Arsenal face Brighton at Meadow Park with the Gunners aiming for a second semi-final in six days after their Champions League victory over Chelsea. Brighton, sitting sixth in the WSL, are inconsistent and have tough league fixtures ahead, but hope to capitalise on any fatigue in the Arsenal squad following their midweek exploits.
Charlton Athletic host Liverpool at The Oakwood, with the Addicks enduring a poor run of three defeats in four league games that has dented their WSL2 title hopes. Liverpool have lost only two of their last ten matches and are resurgent since the January transfer window, making this a potentially tight contest.
Chelsea entertain Tottenham at Kingsmeadow, with the Blues needing to be more clinical after their midweek Champions League exit. Tottenham have lost their last two league games heavily but have exceeded expectations this season and could cause an upset against a depleted Chelsea side.
Birmingham City travel to Manchester City, with the Blues top of WSL2 after a midweek win. Manchester City are in formidable form, nine points clear at the top of the WSL with a goal difference of 40, and will be strong favourites to progress.
