Mary Fowler won a winner in the 95th minute to send Manchester City to the Women's League Cup final by beating Arsenal 2-1.
Arsenal won his 4-3 victory over City only five days ago in the women's Premier League, but visitors took revenge on creating a confrontation with Chelsea at the Derby Park stadium on Saturday 15 March.
The city was without a striker Khadija Bani. He withdrew from the match team after suffering racist and women on Sunday.
Fowler stood in her absence, as the last goalkeeper Dafni Van Domsilar fired in the 26th minute, although the hosts soon returned with a penalty kicking penalty.
Mary Fowler records the late winner of Manchester City in Arsenal
Then Australia striker had the opportunity to restore the city's progress during the second half of 12 yards, although the kick of its spot was rescued.
However, Fowler drew herself with a late dramatic winner who found the lower right angle to send the city through.
Arsenal always said: “It was something really proud of,” Arsenal has always said.
“I am very proud of the girls and how we played and was happy to win.
“I was really happy. I was often comfortable, but I was very happy, I wanted to win something with girls for a long time until I was a step closer to doing it really exciting.”
“Fowler was not allowed to miss the punishment that affects it.”
“I think the players really deserve that after their performance. Sometimes you do not get it, but I felt that if we would go to additional time, we would really imagine us to get a goal because we were knocking on the door a lot tonight and we showed a good personality .
“We missed the punishment, but Mary scored a great goal before that and we may have extended a little more.
“We have surrendered a little from Arsenal's possession in periods, but I believed that the character that the team showed, especially Marie, and because she had a few teeth and did not really affect her, as the pause, is a sign of a better player.
“But I think it gave a lot to the team tonight. Everyone has worked hard to bring us on the line.”
Chelsea reaches the first final under Bombastor
Chelsea arrived in his first final under Sonia Bombastor, with a 2-0 victory over West Ham.
Johanna Rytting Kaneyd launched the opening goal in a 20 -minute sign Sjoek Nusken Blues double served after nine minutes.
Vivian Asce approached the hammers' inability in half in the first half, but her free kick shook an erection.
Chelsea continued to control West Ham to very little after a break to secure it in the sixth consecutive League Cup final.
