Every word Patrick Vieira said on 'showboating' Crystal Palace, Everton comeback and more

What changed is that we didn't respect the game as well as we did in the first half. We lost too many simple balls and we were inviting too much pressure. We didn't move the ball quick enough and that allowed them to build that momentum and that confidence and it’s about managing the game when we were winning and we didn't do it good enough in the second half and we gave them hope. And when we invited pressure, they managed to win ono/two/three balls and that really woke up the crowd and then when we conceded the first goal it became really difficult for us.

The referee managed it quite really well.

We had the chance and I think if you score that one, I will say maybe it’s game over. But again, being clinical and not respecting the game and our discipline that we had in the first half, especially in possession. I think we didn't do it well enough. We didn't do it as well as we did in the first half and they created that momentum and that belief and we lost control of the game by not respecting our passing game.

I'm not surprised at all about that, we knew that. The crowd has always been behind the team. When we look at the last couple of games that they play at home we knew that the atmosphere was going to be high. We woke them up and we gave them the tools to believe that they had the chance and that's part of a lack of maturity that we have and those games will make us learn a lot.

Yeah, but they have to believe and they believed they had the chance and they deserve credit because they didn't give up. But the way we controlled and we managed the game in the first half - we completely lost control of the game and this is why it's important to look at ourselves and try to improve. But those kinds of games will make