Schlupp delivers for Palace on Amazon debut

Probabilities have been at a premium for a lot of the Selhurst Park encounter, however it was a second of magic from Jeffrey Schlupp within the 76th minute - firing residence after a attractive solo run from midfield - that secured a second successive Premier League victory for the hosts.

Sakho was making just his second league start of the season and recklessly caught Adam Smith high on the knee when sliding in for a tackle in the 19th minute, causing referee Anthony Taylor to show a straight red card.

Yet Bournemouth struggled to create chances and were stunned when Jeffrey Schlupp dribbled into the area and fired beyond Aaron Ramsdale in the 76th minute to give the Eagles a 1-0 win which moves them up to fifth.

The Eagles, already without Gary Cahill, Scott Dann and Joel Ward in defence, then suffered another blow when Patrick van Aanholt hobbled off nine minutes later with a hamstring injury.

"I'm really happy getting another [goal] and it's extra special for the team to get back-to-back wins in the Premier League", he said in a post match interview.

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Bournemouth have now lost four consecutive games and sit 12th in the standings on 16 points.

"There's no hiding place at this level, it is so tough and so hard, but the only way you will get there is with the collective and as a group now we have to come out swinging and come out fighting", Howe said. "They are very well organised and we ran out of ideas".

Mamadou Sakho made some unwanted history in the first game to be broadcast live on Amazon Prime when he was dismissed after just 20 minutes.

Palace nearly made it 2-0 when James McArthur's dipping shot was turned away by Ramsdale.