Palace reduced them to just four shots on target - albeit allowing them to have 18 shots in total - and coped well under the constant pressure from the hosts. They kept a clean sheet as they avoided defeat and have now lost just one of their past seven Premier League games, a record which shows there have been ample positives as of late.

Captain Marc Guehi branded Crystal Palace 's goalless Premier League draw with Bournemouth a "rubbish game" and "boring for the neutral". Palace bounced back from Saturday's 5-1 hammering at the hands of Arsenal by claiming a creditable point against the high-flying Cherries at the Vitality Stadium.

Marc Guehi says Crystal Palace draw at Bournemouth was ‘rubbish game’ - In an even contest of few clear chances, neither goalkeeper was seriously tested.

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Bournemouth wasted a series of opportunities as they drew 0-0 at home to Crystal Palace and slipped to sixth in the Premier League in a lacklustre contest on Thursday. Only four of Bournemouth's 18 shots were on target as they failed to score for the first time in 11 matches,

Bournemouth racked up 18 shots and 1.19 expected goals against Crystal Palace, but they only hit the target four times and failed to break the deadlock. It was a frustrating afternoon for a Cherries side who are in the middle of a fine run of form, but not one which will linger long in the memory.

Bournemouth slipped to sixth in the Premier League as they played out a 0-0 home draw with Crystal Palace. Palace forward Jean-Philippe Mateta shot wide early, with Bournemouth’s best chance coming when Dango Ouattara’s blocked header from a corner fell to Antoine Semenyo whose effort was cleared off the line by Ismaila Sarr in the 23rd minute.