Chelsea

Chelsea's Keira Walsh, speaking to Channel 4: "Really, really happy. We've had a tough period and after the game the other day we set out to win this game and bring the FA Cup back to Chelsea. Really happy.

"I think we just really stuck together and focused on trying to defend well and defend together. Anyone of our forwards can produce those moments, it came from a left back."

Spurs run Chelsea close for a third time this season.

But, as we saw in both league games between the sides, the Blues had enough quality to get the job done.

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Veerle Buurman's winning goal was her first in Chelsea colours.

She'll struggle to score many better, or many more important, in her blues career.

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Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Channel 4

Spurs worked so hard. It's a real shame that they've been undone by a real moment of quality.

They can be really proud of their match today and their season overall.

For Bompastor and Chelsea, it's crazy to think that going out of this FA Cup would have seen them as having a disappointing season. There's still hopes for them of lifting two.

Chelsea's domestic double charge remains on as Veerle Buurman's stunning late strike sends them into the final four.

It's heartbreak for Tottenham who fought valiantly across the 90 minutes but were ultimately undone by a moment of top quality.

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Bethany England knocks down a long throw in the box for Olivia Holdt, who takes a shot first time, but she's always slipping and can't get a clean connection on the effort.

We're well into three minutes of injury time.

Can Tottenham find a way to force an extra 30 minutes?

Ahh so close to a late leveller.

Cathinka Tandberg does everything right as she dribbles into the Chelsea box before going for goal, but she drags her shot a few yards wide of the bottom corner.

One last roll of the dice for Tottenham as Signe Gaupset is replaced by Olga Ahtinen.

Veerle Buurman has been one of Chelsea's standout players this term, filling in the gaps across an injury-hit back line and putting in plenty of standout performances.

A deserved headline moment for the 19 year old.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Channel 4

Wow.

What a time to get it. What a way to get it. I think half the crowd are still screaming at the referee because they felt like Sandy Baltimore was being impeded.

Spurs just can't clear it and Buurman thinks 'why not?'. What a goal.

Corner for Chelsea, which is swung inside the front post by Sandy Baltimore, but it's met by a strong clearing header from Cathinka Tandberg.

Gasps of disbelief from those of a Chelsea persuasion inside Kingsmeadow.

Wieke Kaptein rolls a sensational ball through the six yard box that needs only the faintest of touches to take it in but Sam Kerr can't get there in time.

That was a huge chance to win it.

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Matilda Vinberg gets to the byline and goes for the cutback.

Beth England is the Spurs player in closest attendance as the ball bounces off several legs, but she can't reach it before Naomi Girma thumps it away.

Roars from the away end as Tottenham earn another corner.

It's looped high towards the penalty spot but Sandy Baltimore nods away for Chelsea.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Channel 4

The more of those opportunities go on like this for Chelsea, the more that it proves that all Spurs need is a little bit of luck - as they have proved already.

Sam Kerr runs across the front post to meet Ellie Carpenter's drilled ball in but she can't turn it inside the frame from the tight angle.

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