Bournemouth are neat and tidy. They're bossing the early exchanges but Chelsea are starting to settle.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter at Vitality Stadium

The teams walk out to Enter Sandman by Metallica and with the biggest fireworks I have ever seen in the Premier League as Bournemouth host Chelsea.

The US-owned clubs are clearly having an impact on the pre-match entertainment as they take a leaf out of the WWE's books with their entrance to the pitch.

Both home and away fans start in loud voice as Cole Palmer kicks off the game on the South Coast.

A really promising start by Bournemouth. Straight away they're on the front-foot driving into the Chelsea half through Antoine Semenyo.

Corner for the Cherries.

Cole Palmer, wearing all white, gets the game under way.

Bournemouth XI: Travers, Smith, Zabarnyi, Senesi, Kerkez, Cook, Christie, Semenyo, Kluivert, Tavernier, Evanilson.

Substitutes: Dennis, Huijsen, Brooks, Scott, Sinisterra, Araujo, Hill, Unal, Billing.

Chelsea XI: Sanchez, Disasi, Fofana, Colwill, Cucurella, Caicedo, Veiga, Madueke, Palmer, Neto, Jackson.

Substitutes: Jorgensen, Adarabioyo, Badiashile, Mudryk, Felix, Nkunku, Sancho, Casadei, Guiu.

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Smoke drifts across the pitch from the pyrotechnics when the teams emerged. Ready for this? We're almost ready to go.

Chelsea

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Since Chelsea last played, Noni Madueke has made his England debut and provided an assist for Harry Kane to score against Finland on Tuesday.

"We had a disappointing result just before the break [1-1 home to Crystal Palace]," Madueke told Sky Sports.

"Today is a big opportunity for us to come away from home and get three points."

The teams are gathering in the tunnel. Marc Cucurella with hands on hips, Mark Travers has his game-face on. And now they're blasting Metallica from the speakers to whip up the crowd. Flames shoot into the air as the players emerge to noise all around a packed Vitality Stadium.

Everton

Everton manager Sean Dyche, speaking to Sky Sports: “We’re certainly taking some knocks at the minute. Every mistake seems to be a goal, and every chance we don’t quite capitalise on.

“Unfortunately we were on the wrong side of the margins again today. It’s a tough one to take, for different reasons than the last game. We’re down to a low squad anyway, so it’s been a challenge – without a shadow of a doubt.”

On Vitaliy Mykolenko’s injury: “He said he felt ill, so we had to take it off.”

On Everton’s start to the season: “We were terrific in the last game. It’s one of those things. Today, we make a mistake and they capitalise on it. I said to the players, the killer instinct in both boxes is what’s vital. The key moment was to go 3-1 up. We didn’t and we made a mistake, and they capitalised on it. We have to keep going.

“We’re making high-quality chances. At the minute, we’ve got to score as many as it takes to win a game. That’s been a challenge since I’ve been at the club. We can’t keep leaking goals like that.

“We’re having to manipulate the team. We have to keep believing in each other. You’ve got a responsibility to deal with it – and that’s what we have to do, including me.

“[The players] are an honest group. They’ve worked very hard and been through a lot. We are where we are, so they’re very disappointed. We have to respond. Before you know it, Tuesday will be upon us.”

Bournemouth

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Coming off the bench to score a 96th minute winner at Everton is not enough for Luis Sinisterra to secure a starting place tonight.

The Colombia winger is once again on the bench.

Four of Bournemouth's five Premier League goals this season have come in the 86th minute (v Nottingham Forest), 87th minute (v Everton), 92nd minute (v Everton) and 96th minute (v Everton).

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Bournemouth are still unbeaten this season, even if their win at Everton was fortunate - they had a good five minutes, but that was it... which is a bit like the way my career went.

I really don't know what to expect from Chelsea though. Because of that, I am going to sit on the fence and go for a draw.

Sutton's prediction: 1-1

Aston Villa

Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, speaking to PLP: "It was a shock [to go two goals down], we were controlling the game.

"I think the first strike of the game it went through legs and they go 1-0. The second with the free-kick they go 2-0 up. But, it shows how far we have come as a club and we got three points."

On Jhon Duran's goal: "I have seen it from behind and I saw the ball moving - it was unstoppable.

"It was a great strike, we have been trying to held Duran in the Premier League and if he can keep the consistency he can be a really big threat.

"He can be one of the best strikers in the world, but he needs to keep his feet on the ground and to work hard.

"He has one of the top strikers [Ollie Watkins] in England playing in front of him."

Chelsea

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Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca, speaking to Sky Sports, on what Jadon Sancho can bring to the team: "A lot. He arrived two weeks ago. He needs a bit of time but he is ready to give us minutes. We will see in the second half."

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

Kepa Arrizabalaga is watching Bournemouth and Chelsea from the stands.

He is ineligible to play against his parent club due to Premier League loan regulations.

Meanwhile, word has filtered through that both Enzo Fernandez and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall are out through illness.

Fernandez had played 85 minutes against Colombia on Tuesday night and then flown back from international duty with Argentina.

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Bournemouth

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Mark Travers is the third different goalkeeper Bournemouth have used in four Premier League games this season.

Brazilian stopper Neto started the 1-1 draw at Nottingham Forest and the 1-1 home draw with Newcastle before joining Arsenal on loan.

Kepa Arrizabalaga, signed on loan from Chelsea, made his debut at Everton before the international break but is ineligible to face his parent club tonight.

That means a first Premier League start since 11 May for Republic of Ireland international Travers.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins, speaking to Sky Sports about Jhon Duran's winner: “It takes a moment of magic like that, and Jhon has come up with it. Everyone knows what he can do, and when he’s got the opportunity he shows it. It’s one of the best [goals] we’ve seen.”

On his own form: “There’s such a quick turnaround from the Euros. A lot of the boys are getting back up to fitness. I still don’t feel 100%. I’m disappointed a didn’t get the hat-trick – I should be coming off with the match ball – but I’ll settle for the two.

“I’m not at 100%. I took some time off during the international break. I don’t want to miss too many matches, though.

“We were obviously unlucky against Arsenal. We’re delighted we got [the win] today. Now we focus on the Champions League, which everyone is looking forward to.”

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That's all for today, folks...

HANG ON!

Normally we'd be wrapping up after the 17:30 BST match but not tonight. We're building up to Bournemouth against Chelsea at the Vitality Stadium.

By the way, Chelsea were involved the last time there was a Saturday 8pm kick-off in the Premier League.

They came from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at Aston Villa thanks to goals by Noni Madueke and Conor Gallagher on 27 April.

Everton have become just the second side in Premier League history to lose back-to-back games having led by 2+ goals in both after Bournemouth in October/November 2022.