Oliver Glasner declined to pin Crystal Palace‘s 2-0 loss to West Ham on the separation of principals and urged he had the team to win.
The Austrian located himself 2 even more gamers down in the 1 day prior to their home opener after Joachim Andersen and Jordan Ayew‘s particular separations for Fulham and Leicester were settled on Friday.
Tomas Soucek and Jarrod Bowen struck in the 2nd fifty percent to safeguard success for Julen Lopetegui’s side.
And though the Eagles employer had actually confessed the sound of a specifically cacophonous week of the home window had actually agitated his gamers, Glasner would certainly not criticize both objectives in 5 second-half mins which reversed his side on their transfer organization.
He stated: “It would be easy (to blame the noise), this is always the easiest way but it doesn’t help us, so we don’t look for excuses.
“We had enough situations to score today and specifically in the two situations where we conceded the goals we didn’t defend well enough.
“I think in many situations we defended well but in those two transition moments not well because in the first we lost the ball on their 18–yard box and at the end without winning any duels they are in our box.
“We had many situations where we could clear it but we didn’t and so it’s our fault and this is what we have to improve.”
The site visitors began on the front foot however Palace turned into the video game, the most effective possibility for either side coming 3 mins prior to the break when Eberechi Eze gunned a discharged the bar.
Glasner’s males were not without their opportunities, however it was Soucek that ultimately damaged the predicament in the 67th min prior to Bowen made it 2 5 mins later on.
Substitute Ismaila Sarr almost reduced the deficiency however like Eze earlier was refuted by the woodwork as the hosts left empty-handed on his home launching.
Palace following host Norwich in the Carabao Cup prior to they seek to stay clear of 3 successive beats when they take a trip to Stamford Bridge on September 1.
Glasner included: “If you start with two defeats it’s important to be closer, to stick together and this is what we will do.
“This is what’s important now for all of us, not dreaming of what has been three months ago, not dreaming of what maybe will be in a few months, staying in the present.
“Don’t talk about who left us, don’t talk about who will come. This team today, everybody who played, everybody who was on the bench, would have been able to win this game.”
West Ham employer Lopetegui was soothed by his side’s boosted second-half initiative, especially after shedding their period opener to Aston Villa.
He stated: “It has been a very balanced match, in my opinion, above all the first half. But we achieved the three points, we are happy but above all because the players have fought very well to achieve the three points.
“We suffered in this pre-season a lot. We have had one very strange pre-season for lots of reasons.
“It’s a good feeling that Edson (Alvarez) arrived (from injury), it’s a good feeling that Alphonse (Areola) has made here and of the rest of the players to see all of them connected with the teamwork.”
West Ham’s weird timetable does not see them leave London up until their November 2 journey to Nottingham Forest however Lopetegui urged he deals with every video game in the resources the exact same.
He included: “We are not going to know another city! Always in London. This, for me, is the same. If we play against one London team, for me it’s the same.
“I know sometimes for the fans but for me it’s the same. We want three points, it’s always very important.”
