So, a low-key start to the busy festive period for these sides. Thanks anyway for joining us, head on over to the main Saturday live for reaction to the day's other games, and build-up to Newcastle-Everton and Southampton-Arsenal. 

It's all over. Bournemouth's three-match winning run is over, they have to settle for a point.

Last change for Bournemouth. Yann Kermorgant replaces Dan Gosling.

Three added minutes. Palace have a free-kick 10 yards inside the Bournemouth half.

Palace pushing harder for a winner here and that might be the closest they've come in this second half. Pape Souare curls a cross in from the left and Marouane Chamakh gets the faintest of flicks, but Artur Boruc holds it.

A ninth corner for Palace but there's some shoving in the area and another set-piece opportunity comes to nought.

Rantie wants too much time to get his shot away on the edge of the area and Jedinak dispossesses him. Looking for any pointers? Well, Palace have scored winning goals in the last 10 minutes on four occasions this season. This one's not over.

Mile Jedinak is in the right place to block Adam Smith's cross. Bournemouth are coming on strong though, and Tokelo Rantie forces Pape Souare to concede a corner. It comes to nothing.

Rantie has looked lively since coming on - he buys himself a bit of space in the penalty area, but his shot is deflected just wide.

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Bournemouth 0-0 Crystal Palace

Now, this could be interesting. Damien Delaney blocks a Tokelo Rantie cross, but looks to have done himself a bit of an injury - and Palace have made all their changes. He's going to try and continue.

Jason Puncheon wins a corner, Palace's eighth, but the delivery is poor and Bournemouth break upfield. Since that early Delaney effort was cleared off the line, Palace haven't really made the most of their set pieces, usually a strong point for them.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "A smattering of applause from the Palace fans, who give another rendition of their Glenn Murray song as Bournemouth's ex-Eagles striker departs. His replacement, South Africa international Tokelo Rantie, last found the net for Bournemouth in October 2014. 'If Rantie scores, we're on the pitch' is the home supporters' latest refrain."    

Crystal Palace make their last change - midfielder Mile Jedinak is on in place off Joe Ledley. A like-for-like change, right down to the matching beards.

Crystal Palace knock the ball around menacingly on the edge of the box, but Bournemouth are reprieved when Wilfried Zaha illegally levers Matt Ritchie off the ball.

No surprise - Glenn Murray has had a poor afternoon and he's hooked. Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe sends on South Africa international Tokelo Rantie in his place.

Lovely work by Wilfried Zaha in heavy traffic, but then his pass lets him down, attempting to find Chamakh over the top but not clearing the centre-backs.

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That's better! Matt Ritchie gets to the byline and fizzes in a low cross, which is turned behind for a corner. From the set piece, Wayne Hennessey flaps a bit at the cross and is relieved to get a second chance to gather the ball.

Marouane Chamakh comes on to make just his fourth appearance this season. Fraizer Campbell is off for Palace.

Dear oh dear. Glenn Murray hasn't looked sharp at all today. He looks poised to lead a Bournemouth counter but his touch is far too heavy and the ball bobbles to Scott Dann, who clears.

This is pretty low-key fare, I'm afraid. Junior Stanislas has just booted a free kick straight out of play. As so often happens, a clash between two of the league's form sides is not living up to the billing at the moment.