How to follow London City Lionesses vs Arsenal in FA WSL quarter-final showdown

It's the quarter-final all London football fans have been waiting for. Arsenal will head south to take on the London City Lionesses in the Continental Cup last four in the competition.

Jonas Eidevall's side must dust themselves down after a disappointing 2-1 defeat to West Ham on the weekend which now seems them trail Chelsea six points in the Women's Super League. The upcoming fixture against the south London side is likely to give the Gunners an opportunity to pull themselves back into the game and most likely progress through to the semi-finals.

They will, however, be reunited with some familiar faces at Princes Park as they prepare to see Emma Mukandi and Danielle Carter in Dartford who will be both hopeful of coming away with the upper hand against their former sides. The Lionesses are struggling in the Championship, currently sitting tenth and just two places off the bottom of the league and the last time the two sides met, the Gunners came away with a triumphant 4-0 win.

When is London City vs Arsenal?

The two London sides will kick-off later today, Wednesday 7 February, at 7pm. It will be held at Princes Park, Dartford, and all the tickets for the match are now sold out.

The other fixtures taking place in the quarter-final are Brighton vs Aston Villa, Chelsea vs Sunderland and Tottenham vs Manchester City.

How to watch London City vs Arsenal?

The match will unfortunately not be available to watch on TV in the UK but the action will, instead, be shown on the FA Player. Live updates will also be provided by the likes of Goal and BBC Sport as well as Sky Sports.

Team news

Katie McCabe will return from a one-match suspension that she served against West Ham on Sunday while Lina Hurtig (back), Laura Wienroither (ACL) and Teyah Goldie (ACL) all remain on the sidelines.

As for London City, the majority of the responsibility will be on Tinaya Alexander and Chantell Boye-Hlorkah to provide the results against the likes of Lotte Wubben-Moy, Leah Williamson and Steph Catley.