Hurzeler Downplays Significance Of Brighton’s FA Cup Quarterfinals Entry

Fabian Hurzeler, Brighton's head coach, downplays the importance of their FA Cup quarterfinal against Nottingham Forest, as the club targets its first major trophy since 1911.
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Brighton: Brighton & Hove Albion head coach Fabian Hurzeler downplayed the importance of the FA Cup quarterfinal clash against Nottingham Forest as the side aims to lift its first major trophy since winning the FA Charity Shield, now known as Community Community Shield, in 1910/11.

Brighton qualified for the final-eight phase of the tournament with big wins over Chelsea and Newcastle United in the fourth and fifth round of the tournament respectively. “Of course, we feel it, but for me, it’s important we don’t make it artificially big. Of course, it’s an important game, but it’s like all the other games as well because in all the games we can improve ourselves, in all the games we have to go to the limit,” said Hurzeler in a press conference.” IANS

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