Premier League: Everton throw away 2-0 lead to lose 3-2 at home to Bournemouth as miserable start to the season continues... while Villa beat Leicester 2-1

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Kieran McKenna's side were held to a 1-1 draw by Fulham at Portman Road, but picked up their first points of the Premier League season, with Liam Delap opening the scoring after 15 minutes, pumping the ball past a helpless Bernd Leno.

Despite his brilliant strike, Adama Traore pulled fulham level soon after, pumping a low cross from Antonee Robinson past Arijanet Muric in goal.

Mail Sport's Henry Clark recaps on all the action this afternoon at Portman Road below...

More reaction coming in now from the City Ground, as Nottingham Forest were held to a 1-1 draw by Wolves.

Gary O'Neil's side claimed their first point of the season thanks to a stunning strike from Jean-Ricner Bellegarde which cancelled out Chris Wood's early goal.

Both sides pushed for a winner in the second half, with Callum Hudson-Odoi having a close chance blocked, while Morgan Gibbs-White had a shot deflected over.

Wolves newcomer, Sam Johnstone, enjoyed a brilliant debut with the former Crystal Palace goalkeeper palming away another header from Wood in the second half to keep the scores level at 1-1.

Mail Sport's Tom Collomosse recaps on all the action from the City Ground below...

Speaking to BBC Match of the Day, Sean Dyche admitted that Everton have now 'thrown away three games this season' after suffering a dramatic late defeat by Bournemouth.

We did so much right until they scored their first goal. I think they had one shot on target before then. The game should have been out of sight. We conceded one and then threw it away. I can't put my finger on it right now - Sean Dyche to BBC Match of the Day.

They kept raining it forward and got their reward in the end. The Premier League you have to play to the last breath of the game and we simply didn't but they did. They were playing it forward and crossing it into the box and we didn't deal with it. Simple stuff but we threw it away. It is the third game we have thrown away this season.

You have to kill teams off at every level, but particularly at this level. Everyone was looking at someone else to deal with things and that is when there is trouble. You could see the body language change. You have to see games through and we have enough experience to do that, but today we didn't.

Everton captain Seamus Coleman has questioned how Everton let Bournemouth back into the game, with the Cherries scoring a trio of late goals to seal a dramatic victory.

We really let ourselves down in front of our fans. We cannot take our foot off the gas at this level. Unfortunately we did that. We cannot be conceding the goals that we did. We have to look at ourselves in the mirror.

Even Bournemouth can't quite believe what's just happened at Goodison Park!

Bryan Mbeumo dazzled with a brace of goals to help Brentford continue their solid start to the new Premier League season, with the Bees claiming a 3-1 victory against Southampton.

As Ivan Toney watched from the stands - who yesterday agreed a deal to move to Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli - Brentford took apart Premier League newcomers Southampton to clinch their second win of the 2024-25 campaign.

It was a tough debut for Saints goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, with Yoane Wissa putting a third goal past the former Arsenal shot-stopper before Yukinari Sugawara pulled a goal back for Saints.

Everton players slumped to their haunches after the game, with Bournemouth staging a sensational comeback to swipe victory out of their clutches.

Bournemouth broke Everton hearts, coming back to score a trio of late goals to snatch a win away from the Toffees who are still to pick up a point in their opening three league matches.

Everton had taken a 2-0 lead at Goodison, with Michael Keane and Dominic Calvert-Lewin both finding the back of the net and looked like they would go on to claim victory.

But almost out of nowhere, the Toffees gave the game away, with Antoine Semenyo pulling a goal back in the 87th minute.

Lewis Cook followed up in the 92nd minute before Luis Sinisterra scored the winner in the 96th minute.

It means the Toffees will stay rock-bottom of the Premier League table having failed to pick up a single point from their opening three matches.

