Chelsea book their place in the semi-finals of the Women's FA Cup with a narrow victory against Crystal Palace at Kingsmeadow.

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

Chelsea Women already got a spot in a cup final this season, and they want to make it double. To do so they need to continue their Women’s FA Cup campaign by beating Crystal Palace at Kingsmeadow today.

Chelsea host Crystal Palace and Arsenal face Liverpool after Manchester City progress to the Women's FA Cup semi-finals - follow text, score updates and match stats.

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It 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 swinging from time to time with fast breaks, forcing Hannah Hampton to intervene every now and then while the team upfront wasted chances left, right and centre.

Second-half strikes from Khadija Shaw and Jess Park sent Manchester City through to the Adobe Women's FA Cup semi-final after a 2-0 win over Aston Villa. Shaw put City out in front not long after the restart when she met Mary Fowler's weighted pass before coolly slotting the ball under Villa shot-stopper Sabrina D'Angelo and into the net.

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.

The England winger provided the vital moment for Sonia Bompastor's side on Sunday as they joined Man Utd, Man City and Liverpool in the last four