That’s all from us after bringing you all the major talking points from the news conferences before the weekend’s FA Cup quarter-final action.

For those of you who missed it, here are the key lines from each of the managers.

Chelsea's Liam Rosenior:

• Fernandez dropped for Chelsea's next two matches
• But 'the door is not closed' on Fernandez's future
• 'Cucurella is fully committed to Chelsea'
• Chelsea team news before facing Port Vale

Liverpool manager Arne Slot:

• 'We will see' if Isak can play against Man City
• 'I hope Salah can add two more trophies'
• Slot provides update on Alisson

Manchester City's Pep Guardiola:

• "No clue" and "no opinion" on Rodri to Real Madrid talks
• 'Foden form normal in a long career'
• Salah is 'an absolute legend'

Arsenal's Mikel Arteta:

• 'Arsenal have good relationship with national teams'
• 'I will let you do the speculation' - on whether the 11 players who missed international duty are available
• Team news before facing Southampton

We also listened to West Ham's Nuno Espirito Santo and Leeds' Daniel Farke as their sides battle for a place in the FA Cup semi-finals on Sunday.

Thanks for joining along and getting involved throughout the day. Have a great weekend and enjoy the football while you are at it - you can follow all the action live here on the BBC Sport website and app.

Meanwhile in Arne Slot's news conference he said Alexander Isak could feature in Liverpool's FA Cup quarter-final against Manchester City after making his return to team training 101 days after surgery on a broken leg.

We'll be closing today's live very soon so how about a reminder of the biggest story from today.

Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior said "the door is not closed" for Enzo Fernandez, despite dropping him for the next two games and saying that he "crossed a line" with comments he made about his future.

Leeds United

By the way, Leeds manager Daniel Farke spoke yesterday ahead of Sunday's FA Cup game against West Ham.

Here's what he said:

• He started off with some team news, confirming that Anton Stach has been struggling with some hip issue but was back training.
• Dominic Calvert-Lewin is in doubt after finishing training training early because of a hamstring problem: "Hopefully it's minor. During training he felt something. We decided to scan him as a precaution. Hopefully he's back tomorrow but can't say if he's available for West Ham."
• On selection dilemmas when balancing the Premier League and the FA Cup: "The Premier League is our bread and butter and is our priority. But I'm a big believer in cup competitions and we're at this stage for first time in more than two decades. It makes no sense to put players in cotton wool. They need to stay in their rhythm. We want to go with a strong line up... an FA Cup win would write a chapter in history."
• On Brendon Aaronson: "I'm pretty happy with Brenden. If you look at his objective data, even when subbed in, it's top. His point average when starting is pretty good. His workrate is never in doubt and I like his attitude." but added that "there is competition" for that number ten spot, "Players like Daniel James, Willy Gnonto, Noah Okafor and Fucundo Buonanotte all competing for minutes."

FA Cup

Great question, Travis! The FA Cup semi-final draw will be held live from the London Stadium following West Ham's quarter final tie against Leeds, which kicks-off at 16:30 BST on Sunday.

Both semi-finals will be played at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, 25 April and Sunday, 26 April.

West Ham United

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West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo provided an update on Crysencio Summerville's availability for the weekend: “We are trying to get him [fit] as soon as possible. We are assessing him day by day to see how he improves.”

Will he play against Leeds? “First we have to assess. If he feels good… But we are not at that point yet, there is still a day to go, and then we make decisions.”

West Ham United

West Ham boss Nuno Espirito Santo onFA Cup run or Premier League survival: “We play one game at a time. We prepare for one game at a time, so we are preparing for the FA Cup as best as we can so we can go through.

"We cannot think about the Wolves game. We have to prepare and play well in this game, and then we will look forward.

"We know what this game means for our fans. We expect support, it's a big occasion, so we're looking forward to it."

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FA Cup news conferences are like buses, I've been saying it for ages now.

West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo has been speaking to the media...

Arsenal

That's all we have from Mikel Arteta before his Arsenal side face Southampton in the FA Cup.

Here are the best quotes from the Spanish tactician's pre-match news conference:

• 'A good team effort' - Arteta on winning Premier League manager of the month award
• 'Arsenal have good relationship with national teams'
• 'I will let you do the speculation' - Arteta on whether the 11 players who missed international duty are available
• 'We want to go to Wembley again'
• Team news ahead of FA Cup quarter-final
• Arteta coy on cup goalkeeper choice after Arrizabalaga error

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on recent record against Southampton: "There are certain things which are going to be similar. At the end you have to talk about the moment. They have a different team and different players and we are also a different team.

"We will try to do what we believe is the right thing and what the team needs to give us the best chance to win the game."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on FA Cup ambitions: "It's a huge competition and very closely related to the history of our football club. We are going to play a team who are in a really good moment. They've won a lot of games recently. We are ready for them and we want to go to Wembley again. We will be ready for that."

"It is the magic of the FA Cup that every scenario every context has a history. This is a special game. We are ready to face that tomorrow."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on who among David Raya and Kepa Arrizabalaga will be his goalkeeper for the FA Cup game: "Tomorrow, the goalkeeper is going to be European. He is under 32. Right-footed. And he speaks at least two languages."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on Noni Madueke's fitness after the player was seen wearing a knee brace during England duty: "It's not bad. It looked really bad and Noni was really worried, especially with what happened with his other knee and he was out for six weeks. But it's nowhere near that injury and that is good news."

On whether Madueke will be out for just few days: "Yes, I think so."

On Eberechi Eze: "He's out. With him, I cannot say how long because he is a special character."

On Martin Odegaard and Jurrien Timber: "Those are in contention to be in the squad."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on whether those 11 players will be available for the upcoming fixtures: "You will see. I will let you do the speculation. You can judge afterwards.

"We are in a position right now where we need to make the strongest line-up we possibly can to win every competition. We are two or three games away from the FA Cup and we know how important that competition is for us."

Arsenal

More from Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on players withdrawing from national team duties during international break: "When you are fit and available to play for the national team, you have to play. It makes us so proud that we had that many players in the national team.

"Players are desperate to play for their nation. I know how important it is to them. We are fully supportive of that and when we can do it, we do it."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on 11 of his players withdrawing from national team duties during international break: "We have very good relationship and communication with most of the national teams - certainly with [England manager] Thomas [Tuchel] too.

"We have been extremely supportive all the time. When you have to communicate the state of every player, we are always honest and a medical decision had to be made. That was clear what the conclusion was."

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta on being named Premier League manager of the month: "It means we've won a lot of games during an important and crucial part of the game, so it's a good team effort.

"It's a reflection of what the team is doing - the amount of performances and games that we are winning."

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Arteta says "you will see" when asked about team news and adds he will "continue the speculations".

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Arteta says Arsenal have a really good relationship with national teams and he has a good relationship with Thomas Tuchel.

He says when a player is fit they have to play and his players are desperate top play for their national teams. The club are fully supportive of that, he adds.

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