• Leicester 1-2 Aston Villa
• Brentford 3-1 Southampton
• Everton 2-3 Bournemouth
• Ipswich 1-1 Fulham
• Nottingham Forest 1-1 Wolves

Leicester are still waiting for their first win of the Premier League campaign after returning to the top-flight this season.

Goals from Amadou Onana and Jhon Duran gave Unai Emery's side the lead before Facundo Buonanotte pulled a goal back for Leicester in the 73rd minute.

Jamie Vardy appealed for a penalty late on after he appeared to have been pulled down by Youri Tielemans inside the Villa penalty area, but referee David Coote dismissed the claims.

Villa, meanwhile, move to sixth in the Premier League table, having won two games and lost another.

I don't believe it! Thats heartbreaking stuff for Sean Dyche!

Luis Sinisterra heads in Justin Kluivert's cross in the seventh minute of injury time to put the visitors ahead.

Penalty shout at the King Power!

A free kick comes into the box and Youri Tielemans clashes with Jamie Vardy inside the penalty area.

The Leicester forward goes down inside the box and the Foxes want a penalty, but David Coote shakes his head as VAR also confirms no foul.

A comeback from nowhere!

Luis Sinisterra fires the ball into the penalty area where Lewis Cook gets above the Everton defence and heads the ball past Jordan Pickford.

Sean Dyche is furious!

Game on! Bournemouth come back late with Dango Ouattara finding Antoine Semenyo inside the penalty area. The forward collects the ball and fires it into the bottom-right corner.

It's game on again at Goodison!

More changes coming on now for Aston Villa.

After coming on for Leon Bailey earlier, Jacob Ramsey has been replaced by Kosta Nedeljkovic. Meanwhile Lamare Bogarde is coming off for Ian Maatsen.

Ten minutes left to play here at the King Power Stadium, with Leicester starting to mount more pressure on Aston Villa as they look for an equaliser.

The Foxes pull one back! Facundo Buonanotte fires a driven shot past Emi Martinez in goal.

Game on, but can Leicester get another?

Brentford are on a roll here! Yoane Wissa fires the ball into the back of the net from inside the penalty area!

Bryan Mbeumo gets a second for Brentford!

Southampton defender Jan Bednarek gifts the ball away to the Bees and with Mathias Jensen finding Mbeumo who buries the ball into the bottom left corner of the goal.

Talk about impact subs!

Jhon Duran gets his second goal of the Premier League season after coming on just moments ago.

Lucas Digne collects the ball on the left wing before firing in a dangerous cross to the six-yard box. Duran jumps high into the air and loops a fantastic header over Mads Hermansen into the back of the net.

Jamie Vardy looked to have the ball in the back of the Aston Villa but it won't count!

The ball appeared to hit David Coote in the build up to the goal and the referee had blown his whistle before Vardy fired past Emi Martinez.

Meanwhile, several subs are coming on for Villa. Goal scorer Amadou Onana has been replaced by another ex-Everton player Ross Barkley.

Jhon Duran has also replaced Ollie Watkins, who has struggled in front of goal today.

After Micheal Keane put the hosts 1-0 up volleying in after 50 minutes, Dominic Calvert-Lewin has doubled the Toffees' lead!

Dwight McNeil threads his team-mate through on goal with Calvert-Lewin dinking the ball around Bournemouth goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga.

Tom Collomosse at the City Ground:

Home fans haven’t been happy with referee Simon Hooper here – and perhaps they have a case. Chris Wood’s header struck Jorgen Strand Larsen on the elbow just before half-time, and Toti Gomes risked a second booking for a foul on Ibrahim Sangare. Two escapes for Wolves. No wonder Hooper was booed off!

We're back underway here at the King Power and Villa's goalscorer Amadou Onana looks to have copped a nasty injury as he chased down a long pass.

He's back on his feet and seems OK to continue, but John McGinn is currently pleading with the referee for a foul on the Villa midfielder.

Looks like play will be restarted with a drop ball and Leicester now have possession again.

