Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton winger on Final Score

Why isn't Luka Milivojevic taking the penalty? He is brilliant at taking penalties for Crystal Palace. If he'd taken it he'd have scored and Palace would have won the match.

The final whistle blows with Bournemouth's players appealing for a penalty at the other end.

What a game...

Still there is time.

Palace with a free-kick from a good spot.

Goalmouth scramble. And Luke Milivojevic stabs straight at Asmir Begovic.

Christian Benteke's penalty is a powderpuff effort straight down the middle and Asmir Begovic shoves it clear.

Bournemouth players almost slap Begovic's back into spasm...

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Drama!

Charlie Daniels slides in on Wilfried Zaha. Down he goes.

All eyes on Kevin Friend...

IT'S A PENALTY!

Beteke to take...

Five minutes added on at the end of the ninety.

Benik Afobe is on for Bournemouth in the final change for the Cherries...

Asmir Begovic is down sharp and smart at his near post to push away Rueben Loftus-Cheeks' low drilled effort.

The Cherries hanging on now as Luka Milivojevic toe-pokes the afters wide.

And Christian Benteke is the latest entry into Kevin Friend's little black book.

Not quite sure what the Belgian did there. A bit of a strongarm challenge that, along with a few earlier indiscretions, totted up to yellow.

And a change for Bournemouth.

Jermain Defoe has earned his peas. He heads off with Callum Wilson on up top for the final 10 minutes.

James McArthur with a blatant and deliberate trip to halt a Bournemouth attack.

That is the sixth booking of the game.

A change for Palace as Bakary Sako replaces Andros Townsend.

Should that have been the winner?

Scott Dann, hunting his second of the match, stabs over the bar from all of four yards from Christian Benteke's flick-on.

Heads in hands all around Selhurst Park.

Wilfried Zaha scampers clear down the left and smashes a shot straight at Asmir Begovic from a tightening angle.

The offside flag was up against the Palace winger anyway.

Fifteen to go.

Flashpoint!

Lewis Cook slips in midfield and Wilfried Zaha pounces on the loose ball.

The Bournemouth midfielder snuffs out the growing danger as he slides in and swipes Zaha's legs from under him.

Zaha bounces straight back onto his feet and shoves Cook square in the chest.

Yellows for both, to the crowd's disapproval.

Jordon Ibe finds himself in a pocket of space, 25 yards from goal, gets his head down and drives his laces through the back of the ball.

A meaty strike. But Julian Speroni is equal to it, pushing away with two big palms.

The first change for the Cherries.

Jordon Ibe is on for Junior Stanislas, who has been decent for the visitors.

And a change for Palace as Roy Hodgson freshens things up in midfield. James McArthur on for Yohan Cabaye.

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A vital intervention from Steve Cook.

The Bournemouth defender hacks clear after Andros Townend's neat no-look cut-back looks destined for the back of the net via Yohan Cabaye's instep.

Both teams still going at each other hammer and tongs.

The hat-trick was there for Jermain Defoe...but he couldn't take the chance.

The 35-year-old is picked out by Junior Stanislas' excellent low cross, but for once fails to get a clean connection in the penalty box, scuffing a first-time effort wide from 12 yards.

Could he have taken a touch? He had lost his marker.

More positive from Bournemouth.

Junior Stanislas sends a daisy-cutting 25-yarder straight down the throat of Julian Speroni in the Crystal Palace goal.