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Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira has called for his team to deliver a “big performance” to get the better of Manchester United on Sunday with the club eager to put a difficult night on Merseyside behind them.
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Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira was involved in an altercation with a football fan after his team was defeated by Everton in a thrilling clash at Goodison Park on Friday, which helped The Toffees avoid relegation. Trailing 0-2, Everton staged a second-half comeback to seal a 3-2 win against Crystal Palace. There was a pitch invasion by fans after the final whistle. Television footage showed the ugly scenes at full-time as Vieira was taunted by an opposition supporter. The supporter looked to be goading the Frenchman and seemed to be holding up a phone while extending his arms very close to Vieira's face. Vieira then tried to grab the phone before kicking him with his right foot and the fan fell to the ground. The former Arsenal man was then surrounded by some fans as he tried to walk away.
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has warned pitch invasions could lead to a "potential tragedy" as British police opened an investigation into an "altercation" involving Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira and an Everton fan.
Pep Guardiola has given tacit backing to Patrick Vieira after he kicked out at a taunting Everton fan during a pitch invasion at Crystal Palace last night. The Manchester City boss said he understood why the Palace boss reacted the way he did as supporters flooded the pitch after their 3-2 comeback win at Goodison Park that ensured their Premier League safety.
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe has warned pitch invasions could lead to a “potential tragedy” as Merseyside Police opened an investigation into an altercation at Goodison Park on Thursday night.
Patrick Vieira appeared to kick out at an Everton fan during the pitch invasion after the Toffees ensured Premier League survival through a 3-2 victory over Vieira’s Crystal Palace.