A crazy game unfolded earlier this afternoon at the Emirates Stadium, with Arsenal being held to a 1-1 draw by Brighton.

Kai Havertz took the opener with a lovely lob over Bart Verbruggen in net, while Declan Rice was sent off for a controversial incident in the second half.

Joao Pedro would hit back with an equaliser in the second half, with Brighton continuing their unbeaten start to the new league season.

Recap on who starred and who 'had a tricky time' at the Emirates below!

Ivan Toney was pictured watching the Bees, despite finalising a transfer to Al-Ahli on Friday.

The Bees took the lead with Bryan Mbeumo putting the hosts ahead tapping a rebounded ball past new Southampton signing Aaron Ramsdale.

Plenty of goals flying in around the Premier League this afternoon, with Everton vs Bournemouth being the only goalless game so far.

Here are the scores at half-time...

• Leicester 0-1 Aston Villa
• Brentford 1-0 Southampton
• Ipswich 1-1 Fulham
• Nottingham Forest 1-1 Wolves
• Everton 0-0 Bournemouth

Despite Leicester's late efforts, Villa hang on to go in at half-time 1-0 up after Amadou Onana's strike.

Ollie Watkins could have given Villa the lead twice before that but for some brilliant reactoins from Mads Hermansen in the Leicester net.

Caleb Okoli could have pulled the Foxes level late on, firing a dangerous shot towards the Villa goal late in the first half, but Emi Martinez produces an excellent save to keep Villa ahead.

Villa also lost Leon Bailey in the first half, who appeared to suffer a hamstring injury - before being replaced by Jacob Ramsey.

There are two minutes to play here at the King Power and Leicester have a corner.

Looks like Digne has just sent Fatawu tumbling off the ball. The Lecister star has appealed to the referee but he's having none of it.

The corner is finally taken and is floated in by Kristiansen to a dangerous area but Leicester can't make good the opportunity.

Bryan Mbeumo puts the hosts ahead, capitalising off a rebound inside the penalty area and beats Aaron Ramsdale from close range!

Tough start for the new Southampton goalkeeper!

Matt Barlow at the King Power Stadium:

Ollie Watkins still suffering in front of goal… denied twice by two excellent saves by Mads Hermansen. The first with the Leicester keeper dashing from his line to smother. For the second, Watkins was played clean through by Morgan Rogers and really should have scored. Hermansen saved low to his right.

Fulham have pulled level at Portman Road with Antonee Robinson firing a pacey cross through the Ipswich penalty area to find Adama Traore.

The Fulham forward lashes the ball into the back of the net to pull the visitors level!

Joe Bernstein at Goodison Park:

A few wry expressions at Goodison on news that Everton’s former midfielder Amadou Onana has scored again for Aston Villa. He scored two Premier League goals last season for The Toffees – and already has two in three games at his new club.

Meanwhile, Sean Dyche’s side continue to huff and puff looking for their first league goal of the season though Kepa has just had to save well from Ndi

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Matt Barlow at the King Power Stadium:

That’s a lovely free-kick routine for the Villa opener scored by Onana. Tielemens shapes to cross but cuts it short to Ramsey on the run who squares for Onana. Emery and his free-kick specialist McPhee pleased with themselves in the technical area. Leicester are furious because they thought it should not have been a free-kick. And they had a point. Skipp was penalised as he chased back to tackle Watkins on the slide. Seemed to win the ball. 0-1

I did say Villa were knocking on the door! Summer signing Amadou Onana wraps upa sensational passage of play from the visitors to score his second goal of the season!

Villa take advantage of a free-kick inside the Leicester half, with substitute Jacob Ramsey crashing forwards to receive a short ball into the penalty area, before crossing to Onana who taps in the pass with an outstretched leg.

Hermansen called into action again and he produces another excellent save to deny Ollie Watkins.

Looks like Villa are ramping things up here as they press into Leicester's final third.

