Crystal Palace vs Bournemouth Prediction and Tips 19/04/2025

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In round 33 of the English Premier League, Crystal Palace will host Bournemouth in an exciting matchup. The Eagles are 12th with 43 points and are comfortably positioned in mid-table, while the Cherries are six points below a European spot, which they have the chance to reach for the first time in their history.

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After a five-game unbeaten run, Crystal Palace suffered back-to-back defeats in a matter of four days after being thrashed by Newcastle 5-0 on Wednesday. The Eagles have conceded ten goals in two games as a result but hope to bounce back at Selhurst Park, where they have won their last four fixtures. Palace have won four of their last eight games.

Bournemouth went back to winning ways after a six-match drought by beating Fulham 1-0 at home in the previous round. The Cherris remained undefeated from late November to late January but have won just twice in nine games since then. They have lost three of their last eight games and are winless in three away matches, drawing two and losing one.

Crystal Palace vs Bournemouth Head-to-Head and Key Stats

Head-to-Head:

Bournemouth are undefeated against Crystal Palace in three games, with the reverse fixture this season ending in a goalless draw.

Key Stats:

The last eight H2H meetings ended with two or fewer goals. The average number of goals scored in Palace’s games is 2.69, and in Bournemouth’s, it is 2.88.
There was a draw in at least one half the last two times these two teams met.
Crystal Palace have scored in 75% of their home games, while Bournemouth have conceded in 94% of their away matches.

Crystal Palace vs Bournemouth Prediction

Both teams have won twice each in the last five H2H meetings, while the fifth ended in a draw, which means no team dominates the other. However, considering Bournemouth’s away form against the bottom eight teams, which shows one loss in eight games, we will back an away double chance.