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Watch fuming Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira get booked AFTER West Ham game for ranting at officials

CRYSTAL PALACE boss Patrick Vieira was BOOKED after his side’s 3-2 defeat to West Ham for ranting at the match officials.

The Eagles boss saw his side slip to defeat at Selhurst Park on Saturday, with West Ham going 3-0 up in the first half before a spirited fightback from the hosts in the second.

Patrick Vieira was booked for ranting at the ref after Crystal Palace’s defeat to West Ham

But following the final whistle, Vieira was not a happy man.

Taking umbrage with a decision made by referee Darren England, Vieira stormed the field to unleash a barrage of angry words at the official.

However, England refused to be intimidated as David Moyes’ Hammers celebrated their derby win.

And he promptly produced a yellow card for Vieira before making a note of the decision in his booklet.

Despite the warning, Vieira continued his tirade before Palace skipper Joel Ward dragged him away.

Some fans speculated the ex-Arsenal star’s anger was due to a controversial VAR penalty decision, putting West Ham 3-0 up moments before the break.

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But speaking after the game, Vieira insisted his emotions had nothing to do with the crucial spot-kick.

And the Frenchman added what he say to England would stay between the pair.

Vieira explained: “I think [the penalty] is the ref’s decision, and from where I was it was difficult to say if it was a penalty at first.

“I had the chance to see it after and I think it was a penalty.

“[The booking] it was something between the ref and myself, there is nothing more to say about it.

“Again, that is between the ref and myself. I got booked for it and I will accept it.”

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