AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace, 26 December 2015

Score	0-0
Referee	Michael Oliver
Competition	Premier League
Venue	Vitality Stadium
Attendance	11,218

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This was their first-ever top division meeting and Crystal Palace's first visit to Bournemouth in any competition since November 1988. Kick-off: 3.00pm

0 Crystal Palace

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Artur Boruc

Defender Steve Cook

Defender Adam Smith

Defender/Midfielder Charlie Daniels

Defender/Midfielder Simon Francis

Defender/Midfielder Dan Gosling

Midfielder Harry Arter

Midfielder Matt Ritchie

Midfielder Junior Stanislas

Midfielder Drew Surman

Forward Glenn Murray

Starting lineup:

Wayne Hennessey Goalkeeper

Scott Dann Defender

Pape Souaré Defender

Joel Ward Defender

Damien Delaney Defender/Midfielder

Joe Ledley Midfielder

James McArthur Midfielder

Jordon Mutch Midfielder

Jason Puncheon Midfielder

Wilfried Zaha Midfielder/Forward

Fraizer Campbell Forward

Substitutions:

Eunan O'Kane for Harry Arter	46
Tokelo Rantie for Glenn Murray	71
Yann Kermorgant for Dan Gosling	90

Substitutions:

Yohan Cabaye for Jordon Mutch	46
Marouane Chamakh for Fraizer Campbell	68
Mile Jedinak for Joe Ledley	74

Cards:

Harry Arter

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Adam Federici

Defender Sylvain Distin

Midfielder Shaun MacDonald

Midfielder Eunan O'Kane

Midfielder Marc Pugh

Forward Yann Kermorgant

Forward Tokelo Rantie

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Alex McCarthy

Defender Connor Dymond

Defender Brede Hangeland

Defender Martin Kelly

Defender/Midfielder Mile Jedinak

Midfielder Yohan Cabaye

Forward Marouane Chamakh

Comments:

League position: 14th AFC Bournemouth were now unbeaten in their last six Premier League games (won three). The Cherries had now lost one of their last nine games played on a Boxing Day (won five). This was their first goalless draw since their Championship contest with Blackburn Rovers on 28 February 2015.

Comments:

League position: 5th Crystal Palace had now conceded only seven goals in their away games in the Premier League in 2015-16; the joint fewest in the division along with Tottenham Hotspur and Stoke City. Only Arsenal (38) had now gained points in Premier League away games in 2015 than Palace (36). The Eagles were now unbeaten in five Premier League games; their best such run since April 2014.