Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Stamford Bridge

I sat down with Andree Jeglertz on Thursday, hours after Manchester City had celebrated their WSL title win.

There was still champagne on the floor - proof of the celebrations the previous night - though Jeglertz insisted there was still more to be won.

The FA Cup semi-final was very much in their minds and he will be desperate for his side to show that today.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea will be hoping Man City would have celebrated their title win a little too hard.

Again, City will be wanting to finish the season in style with another trophy.

Manchester City, obviously, are WSL champions. Here's a video clip from the moment their title was confirmed when Brighton held Arsenal in midweek.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Chelsea overall will be a little bit disappointed with how the season has gone. Expectations were so high and the pressure is on Chelsea to win everything and compete in everything.

They missed out on the league, they've missed out on the Champions League which Sonia Bompastor was brought in to win.

They'll be desperate to make sure they win the FA Cup.

Chelsea

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Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor on TNT Sports: "We have a gameplan with a high press. We want to be aggressive and also to bereally compact. With the ball, we need to be brave and play our football.

"Part of the mentality of playing at the high level is to show some maturity and to make teams scared to play at Stamford Bridge. That's what we want to create. It's only the beginning but hopefully soon it'll be in place."

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bunny Shaw is absolutely incredible.

The underlying story to this match is she's been linked with Chelsea. Manchester City will be desperate to keep hold of her. I think the reason they didn't win the league last year was because she got injured at the wrong time.

The amount of goals she scored and the consistency she brings. Her movement - she gets into great positions.

She'll always be very humble and say it's the players around her but she's a top quality goalscorer. Of course any side in the WSL or around the world will want her.

This link to Chelsea makes it even more intriguing.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Stamford Bridge

All eyes will be on Khadija Shaw after contract renewal discussions broke down this week and it looks like she is nearing an exit from City.

Chelsea appear to be the frontrunners to sign her on a free deal in the summer with a contract offer believed to have been put on the table.

No decision has been made by Shaw yet - and City will desperately hope she changes her mind - but the timing of the reports were not ideal.

Shaw ran over to supporters as City began their warm-ups and made a point of applauding with them as they cheered their WSL champions.

The Jamaica international will be one of City's biggest threats today so Chelsea will hope she keeps quiet...

Woah, I also cycled this morning, making it into the office by pretending I'm in the Giro d'Italia.

Hopefully no fan spotted me though, especially when I set off at a junction, almost tripped over my pedal and narrowly avoided falling over.

I reckon Sonia Bompastor was slightly more in control on her commute.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Stamford Bridge

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These two rivals always produce a blockbuster and a member of staff said to me in the media room it feels like the final.

It's not - and both teams won't settle for a semi-final spot - but they know Brighton await at Wembley.

Chelsea have home advantage and that will settle some nerves. A fan spotted Sonia Bompastor cycling around London, external earlier this morning!

There's always a great noise at Stamford Bridge when Manchester City come down south.

It's not been the season Bompastor would have wanted, though she did admit it was always going to be "transitional".

To end it with two domestic cups, considering the drop-off they have had, would be a decent return.

Equally, recently-crowned WSL champions Manchester City would love nothing more than to claim a domestic double, taking both of them off Chelsea in the process.

Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's so tough, it's so difficult to call. If I had to guess I'd say Chelsea. I think it'll be really close but Chelsea have that grit. I think they'll sneak through.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Stamford Bridge

Sonia Bompastor has made five changes to the Chelsea side who beat Leicester City last week.

Goalkeeper Hannah Hampton returns, while England team-mate Lucy Bronze drops to the bench.

In comes Veerle Buurman, while midfielder Keira Walsh and Sjoeke Nusken replace Lexi Potter and Wieke Kaptein.

Alyssa Thompson comes in for Johanna Rytting-Kaneryd in attack.

Chelsea XI: Hampton, Carpenter, Buurman, Buchanan, Charles, Walsh, Nusken, Cuthbert, James, Thompson, Kerr.

Subs: Peng, Spencer, Baltimore, Bronze, Sarwie, Kaptein, Potter, Kaneryd, Beever-Jones.

Andree Jeglertz makes four changes to the Manchester City team who beat Liverpool last weekend, before being crowned WSL champions.

Rebecca Knaak, who damaged her shoulder scoring the winning goal in that game, is not in the squad.

There is also no Sam Coffey as Grace Clinton and Laura Blindkilde Brown come into midfield.

Khiara Keating is in goal, while Leila Ouahabi returns at left-back.

Striker Khadija Shaw, who has been linked with a potential move to Chelsea in the summer, starts up front.

Manchester City XI: Keating, Rose, Greenwood, Clinton, Shaw, Hemp, Kerolin, Ouahabi, Casparij, Blindkilde Brown, Hasegawa.

Subs: Cumings, Coombs, Fowler, Wienroither, Fujino, Lohmann, Beney, Prior, Murphy.

Five goals including a last-minute winner and chances galore, your game really had it all Emily!

Let's hope it's more of the same for Semi-final Number Two: The Battle to play Brighton in the Final.

On that note, Catie, we'll turn our attention to semi-final number two to find out who Brighton will be facing at Wembley on 31 May.

Let's hope Chelsea and Manchester City can put on another entertaining show for us.

Over to you Joe...

Liverpool

Liverpool boss Gareth Taylor, speaking to TNT Sports: "We tried to turn the tide in the second half, but we still weren't effective enough. We became a bit more direct which is not what we are about and that allowed Brighton to gain control and get more set pieces. We've looked vulnerable from them in the last couple of weeks and it was our downfall."

On the penalty decision: "The penalty, I have not seen it back but I've heard it looks like a penalty. I'm not happy with the consisencey in the second-half, with the referee's decisions. We take yellow cards, but it seems to be different for Brighton. We don't see the same punishments handed out."

Brighton & Hove Albion

More from Dario Vidosic to TNT Sports on what he said to his players at half-time: "What we practised we weren’t showing and then we were rushing it when we had the ball. We changed a couple of things and said to be us, to be brave and play our football.

"Once we found our flow and rhythm, I knew we could get good match-ups in wide ares and attack the box. In the second half, we kept knocking, knocking, knocking. I was really pleased."

On the FA Cup final: "First, we’ve got an opportunity to have our best season ever [in the WSL at Spurs]. The FA Cup final is still a couple of weeks away but whoever we get, they’ll be deservring.

"The message to the girls will be to enjoy the moment as Not every single day you get to go to a final. They deserve it, but then we’ll get our feet back on the ground and get working.

"We want to continuously get better. We might become hunted now as we have been a long time undefeated but we want to go undefeated now until the end of the season."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Dario Vidosic speaking to TNT Sports about their late winner: "It felt like it was coming. As I sat down for the set-piece, felt it was coming. We dominated in the second half, controlled, chances created, how the well girls played.

"I felt the momentum didn’t really go. A few times in transition they were dangerous towards the end, but we gained control. Corner after corner, free-kick after free-kick.

"It's a nice feeling when almost the last kick of game hits the back of the net and sends us to Wembley."

Brighton & Hove Albion

Fran Kirby on TNT Sports on whether the team be watching the other semi-final and who do they want to play in the final: "Absolutely. I don't know. It would be great to play some of the girls I've played with over so many years. But, you know what, may the best team win."

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At 2-0 down, this flag was looking premature.

Now, these fans have the widest grins on their face.