Crystal Palace have failed to score in each of their last four Premier League games against Bournemouth (D2 L2). The only side the Eagles have ever gone 5+ consecutive games without a goal against in the competition are Tottenham Hotspur (7 from August 2016 to September 2019).

Both Premier League meetings between Bournemouth and Crystal Palace last season finished goalless; in the competition’s history, the only fixtures to see three consecutive 0-0 draws are Arsenal v QPR (Sep 1992-Jan 1994), Aston Villa v Man Utd (Jan 1996-Jan 1997), Coventry v Sheffield Wednesday (Oct 1996-Sep 1997), and Charlton v Middlesbrough (Mar 2001-Oct 2002).

Crystal Palace are unbeaten in their last nine Premier League home games (W5 D4), and have only twice before enjoyed a longer unbeaten home run in their top-flight history, going 10 without defeat from August to December 1979 and 17 without a loss from February to December 1990.

Bournemouth have won four of their last six Premier League games (D2), as many as their previous 16 beforehand (D4 L8). However, away from home, the Cherries have only enjoyed two wins in their last nine in the league (D4 L3) – though both came in London at Arsenal in May (2-1) and Tottenham Hotspur in August (1-0).

Crystal Palace have scored the first goal in five Premier League games this season, with only Manchester City (6) doing so more. The Eagles have gone 1-0 ahead in their last three, last doing so in four consecutive league games in April 2024.

Bournemouth have won 99 of their 311 Premier League games (D71 L141), and a win here would see them become the 24th side to reach 100 victories in the competition. In 312 games, they would be the fastest to do so since West Ham in November 2000 (287th game).

When taking into account only the first half of matches in the Premier League this season, Crystal Palace would be top of the league with 17 points (W5 D2). However, in second halves, the Eagles would have just seven points in seven games (W1 D4 L2), and would be 14th in a second half table.

Each of Bournemouth’s last 102 Premier League goals (excl. own goals) have been scored by players younger than 30 since a 31-year-old Kieffer Moore netted against Crystal Palace in December 2023. It’s only the seventh occasion of a side having 100+ consecutive Premier League goals scored by under-30s, and first since Aston Villa had 107 in a row from July 2020 to May 2022.

Crystal Palace’s Dean Henderson has conceded five goals despite facing an expected goals on target total of 7.9 in the Premier League this season. His goals prevented of 2.9 is the highest of any goalkeeper in the competition this term.

Antoine Semenyo has scored (10) or assisted (4) 14 of Bournemouth’s last 18 Premier League goals (78%). Since the start of this period (14th April), this is at least three more goal involvements than any other player in the division.