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There were goals galore at Selhurst Park as Crystal Palace hit a record points tally in an entertaining game to close the season.

Crystal PalaceAFC Bournemouth53FTGame DetailsLive football odds with bet365. Bet Now »HighlightsGameCastLineups and StatsThere were goals galore at Selhurst Park as Crystal Palace hit a record points tally in an entertaining game to close the season. Crystal Palace ended their season in style on Sunday with a thrilling 5-3 triumph over Bournemouth at Selhurst Park that ensured they completed their best campaign in the Premier League era.Two goals midway through the first half from Michy Batshuayi set Palace on their way to a victory that saw them finish 12th on 49 points from their 38 games, equalling their best tally in a Premier League season, set in 1992-93 over a 42-game campaign.The Belgian striker gave Palace a 24th-minute lead after...

The FC guys debate whether Tottenham can hang on to a top four position in the Premier League amid a run of lacklustre performances.

Tottenham had two men sent off at Bournemouth as they suffered a 1-0 defeat that keeps their top four spot in the balance. English Premier League: Nathan Ake (90') Bournemouth 1-0 Tottenham English Premier League: Juan Foyth (47') Bournemouth 0-0 Tottenham English Premier League: Son Heung-min (45') Bournemouth 0-0 Tottenham The strangest thing about nine-man Tottenham's self-destruction in Saturday's 1-0 defeat to Bournemouth was that it occurred in entirely unthreatening surroundings.This was a lunchtime kick-off on a pleasant day at the Premier League's smallest ground, and Tottenham were up against a Bournemouth side with little to play for.The home side were in poor form, spent the prematch period handing out end-of-season awards and named a debutant goalkeeper so unknown he didn't even have a Wikipedia...

Tottenham had two men sent off at Bournemouth as they suffered a 1-0 defeat that keeps their top four spot in the balance.