Crystal Palace v AFC Bournemouth, 18 October 2025

Score3-3
RefereeJarred Gillett
CompetitionPremier League
VenueSelhurst Park
Attendance25,125

View Crystal Palace v AFC Bournemouth head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm . Premier League Head to Head Played: 17 Crystal Palace won: 6 Drawn: 7 AFC Bournemouth won: 4 Crystal Palace scored: 24 AFC Bournemouth scored: 18 . This was the third consecutive draw between these teams in the Premier League and AFC Bournemouth remained unbeaten in five meetings.

3 Crystal Palace

Manager: Oliver Glasner

3 AFC Bournemouth

Manager: Andoni Iraola

Goals:

Jean-Philippe Mateta 64 G
Jean-Philippe Mateta 69 G
Jean-Philippe Mateta penalty 90+7 P

Goals:

Eli Kroupi 7 G
Eli Kroupi 38 G
Ryan Christie 89 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Dean Henderson
Defender Marc Guéhi
Defender Maxence Lacroix
Defender/Midfielder Tyrick Mitchell
Defender/Midfielder Daniel Muñoz
Defender/Midfielder Chris Richards
Midfielder Daichi Kamada
Midfielder Adam Wharton
Midfielder/Forward Ismaïla Sarr
Midfielder/Forward Yeremy Pino
Forward Jean-Philippe Mateta

Starting lineup:

Djorđe Petrović Goalkeeper
Bafodé Diakité Defender
Marcos Senesi Defender
Tyler Adams Defender/Midfielder
Alex Jiménez Defender/Midfielder
Adrien Truffert Defender/Midfielder
Alex Scott Midfielder
Marcus Tavernier Midfielder
Justin Kluivert Forward
Eli Kroupi Forward
Antoine Semenyo Forward

Substitutions:

Eddie Nketiah for Yeremy Pino 64

Substitutions:

Ryan Christie for Alex Scott 67
Amine Adli for Eli Kroupi 75
James Hill for Alex Jiménez 75
Ben Gannon-Doak for Justin Kluivert 76
Lewis Cook for Marcus Tavernier 90+1

Cards:

Yeremy Pino 62 Y

Cards:

Antoine Semenyo 2 Y
Tyler Adams 40 Y
Marcos Senesi 51 Y
Ryan Christie 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Walter Benítez
Defender Jaydee Canvot
Defender Nathaniel Clyne
Defender/Midfielder Borna Sosa
Midfielder Justin Devenny
Midfielder Will Hughes
Midfielder Jefferson Lerma
Midfielder/Forward Romain Esse
Forward Eddie Nketiah

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Will Dennis
Defender Julian Araujo
Defender James Hill
Defender Veljko Milosavljević
Defender Adam Smith
Midfielder Ryan Christie
Midfielder Lewis Cook
Midfielder/Forward Amine Adli
Midfielder/Forward Ben Gannon-Doak
Forward Dan Adu-Adjei

Comments:

League position: 8th . Crystal Palace now remained unbeaten in ten consecutive home games in the top division for the first time since December 1990 in League Division One (17). . This was the first time that a team failed to win a home game in the Premier League when one of their players scored a hat-trick since West Ham United's 3-3 draw with Arsenal on 9 April 2016 when Andy Carroll was the hat-trick scorer. . In their eighth game, the Eagles became the last team to concede in the first half of a game in this Premier League season. . Jean-Philippe Mateta’s first goal was initially disallowed for offside but the decision was subsequently overturned following a VAR review.

Comments:

League position: 4th . AFC Bournemouth now remained unbeaten in their last nine games in the Premier League after scoring the opening goal, since a 2-1 defeat by Brentford on 15 March 2025. . The Cherries had now drawn five of their last ten away games in the Premier League (won two). . This was the first league hat-trick conceded since the four scored by Romelu Lukaku at Everton on 4 February 2017; longer than any other team currently in the Premier League.

3 Crystal Palace

Manager: Oliver Glasner

Goals:

Jean-Philippe Mateta 64 G
Jean-Philippe Mateta 69 G
Jean-Philippe Mateta penalty 90+7 P

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Dean Henderson
Defender Marc Guéhi
Defender Maxence Lacroix
Defender/Midfielder Tyrick Mitchell
Defender/Midfielder Daniel Muñoz
Defender/Midfielder Chris Richards
Midfielder Daichi Kamada
Midfielder Adam Wharton
Midfielder/Forward Ismaïla Sarr
Midfielder/Forward Yeremy Pino
Forward Jean-Philippe Mateta

Substitutions:

Eddie Nketiah for Yeremy Pino 64

Cards:

Yeremy Pino 62 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Walter Benítez
Defender Jaydee Canvot
Defender Nathaniel Clyne
Defender/Midfielder Borna Sosa
Midfielder Justin Devenny
Midfielder Will Hughes
Midfielder Jefferson Lerma
Midfielder/Forward Romain Esse
Forward Eddie Nketiah

Comments:

League position: 8th . Crystal Palace now remained unbeaten in ten consecutive home games in the top division for the first time since December 1990 in League Division One (17). . This was the first time that a team failed to win a home game in the Premier League when one of their players scored a hat-trick since West Ham United's 3-3 draw with Arsenal on 9 April 2016 when Andy Carroll was the hat-trick scorer. . In their eighth game, the Eagles became the last team to concede in the first half of a game in this Premier League season. . Jean-Philippe Mateta’s first goal was initially disallowed for offside but the decision was subsequently overturned following a VAR review.

3 AFC Bournemouth

Manager: Andoni Iraola

Goals:

Eli Kroupi 7 G
Eli Kroupi 38 G
Ryan Christie 89 G

Starting lineup:

Djorđe Petrović Goalkeeper
Bafodé Diakité Defender
Marcos Senesi Defender
Tyler Adams Defender/Midfielder
Alex Jiménez Defender/Midfielder
Adrien Truffert Defender/Midfielder
Alex Scott Midfielder
Marcus Tavernier Midfielder
Justin Kluivert Forward
Eli Kroupi Forward
Antoine Semenyo Forward

Substitutions:

Ryan Christie for Alex Scott 67
Amine Adli for Eli Kroupi 75
James Hill for Alex Jiménez 75
Ben Gannon-Doak for Justin Kluivert 76
Lewis Cook for Marcus Tavernier 90+1

Cards:

Antoine Semenyo 2 Y
Tyler Adams 40 Y
Marcos Senesi 51 Y
Ryan Christie 90 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Will Dennis
Defender Julian Araujo
Defender James Hill
Defender Veljko Milosavljević
Defender Adam Smith
Midfielder Ryan Christie
Midfielder Lewis Cook
Midfielder/Forward Amine Adli
Midfielder/Forward Ben Gannon-Doak
Forward Dan Adu-Adjei

Comments:

League position: 4th . AFC Bournemouth now remained unbeaten in their last nine games in the Premier League after scoring the opening goal, since a 2-1 defeat by Brentford on 15 March 2025. . The Cherries had now drawn five of their last ten away games in the Premier League (won two). . This was the first league hat-trick conceded since the four scored by Romelu Lukaku at Everton on 4 February 2017; longer than any other team currently in the Premier League.