Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool progress to Adobe Women's FA Cup semi-final
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.
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Second half goals from Darwin Núñez and Mohamed Salah flipped the script and secured all three points for Liverpool.
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