Bournemouth
Crystal PalaceDay 31
Bournemouth: 1. Neto, 5. Kelly Ll., 15. Smith Adam( till 90'), 27. Zabarnyi, 4. Cook L., 14. Scott A.( till 46'), 16. Tavernier, 29. Billing( till 64'), 9. Solanke( till 90'), 10. Christie, 11. Ouattara Da.( till 63')
Substitution: 24. Semenyo(from 46'), 3. Kerkez M.(from 63'), 19. Kluivert(from 64'), 37. Aarons(from 90'), 26. Ünal E.(from 90')
Bench: 42. Travers, 23. Hill, 18. Adams T., 8. Faivre R.
Yellow Cards: Tavernier 63', Semenyo 68', Kelly Ll. 90'
Crystal Palace: 30. Henderson D., 2. Ward, 3. Mitchell T., 12. Muñoz D., 16. Andersen J., 8. Lerma, 10. Eze, 19. Hughes W.( till 70'), 20. Wharton A.( till 86'), 9. Jordan Ayew( till 70'), 14. Mateta
Substitution: 15. Schlupp(from 70'), 52. Ozoh(from 70'), 22. Édouard O.(from 86')
Bench: 31. Matthews Remi, 5. Tomkins, 17. Clyne, 29. Ahamada N., 55. Umeh-Chibueze, 61. Mathurin
Yellow Cards: Andersen J. 35', Hughes W. 59'
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Chelsea managed to take three points from Crystal Palace
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Liverpool remains first in the Premier League after a confident away win over Bournemouth
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Arsenal ended a three-match winless streak in the Premier League
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Tottenham finished the year successfully, beating Bournemouth at home in the Premier League match
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A last-gasp penalty saw Chelsea snatch all three points against Palace
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Manchester City lost points in a home game with Crystal Palace after conceding from a 95th minute penalty
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In a match of English Premier League 16th round, Manchester United hosted Bournemouth at Old Trafford
