Patrick Davison

They seem to happen week after week.

The late goals being a key example, the play getting a bit slow being another example.

the boos from the supporters at full-time today, rare at this place, really hurt to hear?

Can you wake up in time?

It's still there to qualify for the Champions League and of course this season's Champions League with the game you have in midweek.

Of course.

Igor, you said before the game, no crying, we need fight.

Did you get that fight?

And what would you say about the players showing that spirit in the circumstances you've faced, particularly this week?

individual and and we as a team so that was the goal and the player i liked them very much they were really really amazing yeah so i mean now the game's done can you tell us about how you had to change and adapt tactics in the build up to this match it looked like you went basically four four two and tried to simplify things for the players

guys well played what an unbelievable afternoon what is it like after let's face it some tough times to see this place like this unbelievable unbelievable being here with our people with the fans with the team we really know how we suffer on this during the season

Is the togetherness you feel with the fans, the energy that's here right now, just maybe the best you've known it?

Brian, is it your most special day so far in the red shirt?

What's it been like for you in the last week or two?

You obviously have the pride of going away and representing your country.

And while you're there and you come back, everything's changed.

Cassandra, obviously Brian got his goal.

The other thing that happened today is you kept Man City as a whole, but Erling Haaland quiet.

Really proud of that.

Not just the defence, but the defensive effort as a whole from the whole team.