"Feed the Bun and she will score," sing the home fans as Khadija Shaw again drives at Villa's defence. She has burst into life in this second half. City look sharper. Ahead of facing Liverpool in the FA Cup quarter-finals boss Renee Slegers said that it Arsenal's target to win the cup for a record-extending 15th time.

All four teams in the Women's FA Cup semi-finals have discovered their fate.Holders Manchester United will host Manchester City for a place in the Wembley showpiece on 18 May after dumping out

The draw for the Women’s FA Cup semi-finals will take place on Sunday evening following the final game of the last eight. As mentioned, United’s home game will take place on Saturday, with Aston Villa’s visit to Manchester City set to kick off at an earlier time of 12:30pm on Sunday.

Manchester United head to Manchester City in the semi-finals of the 2024-25 Women's FA Cup semi-finals next month, while Chelsea will host Liverpool.

For 14-time winners Arsenal, the Champions League remains their last realistic chance of winning silverware this season, with Chelsea holding an 11-point lead over them at the top of the Women's Super

Liverpool upset Arsenal to reach the semi-finals of the Women's FA Cup for the first time in eight years. The only goal of the 1-0 victory came in the 78th minute when a shot from Sophie Roman Haug struck a post and hit the back of goalkeeper Daphne van Domselaar before finding the net.

Manchester City booked their place in the semi-finals of the Women's FA Cup with victory over Aston Villa at Joie Stadium. Top-scorer Khadija Shaw broke the deadlock early in the second half after a frustrating start by City, before Jess Park extended their lead later on.

The draw for the Adobe Women’s FA Cup semi-final draw was made following the conclusion of this weekend's quarter final. Staged at a special watch-party social event in association with She’s A Baller, fans gathered to watch today's ties at 'The Yard' in Manchester, which included food and live performances.

Lauren James’ decisive goal secured Chelsea’s spot in the Women’s FA Cup semi-final with a 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace.In a largely uneventful first-half, Aggie Beever-Jones went closest to

I t wasn’t a surprise Crystal Palace would come out at Kingsmeadow looking to at least drag us to a draw where they could squeeze out a win via penalties. But they did come out