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Sweet Caroline is blasting out over the tannoy at the Vitality Stadium.

It's a good night's work for the hosts who will now travel to Burnley in the fifth round of the FA Cup on Wednesday, 10 February.

Here's how things unfolded...

Bournemouth hold on. If you can call it that. They had 29 shots to Crawley's six but just couldn't ever get a two-goal cushion.

That's good defending from Bournemouth, who have everyone back.

A red and black shirt heads well away. Not long now.

Crawley forward Tom Nichols is down as Lloyd Kelly gets a booking for a hefty challenge out wide.

Chance to get the ball in the mixer.

Six minutes added.

What have Crawley got left? They have held on for so long.

They couldn't, could they?

Now can Bournemouth finally get the job done. David Brooks has another go fires over. Awful effort.

What. A. Chance.

Crawley throw men forward in search of an equaliser and almost get one.

Joe McNerney gets his head on Jack Powell's delivery from the right but Bournemouth keeper Asmir Begovic just about clings on to it under pressure.

Will all Bournemouth's missed chances come back to haunt them?

A fifth change for Bournemouth. Sam Surridge replaces Josh King.

Another big chance goes begging for Bournemouth. How many times have I wrote that sort of thing. It's getting ridiculous.

This time Steve Cook powers a header wide from David Brooks' corner. I was expecting to see the net bulge there.

Great chance for Bournemouth to wrap this one up.

Lewis Cook is the creator, Josh King can't find away past the defiant presence of Crawley keeper Glenn Morris

Moments later the Crawley number one repeats his trick smothering another King effort.

Rodrigo Riquelme replaces Arnaut Danjuma Groeneveld for Bournemouth.

He's put in a very decent shift tonight.

Has David Brooks left his shooting boots at home?

The Bournemouth midfielder tries to put the tie to bed but sees his left-foot shot saved by Glenn Morris.

That's his fifth and arguably best effort on goal this evening.

With that goal Bournemouth ring the changes.

Jefferson Lerma, Dominic Solanke and Adam Smith are on to replace Philip Billing, Jack Wilshere and Jack Stacey.

Wilshere looked very accomplished early on. He can now put those minutes in the bank.

Bournemouth had their warning.

Now what can they do to get themselves back in front? Is this a chance? Yep, but Jack Wilshere can't find the onion bag this time.

That was a pretty similar position to the one he scored from.

Is that a penalty? Crawley think so. Tom Nichols goes over while being challenged by Lloyd Kelly.

Referee Andre Marriner isn't having any of it though and Ashley Nadesan and Nichols are both booked during the protests.

Blimey what are Bournemouth doing at the back?!?! That could have ended in disaster.

Steve Cook lays the ball off to keeper Asmir Begovic, whose touch is heavy. That allows Ashley Nadesan to nip in but Tom Nichols can't turn the ball home from 12 yards or so when it breaks to him.

Looks like Jack Stacey saved the home side's blushes.