Hold up though. Things are going well for Bournemouth but how many of their players are going to come off injured?

Max Gradel is down holding his ankle now. The physio's on and Eddie Howe looks a man concerned.

Lovely play again between Lee Tomlin and Callum Wilson. Tomlin looks more than capable of playing at this level (it's his first Premier League start today, second appearance). 

Wes Morgan scrambles back to snuff out a disguised back heel with Wilson about to thread himself through on goal. 

Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe has just got one more change left to make. 

Will he need it? So far so good for the home side, but Leicester have started the second half better than they ended the first. They've certainly been steaming into the challenges.

Marc Albrighton's corner flashes across goal before Bournemouth are back with it. 

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "Tyrone Mings's Premier League debut lasts only 10 minutes before he leaves the game on a stretcher after several minutes of treatment. 

"Adam Smith becomes Bournemouth's third left-back of the afternoon - the versatile ex-Tottenham man was a regular substitute in last season's Championship-winning side, often filling either the full-back or wide midfield role."

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So Adam Smith comes on for Mings, the sub going off in real pain. We're back under way.

We'll bring you word on that injury as we have it later.

He is you know. On the replay you can see it - let's call Drinkwater's challenge 'robust'. 

Mings is going off on a stretcher. Terrible scenes for Bournemouth fans - that's their £8m summer signing. 

Adam Smith is warming up.

More problems for Bournemouth at left-back. Big problems.

Tyrone Mings is just six minutes into his Premier League debut and Danny Drinkwater has absolutely cleared him out.

Is he going to have to come off too?

There was some really hilarious, terrible acting from Robert Huth as he turned to the referee pleading his innocence (he'd almost started the theatrical shrug of his shoulders before the ref blew). 

But that was really nasty - totally unnecessary. It could have done Wilson some real damage.

Robert Huth, what on earth are you doing? 

The big German munches Callum Wilson, sort of wins the ball, but then boots it straight into Wilson as he's on the ground. 

Huth then then gets a clattering from Tyrone Mings following in and a yellow from the ref. 

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We are back under way. Two changes to tell you about.

Shinji Okazaki is on for Leicester, with top scorer Riyad Mahrez off. Will 'The Tinkerman' strike again? 

And Charlie Daniels looks to have succumbed to that knock after all. Tyrone Mings is on for the home side.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "Warm applause from the home fans as Neil Swarbrick blows the half-time whistle. As for the Leicester supporters and their £5 food and drink vouchers, this wasn't how it was supposed to go for the in-form Foxes. 

"'Get another striker on, Ranieri', came one first-half call from a lone voice in the executive seats at the back of the main stand. 

"Claudio Ranieri was known as the 'Tinkerman' during his time as Chelsea boss - he will need to revisit those skills if Leicester are to get back into this game."

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Any chance of another goal? An equaliser before half-time? 

Nope. The ref blows up. 

Two minutes added on. You can hear the half-time conversations starting up already around the ground.

Both sets of players have got a bit of a crawl on now though. 

Another player watching on from the bench is Leicester's Joe Dodoo. Scored a hat-trick against Bury in midweek, in his first ever senior game. He's 20. 

Tyrone Mings had readied himself but Daniels is OK to play. 

On we go. 

Just under five to go before half-time but we could have a bit of added time here.  

Charlie Daniels has a problem. He's pulled up with the ball, puts it out of play and sits himself down. Looks like a knee or ankle.

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Andrew Surman bombs into the box but Lee Tomlin can't pick him out - the ball got caught up in his feet. 

Again it's Tomlin who Bournemouth look to for that killer ball though. The former Boro forward's been quick to find the space but hasn't quite delivered so far. 

Tomlin and Vardy then clatter into each other like two randy walruses. The ball just about survives the impact and skews away. 

Lee Tomlin is in the wars again - Andy King goes sliding in to clean the roaming forward out. 

King is the third player in the book - Leicester just edge ahead two to one.

N'Golo Kante is clumsy in the challenge and Lee Tomlin goes sprawling just on the edge of the area. 

Tomlin says the foul is inside the box and do you know what? The man has a really good point. 

The referee was on hand and quick to react but he's got that one wrong. 

Kasper Schmeichel punches Max Gradel's dipper away.

Bournemouth have actually had the majority of their play down the right-hand side, but Charlie Daniels and Max Gradel have looked more dangerous down the left.

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