Bournemouth produced a stirring comeback to beat Leicester on Saturday afternoon as two second-half targets noticed the Cherries earn their first Premier League win since early September.
Leicester – buoyed by their 4-0 thrashing of Nottingham Forest on Monday evening – took the lead when Patson Daka reacted quickest to swivel and hearth in on the rebound from Harvey Barnes’ shot.
However, two targets in 4 second-half minutes from Philip Billing and Ryan Christie helped the Cherries transfer as much as eighth, leaving the Foxes down in nineteenth.
Bournemouth began brightly, taking part in the ball round Leicester’s press and moving into their field via Christie, however the transfer broke down earlier than the guests took the lead within the tenth minute.
A cross from Youri Tielemans discovered Barnes. His shot was blocked by Marco Senesi however rebounded off Jefferson Lerma and into the trail of Daka, who bought to the ball quickest to strike past Neto.
A typically flat recreation livened up within the second half when Bournemouth discovered their capturing boots.
Billing first discovered the goal to equalise, lashing in on the volley after Dominik Solanke had a shot blocked, earlier than Christie put the Cherries forward.
Billing was concerned once more, floating a ball in for Solanke to nod into Christie’s path and the Scotland worldwide made no mistake, hooking the ball barely unconvincingly past Danny Ward.
The hosts thought they’d bagged a 3rd to place the seal on the victory, nevertheless it was disallowed for offside.
Bournemouth XI (4-4-2): Neto; Fredericks, Mepham, Senesi, Smith; Christie, Cook, Lerma, Tavernier; Billing, Solanke.
Substitutes: Stacey (72′ for Fredericks), Anthony (77′ for Billing), Moore (90+1′ for Solanke).
Leicester XI (4-1-4-1): Ward; Castagne, Evans, Faes, Justin; Soumare; Maddison, Tielemans, Dewsbury-Hall, Barnes; Daka.
Substitutes: Vardy (67′ for Daka), Amartey (67′ for Castagne), Iheanacho (79′ for Soumare), Perez (86′ for Justin).