AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace, 31 January 2017

Score2-0 to Crystal Palace
RefereeJonathan Moss
CompetitionPremier League
VenueVitality Stadium
Attendance11,286

View AFC Bournemouth v Crystal Palace head to head

Kick-off: 7.45pm This was only Crystal Palace's second win at Bournemouth since December 1951.

0 AFC Bournemouth

2 Crystal Palace

Goals:

Goals:

Scott Dann 46 G
Christian Benteke 90 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Artur Boruc
Defender Steve Cook
Defender Adam Smith
Defender Brad Smith
Defender/Midfielder Simon Francis
Midfielder Ryan Fraser
Midfielder Junior Stanislas
Midfielder Drew Surman
Midfielder Jack Wilshere
Forward Benik Afobe
Forward Josh King

Starting lineup:

Wayne Hennessey Goalkeeper
Scott Dann Defender
James Tomkins Defender
Patrick Van Aanholt Defender
Joel Ward Defender
Damien Delaney Defender/Midfielder
Yohan Cabaye Midfielder
James McArthur Midfielder
Jason Puncheon Midfielder
Wilfried Zaha Midfielder/Forward
Christian Benteke Forward

Substitutions:

Jordon Ibe for Junior Stanislas 61
Callum Wilson for Benik Afobe 61
Harry Arter for Brad Smith 68

Substitutions:

Andros Townsend for James McArthur 75
Joe Ledley for Yohan Cabaye 76
Mathieu Flamini for Jason Puncheon 90

Cards:

Cards:

Joel Ward 53 Y
Andros Townsend 85 Y
Christian Benteke 90 Y
Damien Delaney 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Ryan Allsopp
Defender Tyrone Mings
Defender/Midfielder Dan Gosling
Midfielder Harry Arter
Midfielder Marc Pugh
Midfielder/Forward Jordon Ibe
Forward Callum Wilson

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Julián Speroni
Defender Zeki Fryers
Midfielder Mathieu Flamini
Midfielder Joe Ledley
Midfielder Andros Townsend
Forward Fraizer Campbell
Forward Loïc Rémy

Comments:

League position: 14th AFC Bournemouth had now won one of their last seven Premier League games. The Cherries had now conceded at least two goals in six of their last seven home games in the Premier League.

Comments:

League position: 18th This was Crystal Palace's first away win in the Premier League by more than a one goal margin since a 3-1 win at Norwich City on 8 August 2015. The Eagles had failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last 21 Premier League away games since the 0-0 draw at AFC Bournemouth on Boxing Day in 2015. At the sixth attempt, this was Palace's first Premier League win under new manager Sam Allardyce. Christian Benteke scored in the second minute of added time in the second-half and was then booked for excessive celebration. Mathieu Flamini replaced Jason Puncheon in the third minute of added time in the second-half.

0 AFC Bournemouth

Goals:

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Artur Boruc
Defender Steve Cook
Defender Adam Smith
Defender Brad Smith
Defender/Midfielder Simon Francis
Midfielder Ryan Fraser
Midfielder Junior Stanislas
Midfielder Drew Surman
Midfielder Jack Wilshere
Forward Benik Afobe
Forward Josh King

Substitutions:

Jordon Ibe for Junior Stanislas 61
Callum Wilson for Benik Afobe 61
Harry Arter for Brad Smith 68

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Ryan Allsopp
Defender Tyrone Mings
Defender/Midfielder Dan Gosling
Midfielder Harry Arter
Midfielder Marc Pugh
Midfielder/Forward Jordon Ibe
Forward Callum Wilson

Comments:

League position: 14th AFC Bournemouth had now won one of their last seven Premier League games. The Cherries had now conceded at least two goals in six of their last seven home games in the Premier League.

2 Crystal Palace

Goals:

Scott Dann 46 G
Christian Benteke 90 G

Starting lineup:

Wayne Hennessey Goalkeeper
Scott Dann Defender
James Tomkins Defender
Patrick Van Aanholt Defender
Joel Ward Defender
Damien Delaney Defender/Midfielder
Yohan Cabaye Midfielder
James McArthur Midfielder
Jason Puncheon Midfielder
Wilfried Zaha Midfielder/Forward
Christian Benteke Forward

Substitutions:

Andros Townsend for James McArthur 75
Joe Ledley for Yohan Cabaye 76
Mathieu Flamini for Jason Puncheon 90

Cards:

Joel Ward 53 Y
Andros Townsend 85 Y
Christian Benteke 90 Y
Damien Delaney 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Julián Speroni
Defender Zeki Fryers
Midfielder Mathieu Flamini
Midfielder Joe Ledley
Midfielder Andros Townsend
Forward Fraizer Campbell
Forward Loïc Rémy

Comments:

League position: 18th This was Crystal Palace's first away win in the Premier League by more than a one goal margin since a 3-1 win at Norwich City on 8 August 2015. The Eagles had failed to keep a clean sheet in each of their last 21 Premier League away games since the 0-0 draw at AFC Bournemouth on Boxing Day in 2015. At the sixth attempt, this was Palace's first Premier League win under new manager Sam Allardyce. Christian Benteke scored in the second minute of added time in the second-half and was then booked for excessive celebration. Mathieu Flamini replaced Jason Puncheon in the third minute of added time in the second-half.