Kroupi and Rayan score once more in front of unique angles in win over Palace | Alt Angle

🔴 Arsenal's remaining games: West Ham (A) Burnley (H) Crystal Palace (A) 🔵 Man City's remaining games: Brentford (H) Crystal Palace (H) Bournemouth (A) Aston Villa (H) Who's lifting the trophy? 🏆👀

CONTROVERSIAL PENALTY DECISION ❌ | Bournemouth 3-0 Crystal Palace | Premier League

Kroupi and Rayan score AGAIN to see Cherries up to SIXTH | AFC Bournemouth 3-0 Crystal Palace

Bournemouth continue their European charge with a comfortable 3-0 win over Crystal Palace. Andoni Iraola's side are now 15 games unbeaten - the longest run in the Premier League. Only Chelsea in 2015-16 have finished outside the top six having been unbeaten in 15 consecutive

Bournemouth are flying! 🤩 Their 3-0 win moves them into the top six, while Crystal Palace move down to 15th ⚽

Defeat against Bournemouth.

🍒 @afcbournemouth are heading up to sixth with victory over Crystal Palace

Eli Junior Kroupi has given Bournemouth a 2-0 lead against Crystal Palace from the penalty spot, but it is not without controversy. Dean Henderson mishandled a cross and was adjudged to have brought down Marcos Senesi after he had spilled the ball. Referee Robert Jones pointed

Jefferson Lerma scored a bizarre own goal to put his former club Bournemouth ahead against Crystal Palace. Dean Henderson did his best to keep it out, but the goal decision system confirmed the Colombian's header had crossed the line. 🎥 @SkySportsPL

Our Palace to take on Bournemouth 🦅

Poised for Palace (h) 👊