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Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo claims their penalty shootout win over Brighton in the FA Cup quarter-finals was a 'huge moment' for the football club, as they book their place in the semi-finals for the first time in 34 years. In contrast, Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner isn't getting carried away after reaching the semi-finals with a 3-0 win at Fulham, whilst former Palace midfielder Darren Ambrose gives his reaction to the win at Craven Cottage. Man City boss Pep Guardiola believes winning the FA Cup won't change how they feel about their 'poor' season, and we hear from Ant & Dec following Newcastle's Carabao Cup trophy parade!

Hear from the managers ahead of this weekend’s FA Cup Quarter Finals. Ian Holloway talks about wanting his wife to perform an exorcism at Swindon.

talkSPORT understands that Mo Salah is NOT currently in active talks over a move to Saudi Arabia. Darren Bent thinks Jamie Carragher’s comments about Alexander-Arnold are unfair. Jack Wilshere talks about Myles Lewis-Skelly’s future. Simon Jordan has a message for Chelsea fans. Hear from Nuno Espirito Santo ahead of this weekend’s FA Cup Quarter Final.

Hugh Woozencroft takes a special insight into the cost of being a football fan in the current economic climate, focusing on the rise of Match Day and season ticket prices, and how some fans' loyalty has been taken for granted. They also looked at the costs of TV, watching football from home and reacted to the news about a potential premflix model with finance expert Kieran Maguire. And discussed the lack of travel for away fans and the sheer rise in the merchandise and the pressure that it's putting on families. 

Plus, Ben Mee joined talkSPORT Breakfast & Will Dan Ashworth help produce more English managers?

talkSPORT reacts to England's 3-0 win against Latvia! Hear from Thomas Tuchel and Stuart Pearce gives his thoughts after another Wembley win.

Build-up to England v Latvia live on talkSPORT! Plus, Jermaine Defoe backs Ange to win the Europa League with Spurs and Michael Owen has his say on Trent possibly moving to Real Madrid!

Former Watford, Burnley and Everton Manager Sean Dyche joined Jonny Owen for a very special show. Dyche talks about his time at Everton, and how he feels about the club since his departure, as well as their upturn in form under succesor David Moyes.The lads also run the rule over his time as an apprentice at Forest under Brian Clough, his respect for Eddie Howe, dancing goal celebrations, Utter Woke Nonsense and what might be next for Dyche.