Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho says his near-future objective is to focus on tomorrow's Capital One Cup semi-final against Liverpool.
The Blues threw away a two-goal lead against Bradford on Saturday afternoon in what was considered to be one of the FA Cup's biggest shocks of all time.
But the Portuguese says it's vital to forget the defeat and look forward.
"The next game is the most important one," Mourinho explained.
"At the end of May, beginning of June, we don't go to Wembley to play the FA Cup final, that's for sure. The FA Cup is finished for us.
"We don't go there even to play the FA Cup semi-final. It's over for us. To go there - and I think that should mean a lot to everyone - the last chance we have is this one, to play there in the Capital One Cup final.
"We need to forget this one [Bradford] and start the next game in a different competition, and I know we are one victory away from playing a final.
"It's the good thing about playing consecutive matches without many days in between. It's the good thing that, when you lose, you have to focus immediately on the next game.
"You don't have a lot of time to be moaning or analysing what happened in the bad one. Let's move and let's think about the next one."
Meanwhile, the Portuguese rubbished rumours about new players joining Chelsea during the January transfer window.
"I'm happy to go [until the end of the season with the same squad],' he said.
"This is Chelsea, always thinking and being proud of thinking about numbers and Financial Fair Play.
"We cannot now go to the market and spend money. So I'm completely with the club. I share this idea, I share this profile.
"I don't think we are going to the market, unless somebody comes and makes a market which meets with us."
