Holders Chelsea have been drawn away to Women’s Super League leaders Manchester City in the last four of the Women’s FA Cup.
It is a repeat of last season’s semi-final, which Chelsea won before going on to beat Arsenal in the final.
In the other tie Reading – in the last four for the first time – host fellow mid-table side West Ham United.
The games will be played on Sunday, 14 April, with the final to be held at Wembley on Saturday, 4 May.
Both semi-finals will be broadcast across BBC channels, with Reading v West Ham (12:30 BST) live on BBC Red Button and iPlayer, and Man City’s game against Chelsea (15:30 BST) live on BBC Two.
The Wembley final will be live on BBC One and kicks off at 17:30.
Nick Cushing’s Manchester City are on course for a treble after winning the League Cup in February, and are six points ahead of third-placed Chelsea in the WSL table.
The pair have never met in the FA Cup final, but the meeting will be their seventh in domestic semi-finals since 2014.
Manchester United, Aston Villa and Durham – the only non-WSL sides in the quarter finals – were all knocked out on Sunday.
