Wolves manager Vitor Pereira said after the game that he could not accept the mistakes made by his players in the game against Crystal Palace. He pointed out that the four goals the team conceded against Crystal Palace were all due to their own mistakes, which prevented them from achieving their ideal game goals at Selhurst Park.  

Emmanuel Agbadu and Jurgen Strand-Larsen scored in Wolves' final away game of the season, but it was not enough to save the day as Crystal Palace took their chances at the other end and handed Wolves their fourth straight defeat.  

Vitor Pereira said: "Our team made too many mistakes. If you give away gifts in a game at this level, it's hard to be competitive. In my opinion, we gave away four chances and the result was four goals. This is entirely our own responsibility. Even when we had the possibility of tying the score to 3-3, another mistake completely ruined our hopes. It's unrealistic to want to win in this situation."  

"In this league, we have to stay focused until the very last minute, until the very last game. To be competitive in a league like this, you have to be at your best in every game. We as a team made some mistakes today that we shouldn't have made. In a league like this, once you make a mistake, the opponent will punish you mercilessly."  

"To be honest, I am not satisfied with my performance today. The Premier League is not a league where you can take it lightly and enjoy the atmosphere. Our goal is always to go all out and win three points."  

"If you look back at the goals we conceded, you will find that each one was due to our mistakes. Even the positioning of the wall, we did not meet the standards of daily training. The opponent is a very threatening counterattack team, we are very aware of this, especially when there is an opening in the middle, they will quickly launch an attack once they get the ball."  

"Regrettably, right after we scored the first goal, the team made two mistakes in a row and lost two goals. Then we made another mistake and lost the third goal. That was actually the best stage of our performance. After the score was 3-2, we had two chances to equalize, but another mistake ended the game. I find it hard to accept such a result."  

Vitor Pereira added: "Obviously, we have to perform at our best. We have been performing well in the past three months and we need to continue doing so. We are not a team that can relax because we don't have the quality."  

"In order to do well here, especially against teams like Brighton, Crystal Palace and Brentford, we have to concentrate, play at our best, stay committed, work as a team, avoid any mistakes and give the opponent no chances."  

"I hope to see a well-organized, tactically mature and ambitious team that shows strong team spirit. But in today's game, we made too many mistakes, which prevented us from showing the level we should have."