Some FA Cup matches epitomise exactly what the competition is about: high stakes football with players putting their bodies on the line to try to reach the next round. This match embodied exactly that – and with a prized upset.

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

There were three Women's FA Cup quarter-final fixtures taking place on Sunday.Here's what went down.Man City overpower Aston Villa Scorers: Shaw 53', Park 72'Two second half goals saw Manchester City

Liverpool Women have qualified for the final four of the FA Cup thanks to a narrow 1-0 win at Arsenal on Sunday, it is the first time since 2016/17 that they’ve reached the semi-final.

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 Sunderland and Aston Villa respectively.

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.