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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says all they can do is focus on themselves ahead of today's North London Derby against Spurs, whilst Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou has emphatically denied that their main motivation ahead of this game is to disrupt the Gunners' title challenge. Aston Villa's all-time Premier League goalscorer Gabby Agbonlahor defends Mo Salah following his touchline spat with Jurgen Klopp in Liverpool's 2-2 draw with West Ham. The former Spurs midfielder Jamie O'Hara believes Sheffield United should be banned from returning to the Premier League after they became the first side to be relegated back to the Championship, and disgruntled Man United fans vent their frustrations after a 1-1 draw with Burnley.Finally, we hear exclusively from two-time Heavyweight world Champion Anthony Joshua, as he confirms a date for his next fight.

With Liverpool set to agree to a deal to make Arne Slot their new manager, talkSPORT gets the lowdown on the current Feyenoord boss. Leicester City are promoted back to the Premier League after Leeds United's shock 4-0 loss at QPR, and Arsenal invincible Martin Keown goes head-to-head with Spurs fans ahead of the North London derby.

A 4-0 win at Brighton puts Manchester City in the driving seat for the league. Arsenal legend Emmanuel Petit says the title is Arsenal’s. Simon Jordan has his say on Jurgen Klopp’s legacy. Dutch legend Ronald De Boer gives his verdict on Arne Slot’s potential impact at Liverpool. Everton boss Sean Dyche joins the Breakfast show. Barry Hearn speaks about the future of Snooker at The Crucible. Sir Rod Stewart comes for Ally McCoist!

talkSPORT brought you commentaries of all four Premier League games on Wednesday night! We get the lowdown on Arne Slot & Ally McCoist channels his inner seagull...

Jason Cundy wasn't in the mood to take stick from Jamie O'Hara after Chelsea's heavy defeat! & Erik Ten Hag hits out at the "embarrassing" English media.

Graeme Souness feels time is up for Ten Hag at Man United and Mourinho for England?

Manchester United’s penalty win over Coventry in the FA Cup Semi Final with reaction from talkSPORT callers and pundits. Erik Ten Hag and Mark Robins both have their say. Nuno Espirito Santo explains why Nottingham Forest say they are "considering their options" over "extremely poor" refereeing decisions following their 2-0 defeat at Everton. David Moyes doesn’t hold back with his assessment of his players after a 5-2 loss to Crystal Palace. Jurgen Klopp has his say on the title race. Unai Emery explains his clubs chase for 4th place. talkSPORT gives you an update from the London Marathon.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has praised his side's hunger and desire after they moved back to the top of the Premier League with a 2-0 win away at Wolves, but stressed they are now only focusing on beating Chelsea in their next game. The Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola launches an passionate rant about their FA Cup semi-final being played on Saturday instead of Sunday, labelling the decision 'unacceptable', whilst the former Chelsea defender Scott Minto believed their lack of cutting edge summed up their season in the 1-0 defeat at Wembley. Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder has questioned the lack of leadership in his team and admitted their season has now gone after being thrashed 4-1 at home to Burnley to leave them 10 points off safety with 5 games to go. And Coventry owner Doug King previews their FA Cup Semi-Final against Man United, which is live on talkSPORT.

talkSPORT bring you coverage of both FA Cup Semi-Finals this weekend - kicking off with Chelsea v Man City today. Mauricio Pochettino and Pep Guardiola both speak about the form of Cole Palmer. Simon Jordan, Ally McCoist and Andy Townsend have their say on the FA Cup replays being scrapped from next season. talkSPORT speak to Mikel Arteta and Gabriel Jesus ahead of a huge clash at Wolves, a game which talkSPORT bring you live. Unai Emery has his say on Emi Martinez’s suspension in the Conference League. Eddie Hearn talks about the future of Deontay Wilder. Scott Brown retells a story of his clash with Mario Balotelli.