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- Updated: January 7, 2017
Sam Allardyce is still looking for his first victory as Crystal Palace manager after his side came off second best in an FA Cup third round goalless draw at former club Bolton.
This was no warm welcome back for the ex-Trotters boss, who oversaw Bolton’s best period in recent memory during a seven-and-a half-year spell, as Phil Parkinson’s team did most of the running and created the majority of chances.
Allardyce’s side continued their struggles in front of goal – they have scored just two in four matches since he took over from Alan Pardew.
With Christian Benteke injured and Wilfried Zaha at the Africa Cup …
