Not much sign of Leicester getting back into it right now though. 

Bournemouth are turning the screw. It's not spectacular, but it's assured and organised from the home side. 

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium:  "Bournemouth have that long-awaited feeling of a home Premier League goal. 

"Leicester have allowed Charlie Daniels far too much space down the left in the last 10 minutes, and his cross ultimately leads to Callum Wilson's acrobatic overhead strike. 

"The home fans are buzzing, and Leicester already appear to have adopted a slightly more attacking formation as Danny Drinkwater is looking to push up more to support Jamie Vardy in attack."    

Jason Roberts on Final Score:  "Wilson is the first one to react as the ball drops, and knows exactly what he wants to do. That finish is the kind of thing you dream about - I couldn't even do it on video games!"  

Callum Wilson is now the league's joint top-scorer too, with four. 

If there was any way he could match his hat-trick in last Saturday's 4-3 win over West Ham, that was it. 

Can Riyad Mahrez go one better?  

Steve Wilson
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"When Claudio Ranieri got his first job as a manager, Eddie Howe was 10."

I bet he was pretty good at Championship Manager growing up though, Howe.

Own up Charlie Daniels, there's no way you meant this. 

Kasper Schmeichel was scrambling though - Daniels' cross looked for a moment like turning into a top-corner wonder-strike for sure. 

The Leicester keeper spreads his arms (as if to say he had that covered) but it was mighty close.

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BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "Max Gradel's first-minute booking has earned him plenty of 'Leicester reject' chants from the travelling Foxes fans. 

"But with Ritchie De Laet now in the book for fouling the Ivorian, there are signs that the pace of Gradel, Callum Wilson and Matt Ritchie may be the key if Bournemouth are to unlock the Leicester defence. 

"At the other end, Jamie Vardy can expect a busy afternoon as Leicester's lone striker, but he can't fail to notice the man he has to beat, Cherries keeper Artur Boruc, whose fluorescent green/yellow goalkeeping outfit is brighter than even the stewards' hi-vis jackets."

Jamie Vardy with the first sight of goal. 

He's leaning back from the right side of the box though. Good curl, bad height. Well over.

Ritchie De Laet leans into Max Gradel off the ball, blocking his path. 

He knew exactly what he was doing and that's one apiece. Where was the danger though? Totally needless.

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You can see how Lee Tomlin (signed from Middlesbrough this summer) should eventually slot into this Bournemouth side really well. 

Again he's looking to pick up a loose ball between the Leicester defence and midfielder but it's not coming off for him so far. 

Callum Wilson knows what he wants - every time he's darting beyond the last man. 

He can wag his finger all he likes but Riyad Mahrez is still offside. 

With Jamie Vardy and Marc Albrighton breaking Leicester have real pace. 

Albrighton's pass finds Mahrez in the box but he's just the wrong side of his man. He still put it in the net for good measure but the whistle had long gone.

First touch from Lee Tomlin as he tries to jink a way through the Leicester midfield - he's frustrated but moments later gets a chance to thread Callum Wilson through. The pass is too heavy though.

What on Earth was Ritchie De Laet doing so deep? Wilson should have been played offside. 

Jeff Schlupp clears out Callum Wilson as the forward stretches his legs down the right wing.

'Yellow!' shout the home fans. Nothing doing though. Too early for all that...

Max Gradel didn't look too impressed with that decision but there was no way he was looking for the ball. 

Bournemouth clear the free-kick no problem. What a weird way to start a game.

We are under way at Bounemouth. 

And Max Gradel clatters Riyad Mahrez within 15 seconds!

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Here we go then, the teams are out.

Claudio Ranieri's sporting a baseball cap (not sure if he pulls it off) and kick-off is seconds away...

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No Premier League team's won more Premier League points than Leicester City (29) since 1 April. 

A win today would set a new club record of 10 points from the first four matches of a top-flight season.

Steve Wilson
BBC Match of the Day commentator

"Leicester are on their longest unbeaten run in the top flight (seven games) since the start of the 2000-01 season, when the club were competing in the Uefa Cup.

"But it's a cautionary tale - that season they lost nine of their last 10 games and finished 13th. Exactly a year after taking them to the top of the league, manager Peter Taylor was sacked.

"Eddie Howe will be feeling a lot happier after Bournemouth secured their first top-flight win. Good performances are all very well, but points are what keep the wolf from the door. He'll be keen to add more in the coming weeks."

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Is it just me, or is there more than a passing resemblance between Ranieri and Kipling? 

Imagine the half-time team talk. He'd put Phil Brown to shame.