Petr Cech denis Ross Barkley's low shot to the near post as Everton end this the stronger. They are bouncing. 

We are into added time, just a few minutes left now surely. Will the Toffees hold on? 

Arsenal corner... Cech is up...

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

"Eddie had a dream, on minus 17," is the chant which booms around the stadium as Bournemouth's fans cast their minds back eight years to when they were languishing in the depths of the League Two relegation zone on the brink of financial oblivion, before Eddie Howe's appointment on New Year's Eve 2008 began their fairytale rise through the divisions.

Three home defenders desperately hack the ball clear in succession as the game enters stoppage time.

James McCarthy trots off to eat into the final few minutes, plus stoppage time, between Everton and such an important win. Does this stop the rot?

Lucas Perez is thrown on by Arsenal.

The final throes. 

Artur Boruc is Bournemouth's hero as he throws himself at Leonardo Ulloa to deny the striker from point-blank range. What a finish. Into injury time we go.

Three minutes added on.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Leicester have rolled the dice with three attacking substitutions and are now playing three at the back against lone forward Callum Wilson, while Bournemouth have flooded the midfield engine room with the introduction of Dan Gosling.

The Foxes now have four or five forward raiders when they attack, with Shinji Okazaki playing in the "hole" behind Jamie Vardy and Leonardo Ulloa, with Riyad Mahrez and Ahmed Musa wide.

The Cherries defenders have their tin hats on as the game enters the dying minutes, but Steve Cook is proving to be a rock at the back for them.

Brilliant. Fantastic last-ditch slide from Steve Cook - again - to preserve the Bournemouth lead. He launches himself across the turf to deny Shinji Okazaki. 

Canny play from James McCarthy to buy a throw off Nacho Monreal. Seamus Coleman delivers, it breaks to Idrissa Gueye, but he can't quite find the cute pass he was looking for behind the Arsenal back line. 

Laurent Koscielny mis-times a slide on McCarthy and is punished with a yellow.

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This could spin either way. Arsenal losing a little composure and gloss as Everton start to believe they can scramble together a winner.

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Wes Morgan knows the game. He knows the danger Bournemouth have on the break and that, now his side are searching desperately for the winner, he has to haul Jack Wilshere down and put the yellow card down as collateral damage. 

Less than 10 minutes for Leicester to find an equaliser at Bournemouth. 

They're throwing them all forward now. Striker Leonardo Ulloa replaces defender Robert Huth in their last change.

Ronald Koeman taking a gamble. Dominic Calvert-Lewin, a 19-year-old striker signed from Sheffield United in the summer, is taking his place in the Everton comeback. This is his first game for the club...

Enner Valencia coming off.

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Alexis Sanchez plays it up to Olivier Giroud and darts into space only he can sense for the return pass. But it doesn't come as an Everton leg pokes the ball away and into Blue hands again. 

The ball can't stick though and Sanchez pops up once more to feed Alex Iwobi at the near post, his stabbed effort flashing wide. 

Is this the end of the home side's good spell?

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Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Riyad Mahrez, who was substituted at half-time here at Bournemouth last season and had a penalty saved by Artur Boruc in the return game, has largely been a peripheral figure for Leicester this evening.

The newly crowned BBC African Footballer of the Year has at times drifted infield to see more of the ball, while he's not got much change out of Cherries left-back Charlie Daniels, whose buccaneering forward runs have kept Mahrez pinned back in his own half on occasions.

What a chance for the equaliser. Robert Huth nods a deep corner just wide of Artur Boruc's near post, holding off real pressure with great strength. Maybe that was just enough to put him off his stride.

Before that, Marc Albrighton is taken off for Ahmed Musa. Leicester are going for this.

The home crowd are roaring their team on. Romelu Lukaku fires a shot into Arsenal legs and Seamus Coleman's follow-up is blocked. 

Pressure. But can Everton make it tell?

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The pace, the power, but little control. Romelu Lukaku absolutely steams past Gabriel down the Everton left wing but he's into runaway train territory by the time he reaches the box and can't quite manage the cut-back Kevin Mirallas was waiting for. 

Double change for the Gunners. Olivier Giroud and Alex Iwobi are on for Theo Walcott (anonymous, largely) and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

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Everton are changing up too. Kevin Mirallas replaces Aaron Lennon. Can the Belgian add the spark the home side are missing?

Olivier Giroud's also taking a jog down the line.

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Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

A couple of worrying signs for Bournemouth - goalkeeper Artur Boruc's distribution has been wayward, to say the least, this half - while defender Nathan Ake has been holding his lower back since tangling with Jamie Vardy just now.

But it's an attacking change by Eddie Howe - with top scorer Callum Wilson coming on.