Bournemouth and Leicester City played out a 1-1 draw at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday.
Eddie Howe's Cherries took the lead in the 24th minute when Callum Wilson, fresh off last week's hat-trick against West Ham, produced an impromptu overhead kick to send a deflected ball off Max Gradel and Robert Huth past Kasper Schmeichel.
It appeared as though Bournemouth were heading for a first win at home in the top flight until Jamie Vardy converted from the spot in the 86th minute after being brought down in the area by Steve Cook.
The draw has Bournemouth sitting 11th on the table following an impressive opening four fixtures with the Foxes occupying third after a bright beginning under Claudio Ranieri.
MATCH OVERVIEW
AFC Bournemouth: 1 (Callum Wilson 24')
Leicester City: 1 (Jamie Vardy (PEN) 86')
King Power Stadium, Leicester - 11,155
Debuts: BOU - Tyrone Mings (league)
LEI - Joseph Dodoo (league)
TALKING POINTS
- Is Wilson capable of becoming the next English strike star?
- Ranieri has Leicester sitting third. Can he sustain these lofty heights?
WHAT'S NEXT?
Bournemouth head to Norwich City on September 12 after the international break with Leicester prepare to host Aston Villa on the Sunday of that weekend.
TWITTER INSIGHT
Delighted to make my full league debut today in the premier league,was a very tough game against a very good leicester team,fans top class
— Lee Tomlin (@Leetomlin10) August 29, 2015
If carlsberg did debuts, it definitely wouldn't go like this! Thankyou for all your kind messages #afcb and #itfcpic.twitter.com/sGKau5YqQu
— Tyrone Mings (@OfficialTM_3) August 29, 2015
Good to get a point in a difficult game and amazing end to a week I will never forget. #GodisGreatpic.twitter.com/if5eFmNPe9
— Joe Dodoo (@36Dodoo) August 30, 2015
QUOTES CORNER
Bournemouth's Howe on the sickening injury which forced debutant Mings off:
"It restricted us tactically and also from the guys' perspective to see their team-mate stretchered off. They (the group) are so tight here that it is a difficult one psychologically to handle."
Leicester boss Ranieri on the result:
"In the second half we showed good spirit and character. In the end I am very pleased with the draw and I am sure we deserved it."
TEAM LEADERS
BOURNEMOUTH
Goals - Callum Willson 4
Assists - Simon Francis, Max Gradel 1
Yellow cards - Eunan O'Kane 2
LEICESTER
Goals - Riyad Mahrez 4
Assists - Marc Albrighton 3
Yellow cards - Jamie Vardy, Jeffrey Schlupp, Andy King 2