Charlie Daniels
Former Bournemouth defender on BBC Radio Solent

It couldn't have gone any better, I would say. For me, they controlled the game from the start to where we are now. Created loads of chances, scored two, could have scored more. I think we are controlling the game, exposing their frailties, which is at the back, and as you can hear from the fans, they are starting to turn on the players a little bit as well. Loads of whistles when half-time went.

As long as Bournemouth keep their heads, keep in control of their emotions, keep doing what they are doing, then it is going to be a very good night, and a special night.

Crystal Palace cruising at the break.

A stunning half of football for Bournemouth on their European debut.

One minute to go.

Two extra minutes.

Lech's Allahyar Sayyadmanesh screams as he's tackled by Honest Ahanor but he seems OK.

Now Justin Kluivert is shown a yellow card for giving Sergio Gomez a hand in the face.

Feisty one this.

Lech are still having a go here. Two minutes until the break.

Evanilson is left in a heap by Yangel Herrera.

He's lucky to get away without a booking there; he's nowhere near the ball.

Yeremy Pino had actually wanted to take the penalty he won for Palace earlier.

He had words with Jorgen Strand Larsen before and after the striker netted the kick.

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Tyler Adams and Mikel Oyarzabal are now getting into some verbals.

Nothing wrong with a bit of needle.

Justin Kluivert's boot ripped after a tackle and he's now having to wear one red and one green boot.

A bit of useless information for you there but it's quite enjoyable.

A VAR check confirms that Jorgen Strand Larsen was offside so the goal stays disallowed. But it was close.

Tell you what, Bournemouth look like they've been playing in Europe for years.

They're bossing this.

Oh my word. Shambles from Lech. Shambles. Shambles. Shambles.

They are saved by the offside flag here.

Mateusz Lis runs miles out of his box, Jorgen Strand Larsen knocks the ball around him and Terry Yegbe turns the ball into his own empty net from about 35 yards out.

But Strand Larsen is offside.

Incredible stuff here.

Unai Marrero has the ball in his hands and throws himself to the floor when James Hill comes within a foot.

Odd.