Chesea will have a free-kick 25 yards out as Tommy Elphick wins the ball, but supposedly by going through Diego Costa. Dubious.

Lovely stuff from Bournemouth. Charlie Daniels drives forward with the ball at his feet and puts in Marc Pugh down the left. He sends in a high, hanging cross that Lewis Grabban gets his head to, but can only loop into Asmir Begovic's hands.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

"While Bournemouth's first season in the top flight has exceeded even their most ardent fans' expectations, it only takes a clever pass from a World Cup winner like Cesc Fabregas to split open a defence featuring the same back four - Francis, Elphick, Cook and Daniels - that was playing in League One three years ago. Heavy defeats by Tottenham and Manchester City have reminded them how ruthless England's elite clubs can be."  

Oh it should be 1-1.

Another corner comes in and Asmir Begovic has a right good flap at it - it drops to Steve Cook six yards out. It's on the bounce and there's a few men on the line, but there's no way he should hammer it over from there - which he does.

Clever little corner routine from Bournemouth.

Andrew Surman pulls it to the edge of the area, Steve Cook steps over and Joshua King has time and time and time to pull the trigger. He slaps it over though.

Chelsea's Diego Costa is caught offside and looks delighted by it. No, wait, he looks really angry. For a change.

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The game is looking as open as the skies above Dorset right now. Plenty of space on the Dean Court pitch. Chelsea are prodding away nicely and have gathered a bit of composure.

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As Mark "Mitch" Mitchener alludes to there, the Cherries were looking decent until that sucker punch.

The centre-half credentials of John Mikel Obi had been tested - he played Joshua King onside but recovered to clear the subsequent cross.

And Charlie Daniels forced Asmir Begovic into a save from a tight angle.

Regardless of all that, Pedro has his seventh Premier League goal of the season.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

"Just when Bournemouth look to have Chelsea at sixes and sevens early on, with both full-backs getting forward well, the champions take the lead with pretty much their first attack, and a classy finish from Pedro helps the away fans find their voice to sing... 'We hate Tottenham'."

Trevor Sinclair
Former England winger on Final Score

"The defender doesn't know what to do, Pedro bamboozles him with the movement and it is a great finish."

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Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

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"Chelsea goalkeeper Asmir Begovic will be familiar with this ground - he made nine appearances on loan at Bournemouth from Portsmouth at the start of the 2007-08 season, at a time in his career when he only had four outings for Macclesfield under his belt.

"He told Chelsea's website, external he expects 'a tough game against a high-energy, hard-working team' while facing his old club."

Asmir Begovic gets his first touch of the ball. It's a slightly shanked clearance - out for a throw-in.

The Bosnian has replaced the suspended Thibaut Courtois.

Bright and sunny on the south coast, as it is 365 days of the year down there... 366 in leap years.

Nemanja Matic gives it away early to Joshua King but he finds a dead end down the right flank.

Unusually, everyone was ready a little early at Dean Court. Both sets of players have been standing around waiting for the clock to tick to 3pm...

Toot toot - Chelsea get us under way.

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Our football expert Mark "Lawro" Lawrenson has given his ritual predictions for the round of Premier League fixtures.

He goes up against IBF heavyweight champion of the world (and Watford fan) Anthony Joshua.

Lawro is going for a 1-1 draw in this game.

Joshua, meanwhile, reckons it will be 3-1 to Chelsea.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live sports commentator at Vitality Stadium

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"Teams out at Bournemouth..."

Chelsea

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Guus Hiddink on the 1-0 defeat Chelsea suffered in the reverse fixture: "I was watching [thinking] 'how is it possible?' Chelsea being champions, losing, with all respect, to a club that had just come up to the Premier League.

"It's a fairytale story for them."

Bournemouth

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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "We haven't talked about a top-10 finish, just this game and making sure we give our best and every effort we have to get a result.

"I think we owe it to the supporters, who haven't seen a huge amount of home wins this season, to try to do everything we can to achieve that for them."