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A satirical observation from this young Wigan fan and he has another memorable result to add to his list now. Manchester City have, according to research group CIES Football Observatory, the most expensive squad in football and fielded a team last night valued around £349m.

The Wigan team cost considerably less - and indeed their a starting XI that featured eight players signed on free transfers. On-fire goalscorer Will Grigg is their most expensive acquisition at £1.3m.

More of your footballing deja-vu moments and Tom's tweet proves that, sometimes, words are not necessary.

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Former Premier League referee Mark Halsey had some strong views on "card-gate" as Anthony Taylor opted for a change of colour for Fabian delph.

"I thought it was a reckless challenge, and rightly a caution," said Halsey, who officiated in the top-flight from 1999-2013. "I thought, 'you've got this spot on'. You can clearly see the yellow card out, and the referee writing Fabian Delph's name and number on the card, and getting ready to issue it.

"To my amazement, he then puts the yellow card away and reaches for the red. At that level, don't do that. If you're not sure, don't give a card, give yourself some thinking time.

"For me, once you've got it out, rightly or wrongly, you've got to go with your decision. He's on the elite group of Uefa referees. If he did that in the Champions League, I don't think he'd referee again in it this season."

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A low-key start to the day in Wigan...

John Butcher: Ipswich conceding yet another injury time goal on Sunday. It’s the only thing which you can rely on with Town.

You can rely on them being mid-table in the Championship though can't you John? is that better than the extreme highs and lows of a Portsmouth? but that's a whole new question for another time!

So the draw for the FA Cup quarter-finals now looks like this and I was watching the match last night with a very happy Southampton supporter. But should his defence be terrified?

SWANSEA/SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY v SPURS/ROCHDALE

MAN UTD v BRIGHTON

LEICESTER v CHELSEA

WIGAN v SOUTHAMPTON

Ties to be played on the weekend of 16/17 March

Manchester City fans directed their displeasure at some advertising hoardings as the dream of the quadruple evaporated at the DW Stadium. Will there be repercussions? Our man has already been in touch with the FA and when we know, so will you.

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There was plenty of drama to come, but most of it of a non-footballing nature. As the final whistle sounded, Wigan fans raced on to the pitch and some got a little too close to Sergio Aguero for the star striker's liking.

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But then a mistake from Kyle Walker, who for some reason chose to leave the ball, Will Grigg latched on to it, held off the City defenders and calmly rolled the ball into the corner of the net, prompting yet another rousing chorus of Gala's nineties dancefloor-filler, turned darts staple, "Freed From Desire", which the Wigan fans have adapted so superbly to read "Will Grigg's on fire, your defence is terrified."

City have scored 114 goals this season and had 29 shots last night, but only five were on target. Sergio Aguero needing only two more goals to record his double century for City, was through on goal but superbly denied by Wigan goalkeeper Christian Walton.

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There were variety of views in the BBC studio over the red card decision, and some rather more forcefully expressed differences of opinion in the tunnel on the way back to the changing rooms.

Referee Anthony Taylor initially had the yellow card out, but in the ensuing melee, he replaced it for a red, which led to some angry scenes when the first half ended shortly afterwards.

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Much to get through then, and the small matter of Chelsea against Barcelona this evening, but let's start with Fabian Delph's red card for this challenge on Wigan's superbly-named Max Power in the closing stages of the first half.

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So a third successive FA Cup success for Wigan against the mighty of Manchester City and this morning we'd like your notable cases of shock footballing deja-vu, when one surprise was matched by another. Please send them in to #bbcfootball or, in the UK, text to 81111.

The Daily Telegraph

But in the Daily Telegraph, external the focus is on the footballing consequences, and they opine that this was the greatest shock of the century. I suppose we are only 18 years in, but do you agree? #bbcfootball

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The Sun

There was some tension between the managers too, with Wigan boss Paul Cook standing up for himself against the illustrious Pep Guardiola. The Sun, external describe the evening as "mayhem."

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Daily Mirror

The Daily Mirror, external focuses in the skirmishes after the match, in which Sergio Aguero had an altercation with an exuberant Wigan fan.

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Moneybags Manchester City may have had 83% of the possession but they couldn't put the ball in the old onion bag and it's Wigan of League One who progress to the FA Cup quarter-finals, courtesy of Will Grigg's superbly-taken 79th-minute goal. Let's see what the papers made of it.

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Well City just can't do it against Wigan in the FA Cup can they? That's the third successive victory for the Latics over the Citizens in the competition, and the Wigan social media team were rightly proud to point this out.

Hello again. It really did happen you know.