoon?

After the first four weekends of Women's Super League action, it was Liverpool and Leicester who were writing many of the headlines.

They were fifth and sixth in the league, sitting above Arsenal after impressive starts and jostling among the teams at the top of the table.

Leicester won both of their opening two fixtures, but they've now won just four after 15 games.

Liverpool are fifth once again, level on points with fourth-placed Manchester United.

The Reds have been more consistent and continued their ascent of the table. Leicester are seventh, but trail Liverpool by nine points.

Only teams from the Women's Super League remain as the Women's FA Cup reaches the quarter-finals, and every top-flight team has only played two games so far to get to this stage.

Liverpool beat Bristol City 1-0 in the fourth round before winning 2-0 at second-tier London City Lionesses to reach the last eight.

This is the first time that Leicester have faced a fellow WSL side in the competition this year, having beaten third-tier Derby County 4-0 and second-tier Birmingham City 6-2 in their two matches.

We kick off the quarter-finals of the Women's FA Cup at Prenton Park this afternoon, with Liverpool hosting Leicester City.

Chelsea look to take another step towards winning the quadruple as when they play on Sunday at 13:00 GMT.

Emma Hayes' side travel to Walton Hall Park to face Everton in a quarter-final match which will be shown live on the BBC.

Leicester City and Tottenham hope to make history by reaching the last four of the competition for the first time as they play Liverpool and Manchester City respectively.

There is a rematch of last season's semi-final as Brighton face Manchester United, with Albion looking for revenge after missing out on a trip to Wembley.

All other games are on the FA Player.

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