AFC Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace

Gem Palace chief Roy Hodgson said arbitrator Mike Dean was "very entitled" to give the 87th-minute punishment that saw his side lose to Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium.
With the scores level, Bournemouth were talented the spot-kick when Palace safeguard Mamadou Sakho swung a lower arm into the substance of Jefferson Lerma at a free-kick.
Junior Stanislas ventured up to score the spot-kick which gave Bournemouth a fourth Premier League win from seven recreations this season.
Hodgson stated: "Sakho has no expectation to elbow the player or utilize his elbow to stop the player kicking it into high gear to the ball, since he wouldn't must the ball, yet I can't deny when you see it on the TV that Mamadou catches the player thus the ref's very qualified for give the punishment.
"The players feel abused as ordinarily when you give away a punishment you're purposely endeavoring to stop somebody scoring."
Bournemouth had been in front after only five minutes when David Brooks nestled into the crossbar for his first Premier League objective.

In any case, after half-time Palace enhanced, and the guests balanced in the 55th moment when Dutch full-back Patrick van Aanholt beat Asmir Begovic at the close post with a great strike into the best corner.
The hosts could have won even before the punishment be that as it may, with Callum Wilson and Dan Gosling both having great endeavors spared by Wayne Hennessey.
The diversion finished in terrible tempered design as various players from the two groups were engaged with a fight after Lerma and Cheikhou Kouyate squared up.
Bournemouth have anchored their best begin to a Premier League season and move to seventh while Palace remain thirteenth.