English Premier League side and London based club, Crystal Palace have finally decided to part ways with it's manager, Patrick Vieira following a series of poor results which now leaves the team lagging behind in the 12th position of the league table.

"Crystal Palace Football Club can confirm that Patrick Vieira has left his post as First Team Manager.
"Three members of Patrick’s coaching staff - Osian Roberts, Kristian Wilson and Saïd Aïgoun - have also left the club.The process to appoint a new manager is underway, and we will provide an update in due course," reads part of the official statement from the Eagles.

Vieira, 46 took over at the Selhurst Park back in 2021 after a promising spell with Ligue 1 club, OGC Nice and had a fantastic start to life in the Premier League where he has managed to beat off top clubs including Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City as well as United.

However, things have turned out messy in the last few months with the Eagles failing to win any of their last 12 games and hence, the reason for the dismissal.
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