Relive both Women's FA Cup semi-finals

1. Full-time: Chelsea 2-0 Man City
2. Kirby brace wins it for Chelsea
3. Full-time Everton 1-2 Arsenal
4. Late Quinn header gives Arsenal victory
5. Final is on 5 May at Wembley

A London derby at Wembley

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So, Arsenal and Chelsea will contest the 2018 Women's FA Cup final at Wembley on Saturday, 5 May.

Thanks for your company on BBC Sport this afternoon for the semi-finals. It's been a pleasure.

Until next time, good bye!

Hayes on 'gutsy' Chelsea

Chelsea boss Emma Hayes tells BBC Two: "It was a gutsy performance.

"To get that second goal at that time in the game was important.

"We took our chances but, defensively, we were absolutely superb today. Every squad player pulled together."

Telford's joy

Chelsea and England keeper Carly Telford missed today's game for family reasons but is clearly delighted with that result.

ICYMI: How Arsenal beat Everton

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That win for Chelsea means they'll meet Arsenal in 5 May's Wembley final.

Here's a reminder of how the Gunners made it through, with highlights of their win over Everton.

Kirby on match-winning brace

Chelsea striker Fran Kirby tells BBC Two: "It's massive for us. We've been preparing for this game for a long time.

"I'm enjoying my football. Luckily for me the ball is hitting the back of the net more often than not.

"The main thing is enjoyment, and I wouldn't be putting the ball in the net if it wasn't for the service."

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Smith on match-winner Kirby

Kelly Smith

Former England forward on BBC Two

I would have loved to have played with Fran. She is such a fantastic talent.

'Kirby makes defenders' lives a misery'

Sue Smith

Former England forward on BBC Two

Fran Kirby is right up there with the best strikers in Europe. She constantly creates chances and makes defenders lives a misery.

FULL-TIME

There it is, Chelsea reach the Women's FA Cup final.

Man City, the holders, are out.

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England's Nikita Parris appears to leave her foot in on Chelsea's Gemma Davison and Eni Aluko is complaining to the officials that it was an attempted stamp.

It certainly wasn't clever from Parris, but it wasn't too malicious either.

YELLOW CARD

City's Georgia Stanway is booked for a bad foul on Gemma Davison.

There will be five minutes of added time.

As we enter the final minute of normal time, Chelsea are under no pressure at all and are going to keep their bid to win a treble of trophies this season alive.

Watch: Kirby doubles Chelsea lead

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Here's how Fran Kirby doubled Chelsea's lead. Super stuff from the England striker.

There's been very little sign of a Man City fightback since that second Chelsea goal.

We're in to the final five minutes of the 90 and the holders are heading out.

Sue Smith

Former England forward on BBC Two

Fran Kirby has been absolutely superb.

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SUBSTITUTION (Chelsea)

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Fran Kirby goes off to a huge ovation after her fine display for Chelsea. She's earned a rest.

On comes Gemma Davison for the fine eight minutes or so.

The crowd at Kingsmeadow watching this one is 3,048.

That's well above average for domestic women's games in England, and the atmosphere has been lively.

SUBSTITUTION (Chelsea)

Surely heading for the final now, Chelsea bring on Eni Aluko to replace Scotland youngster Erin Cuthbert.

GOAL: Chelsea 2-0 Man City

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De. Ja. Vu. Simple goal. On the counter, it's another defensive error from Man City - just like the first goal - and Fran Kirby shows her class to race clear, cut inside and finish past the keeper. Quality finishing. It's almost an exact replica of the opener.