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Khadija Shaw and Lauren Hemp have been tearing it up for Manchester City this season, but the pair have been forgotten on the FifPro Women's World XI shortlist.

Shaw is the WSL's top scorer this season with 12 goals in nine games and she was voted third in this year's Ballon d'Or ceremony, while Hemp has scored five and assisted six in the WSL this season.

The 26-player shortlist was voted for by players from around the world and is the only award decided solely by fellow footballers.

But have the players made a mistake by not including Shaw or Hemp? And who else do you think should have - or shouldn't have - made the shortlist?

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Manchester City have yet to win in the Champions League this season, settling for three successive draws.

Andree Jeglertz may have rested star duo Khadija Shaw and Lauren Hemp this evening, with a crucial WSL game coming up against Chelsea at the weekend, but he'll be desperate to finally get three points on the board.

Should they fail to do that, then there will be an added pressure on their final two league phase matches, and even a play-off place won't be guaranteed.

We'll continue to bring you reaction from Chelsea's draw at Hacken, but we've got another big game coming up in Italy as Manchester City face Inter Milan.

It's the same story for Chelsea. They had so many chances against Everton at the weekend, but they were forced to settle for a point.

Against Hacken, the Blues had a whopping 32 shots and an expected goals total of 2.2.

But it's the numbers on the scoreboard that matter in the end.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on Disney

[Chelsea keeper Livia] Peng did really well to stay alive, there were two key chances she managed to ensure Hacken didn't nick the three points.

Hacken manager Sadiku should very proud of her team's performance. They were resolute, dogged.

Tough performance, tough result - certainly for Chelsea tonight.

It finishes goalless as Hacken hang on!

Chelsea had countless chances, but they can't make any of them count.

Ellie Carpenter has the ball...Chelsea corner.

One last chance for the Blues.

Erin Cuthbert wins Chelsea a corner and Kadeisha Buchanan nearly nips in to steal the ball off Jennifer Falk, but the referee blows for a fould and Hacken get a free-kick.

The hosts won't rush to take it.

Maegin: ABJ isn’t fit or in form, why would Bompastor trust her? Feel she’s possibly peaked already, she’s no Kerr.

Louise: Donald, Ramirez is back in Colombia for personal reasons. Wish her well. She is sorely missed in this squad!

Less than two minutes remaining. Is there a winner to be found?

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Erin Cuthbert is playing on, but she's really struggling after that tackle.

I don't think Sonia Bompastor was too happy with that challenge and the Chelsea boss is shown a yellow card for her protests.

Hacken substitute Joy Omewa is shown a yellow card for a nasty challenge on Erin Cuthbert. Studs up and she flies into Cuthbert with considerable force.

Lucky not to get a red, there.

Six minutes added on.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on Disney

That was arguably the best chance they've created in this second half.

She just can't steer it on target.

It's just not Chelsea's night.

Ellie Carpenter cuts the ball back from the byline and Maika Hamano takes it first time, steering it towards goal but it bounces up and off the crossbar.