A change up top for Bournemouth - Callum Wilson is on for Benik Afobe.

We hardly saw anything from Riyad Mahrez first half but here he is getting involved again with a tricky slalom down the right wing, hugging the touchline as looks to scamper away. 

The move ends up with another Lucas Hernandez trebuchet throw-in that's scooped acrobatically towards goal by Jamie Vardy's flying boot. Easy stop for Artur Boruc.

Encouraging signs for Leicester - they're spending much more time in the Bournemouth half now. 

Jamie Vardy battles his way into the box, beating Nathan Ake to a bouncing ball, and spins to ground looking for a penalty. The ref waves the appeals away. Right decision I'd say. 

Image source, Rex Features

Image source, .

Arsenal have scored 11 goals in their previous three games but they've been very wasteful tonight. Just one shot on target - Alexis Sanchez's goal.

Much better from Ross Barkley. 

A long ball forward is expertly chested on by Romelu Lukaku, who puffs out his body to arc the ball into Barkley's feet. He lines up a low shot that drills just wide of the Arsenal post.

Another lovely move from Arsenal where they again might do better. 

Central this time. Theo Walcott plays a one-two with Hector Bellerin who is bursting through the middle of the park, the Spaniard knocks it through to Mesut Ozil who's dived beyond the Everton back line, but the pass is just too strong and Maarten Stekelenburg can slide out to smother. 

He takes a knock for his troubles but seems OK to carry on.

Image source, Reuters

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Bournemouth are enjoying enough possession for Eddie Howe to resist changing shape or personnel. Marc Pugh, one of the survivors from the Cherries' League One days, is relishing his first league start of the season, and gets a huge ovation for selflessly tracking back to help his full-back.

On the other side of the pitch, referee Paul Tierney is getting the bird from the Foxes fans in the East Stand, who feel a foul challenge on Marc Albrighton went unpunished. Captain Wes Morgan is also doing a lot of yelling at the moment.

End-to-end. If Mesut Ozil should have doubled Arsenal's lead, Ross Barkley should at least hit the target from a free-kick in a central position just outside the Gunners' box. Into the wall.

He's yet to find his feet tonight.

Image source, Getty Images

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger, BBC Radio 5 live

Ozil had to at least hit the target. Arsenal have to up the tempo or Arsene Wenger has to make changes.

David Thomas: This game needs Giroud

Image source, Reuters

Mesut Ozil skies another brilliant chance. Big chance. From the edge of the box, the ball is on a plate for him to stroke home, just put your foot through it, but the Germany international again can't find the finish. Alexis Sanchez with the expert cut-back. 

Image source, Reuters

Leicester are looking much more lively after the break. 

There was a moment just after half-time when Marc Albrighton gave the ball away and threw his arms up in frustration, immediately turning to have a go at a team-mate. I thought the game might be up then, but the Foxes are still whirling.

Arms crossed, collar up tight, Ronald Koeman might well be a bag of nerves as Alexis Sanchez does that trademark move. Coming short to collect the ball with his back to goal, he's only stopped by a double lunge of Everton blue. What a beautiful touch he's got, the Chilean.

Image source, EPA

Olivier Giroud pensively chewing gum on the bench. Will it come to that? 

Arsenal are working Everton across the pitch with quick passing. The home side are firmer in the tackle now, still buoyed by that equalising goal, but how long can the energy levels last?

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger, BBC Radio 5 live

Great start by Arsenal. I am sure Arsene Wenger will have said they have to up the tempo but Everton are a bit sluggish and that will concern Ronald Koeman.

Charlie Daniels with a perfect touch to instantly transform a Leicester clearance into a Bournemouth attack. Always willing to run at the defence, Daniels is eventually stopped by Riyad Mahrez tracking back who, with a lovely Cruyff turn in his own box, steps away with the ball and a cool head.

Matthew Noble: Take it in guys Bournemouth are currently seventh as it stands. Incredible! 

Image source, Getty Images

No changes at Goodison for either side. Back under way. 

Can Everton carry that brilliant spell into the new half?

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Leicester returned to the field barely 10 minutes after the whistle blew for half-time, and had a bit of a wait for Bournemouth and the officials.

And, would you believe, that Leicester fan who tripped over twice before taking a shot in the half-time "dizzy penalties" competition... is Foxes and England striker Jamie Vardy's father-in-law! (Or at least, that's what he was billed as).

Back under way. One change to speak of...

Shinji Okazaki is on for Leicester, Islam Slimani the man replaced. A striker for a striker. Okazaki's got serious skills in the harrying defenders department too though.