Glenn Murray's clever flick sends Dan Gosling skittering into the area, but he tumbles to ground instead of getting a shot away. No penalty there.

We've been experiencing some issues this afternoon with our scores updating. So, just to be clear, here is how things stand in the Premier League:

Latest scores:

Aston Villa 0-1 West Ham

Bournemouth 0-0 Crystal Palace

Chelsea 1-2 Watford

Liverpool 0-0 Leicester

Man City 4-1 Sunderland

Swansea 1-0 West Brom

Tottenham 2-0 Norwich

Result from earlier:

Stoke 2-0 Man Utd

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium:"Eunan O'Kane has had to wait patiently for his opportunity in the Premier League, stinging the palms of Wayne Hennessy early in this second half, and Glenn Murray will have hoped to do better than that tame shot at the Palace keeper after Gosling's forward run. But Palace are surging forward at every opportunity too. Don't take your eye off this game."    

Dan Gosling gets away from Damien Delaney and tees up Glenn Murray, but the striker's effort is tame, dribbling weakly into the gloves of Wayne Hennessey. Was that his golden opportunity to score against his old side?

What an excellent introduction from Eunan O'Kane! Simon Francis does really well to waltz his way through a couple of tackles and set up the young Irishman, who stings the gloves of Hennessey with a fizzing drive.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium:"Harry Arter's half-time replacement by Eunan O'Kane looks like possible damage limitation from Bournemouth, with the all-action midfielder on a yellow card - while Palace's introduction of Yohan Cabaye, preceded by several minutes' worth of instruction from clipboard-wielding assistant manager Keith Millen, looks like a tactical switch with Cabaye sitting deep in midfield."      

Excellent defending from Adam Smith. He nicks the ball off Jason Puncheon, sets off and draws the foul as the Crystal Palace tries to win it back.

And we're back under way.

Yohan Cabaye is coming on for Crystal Palace in place of Jordon Mutch, while Bournemouth's Eunan O'Kane replaces Harry Arter, who was walking a bit of a tightrope.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium:"It's a grey, overcast day in Dorset but Christmas panto season is in full swing here as both sets of fans have identified today's pantomime villain. For Palace, it's Harry Arter, whose every touch is booed after that yellow-card challenge on Wilfried Zaha. Meanwhile, the Bournemouth fans are booing Zaha for his part in the scuffle that followed. End-to-end excitement here... He's behind you!"    

Daily Mirror football reporter Ed Malyon reckons Bournemouth are lucky not to be down to 10 men after that Arter challenge.

Harry Arter is trying to kiss and make up with Wilfried Zaha as the teams troop off. Zaha is having precisely none of it.

And that's the interval. Crystal Palace started like a train, then Bournemouth came back into it very strongly. A handful of opportunities for either side but goalless at the break.

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Jordon Mutch is causing a few problems in the penalty box. Again he gets across his man as Pape Souare sends in a delivery, but again he can't get the right contact.

And now a decent chance at the other end as Jordon Mutch makes a sharp run at the near post but glances his header just over.

Ooh, what a good chance for Junior Stanislas. Charlie Daniels slides in a low centre and Damien Delaney's clearance falls kindly for Stanislas, but the winger can't get his head over the ball and blazes over.

A bit of a scuffle as Harry Arter slides on Wilfried Zaha. Zaha doesn't like it and there's a bit of retaliation. Eventually it all calms down and ref Michael Oliver books Arter.

Now it's Bournemouth exerting all the pressure. First Adam Smith curling cross from the right almost induces Damien Delaney to slice into his own net, then a deflected effort from Dan Gosling loops up menacingly and Wayne Hennessey does brilliantly to claw it away from the top corner.

Bournemouth have a free kick in a dangerous area, but the referee spots a crafty push by Glenn Murray and the chance is lost.