Fridolina Rolfö was involved in both goals as Man Utd Women came from behind to beat Spurs in the Subway Women’s League Cup Quarter-Finals, following her late brace last week that earned a draw against the same side.
Crystal Palace 0-2 Arsenal
Liverpool 1-9 Chelsea
Manchester United 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur
West Ham United 1-5 Manchester City
Drew Spence fired Spurs in front on the half-volley after 16 minutes. Jess Park brought United level early in the second half with a finish from Fridolina Rolfo’s cut-back. It was Rolfo who completed the turnaround in the 86th minute, with Melvine Malard this time providing the cut-back.
Chelsea made it a very difficult afternoon for Liverpool, as they stormed to a 9-1 victory. It was a flying start for the visitors as, despite Niamh Charles having a goal disallowed, she set up Sam Kerr to score on the turn before the Australian swiftly adding a second. Wieke Kaptein and Aggie Beever-Jones each added a goal, giving their team a 4-0 interval lead. Johanna Rytting Kaneryd scored either side of a Jenna Clark reply, with Sjoeke Nüsken making it 7-1. Rytting Kaneryd later rifled home her hat-trick goal, with Millie Bright also getting on the scoresheet.
Manchester City also made easy progress at West Ham with a 5-1 result. They were two up in just eight minutes, Kerolin netting after Kinga Szemik parried a Khadija Shaw effort, Grace Clinton then crossed for Lauren Hemp to score. Verena Hanshaw assisted Riko Ueki in cutting the deficit in half but Clinton restored the two-goal cushion before the break. Shaw scored from an Alex Greenwood delivery, and Laura Coombs came off the bench to make it 5-1.
WSL 2 side Crystal Palace bowed out after Arsenal scored in either half. Laia Codina opened the scoring with a pass from Kyra Cooney-Cross. Arsenal had to wait until added time to confirm their progress, as Stina Blackstenius scored with the assist from Beth Mead.
Semi-final Draw (21/22 January 2026)
Arsenal v Manchester United
Manchester City v Chelsea
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