We\u2019ll sign off with Khadija Shaw<\/strong>the match-winner and best player of the season, speaking to TNT:<\/p>\n\u201cI trust myself, I know what I can do and when the ball popped up one thing was on my mind and it was put it on target.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s been a mad week. Lots ups and downs but I don\u2019t care. I enjoy my time at Man City and I always want to do the best that I can to get club back to where it needs to go. Obviously we won the league and now we are one step closer to the FA Cup.\u201d<\/p>\nShare\n\nHere\u2019s Suzanne Wrack\u2019s report from Stamford Bridge.<\/strong><\/p>\nShare\n\nKhadija Shaw\u2019s smile is broad and she finds the energy to jog on and celebrate.<\/strong> The champions are on their way to Wembley. Hannah Hampton\u2019s desolation says it all for Chelsea. Sam Kerr tells the referee that her first-half gaol should have been allowed.<\/p>\nShare\n\nFull-time: Chelsea 2-3 Manchester City (aet)<\/h2>\n<\/header>\n Khadija Shaw was the match-winner, her extra time goal completing a comeback that looked beyond City when Sam Kerr scored for Chelsea. The double is on, and City will face Brighton in the final after an epic day of semis.<\/p>\nShare\n\n120+4 min:<\/strong> Bronze has to come out to clear the ball as City gain territory. Time is ticking on and on.<\/p>\nShare\n\n120+2 min: <\/strong>Chelsea try to engineer the space to shoot, and eventually Walsh fires wide and over. City will make a double change. On come Murphy and Coombs. Shaw goes off, and looks as if she wouldn\u2019t be able to take a penalty if they were to happen.<\/p>\nShare\n\n120 min:<\/strong> Four minutes will be added on, and Beney\u2019s injury will add further time to that.<\/p>\nShare\n\n119 min:<\/strong> Nusken couldn\u2019t believe that didn\u2019t go in. There\u2019s a break in play as Beney is down hurt. She will be replaced.<\/p>\nShare\n\n118 min:<\/strong> Beever-Jones turns and shoots, and City hurry the ball away. Shaw receives it and has no energy left. At the other end, Keating makes a brilliant, brilliant save from Nusken\u2019s header. It was dropping in but is clawed away. Redemption for her part in that Sam Kerr goal.<\/p>\nShare\n\n117 min:<\/strong> Fowler, back and defending, hoiks the ball away. It\u2019s getting to that stage of the game where anywhere will do.<\/p>\nShare\n\n115 min:<\/strong> Not long now, and Bronze steps forward. Sam Kerr and Lauren James look nonplussed to have both been subbed off.<\/p>\nShare\n\n113 min:<\/strong> Cuthbert fires wide and also pulls up with cramp. Rose got in the way, and she too has cramp.<\/p>\nShare\n\n112 min:<\/strong> Alex Greenwood is cramping up and will probably have to come off. Chelsea have used up all their subs.<\/p>\nShare\n\n111 min:<\/strong> Chelsea want a penalty when Beever-Jones is baulked by Hemp, they have to settle for a corner. Baltimore takes and it swings off the post.<\/p>\nShare\n\n109 min:<\/strong> Niamh Charles almost gets Hannah Hampton in trouble with Shaw on the scene. The ball is cleared, just about.<\/p>\nShare\n\n108 min:<\/strong> Rose makes a hurried clearance as Chelsea build up some pressure, only for Carpenter, on the overlap, to be caught offside.<\/p>\nShare\n\n106 min:<\/strong> We go again. Can City see this out? Or do they go for more?<\/p>\nShare\n\nThat\u2019s the end of the first half of extra time.<\/strong> Only a minute extra played. Chelsea have 15 minutes to save themselves.<\/p>\nShare\n\n105 min:<\/strong> It\u2019s been a classic game just as Brighton winning at Liverpool turned out to be.<\/p>\nShare\n\nGoal! Chelsea 2-3 Manchester City (Shaw, 103)<\/h2>\n<\/header>\n Funjino and Fowler set up a chance for Shaw, she misses the target BUT within seconds, Shaw climbs highest to head in a Hemp cross. Another comeback, and the double is back ON!<\/p>\nKhadija Shaw of Manchester City celebrates scoring her team’s third goal.<\/span> Photograph: Jasper Wax\/Getty Images<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nShareUpdated at 18.49 CEST<\/time><\/p>\n<\/footer>\n<\/article>\n\n\n\n\n102 min:<\/strong> With Shaw still on and Kerr now off, City the likeliest to find a winner?<\/p>\nShare\n\n100 min:<\/strong> Lovely pass from Fujino, fired wide by Shaw.<\/p>\nShare\n\n99 min:<\/strong> City change: Lohmann on for Blindkilde Brown. Both teams very different to how they kicked off. Hemp is at left-back for City; Bronze is centre-back for Chelsea.<\/p>\nShare\n\n98 min:<\/strong> It\u2019s been nothing like as furious a contest as the first half. Another Chelsea sub as Buchanan goes off, and Kaptein comes on.<\/p>\nShare\n\n97 min:<\/strong> Lucy Btonze has taken a knock after a foul from Fujino, for which the City player is booked.<\/p>\nShare\n\n96 min:<\/strong> Penalty to Chelsea? Did Keating foul Beever-Jones? No, says the referee, and awards the free-kick to Chelsea.<\/p>\nShare\n\n94 min:<\/strong> City keeper Keating gladly collects the ball after a scramble in her penalty box.<\/p>\nShare\n\n93 min:<\/strong> Both teams received lengthy team talks from their respective coaches. It\u2019s restarted in bitty fashion.<\/p>\nShare\n\n91 min:<\/strong> Back we go at the Bridge. Beever-Jones, a late arrival in the 90, is first to take the fight to City.<\/p>\nShare\n\nFull-time: Chelsea 2-2 Manchester City<\/h2>\n<\/header>\n What a comeback, Mary Fowler\u2019s goal pegging back Chelsea and Bunny Shaw completing the job. We have extra time and very possibly penalties to come.<\/p>\nShareUpdated at 18.31 CEST<\/time><\/p>\n<\/footer>\n<\/article>\n\n\n90+9 min:<\/strong> City force a corner, can this be the moment?<\/p>\nShare\n