Liam Delap crashes forward after receiving a pass from Leif Davis and unleashes a powerful long-range strike into the top corner of the goal.

There's not much Bernd Leno can do about that!

To confirm, Jacob Ramsey has replaced Leon Bailey after the Villa forward went down with what appeared to be a hamstring injury.

Matt Barlow at the King Power Stadium:

Less than a quarter of an hour in at Leicester and Villa have lost Leon Bailey, forced off with what looks like a hamstring injury. Jacob Ramsey preparing to come on…

Wolves hit back! Jean-Ricner Bellegarde fires a long-distance strike into the back of the net!

What a start at the City Ground.

Chris Wood has put the hosts ahead despite a fast start from Wolves.

He heads in a corner from Elliot Anderson inside the first 10 minutes!

Villa have started well here at the King Power, but what can we expect from them this season?

The Villans impressed last season, with Unai Emery's side qualifying for the Champions League, having been one of the most exciting teams in the top-flight to watch.

Can they secure Champions League football again this season? Will their players grow tired of Emery's demands? And can they end their trophy drought?

Tom Collomosse delves into what we can expect from Villa below...

Fast start from Villa, Youri Tielemans returns to the King Power today and has nearly put the visitors 1-0 up, with Mads Hermansen coming off his line to clear the ball away from the Villa midfielder.

A good start from Emery's side!

We're underway at the King Power Stadium!

The transfer window might have closed, but Tom Collomosse understands that Wolves are still set to confirm one final signing...

One player not at the City Ground, though, is Daniel Podence. The Portuguese forward’s move from Wolves to Saudi club Al-Shabab is set to be finalised in the coming hours.

Kick off is fast approaching at the King Power Stadium!

Steve Cooper delivered his pre-match thoughts earlier this week and has instructed his team to take confidence from their performances in the Premier League so far and take the game to Aston Villa today.

The first two games have given us enough moments of belief that we can go and play well and win games at this level. But it’s also reminded us that when you don’t quite get it right, you can be under the cosh in games and things can go against you - Steve Cooper.

That’s what we’re doing - we’ll look at the games closely, but we’re really positive in the camp and we’re enthused about what we can do this season. It’s a positive culture and that has to be the approach going into every game.

You have to take it game by game but you have to go in there with a really positive mindset about what can be achieved, and no fear of the opposite. We’ll go into every game believing that we can and will win, but we’re under no illusions about how small the margins are and what you really need to get over the line.

We’ve got to get it right on Saturday. We’ve got to ensure that we really take the game to Villa and believe in our concepts and the affect they can have on the game. That’s what we’ve been doing in our preparation.

Former Premier League winner Danny Simpson is set to step into the ring later tonight and will fight Danny Aarons at the Misfits Boxing event.

And his former side, Leicester, took to social media to wish their former player good luck for the fight!

In their last five meetings, both Leicester and Aston Villa have claimed two wins apiece, with both sides playing out a 0-0 draw back in 2019.

Interestingly, the last time these two sides played was back in 2023 at the King Power, with Villa claiming a 2-1 victory against the Foxes.

Mail Sport's Tom Collomosse is at the City Ground today ahead of Nottingham Forest's clash against Wolves and has been reflecting on Nuno Espirito Santo's return to Nottingham.

Nuno’s spell in charge of Wolves is remembered with great fondness by their supporters – and no wonder. Under the Portuguese, the club twice finished seventh in the Premier League as well as reaching the FA Cup semi-finals and the quarter-finals of the Europa League. There is likely to be a frostier reception for another former Wolves man, though.

Morgan Gibbs-White is celebrating his first call-up to the full England squad but is bound to be booed by the Wolves fans after leaving the club two years ago.

Unai Emery has hit out at interim England manager Lee Carsley this week after Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers was called up to England's U21 side.

Emery appeared surprised that his midfielder, 22, was not called up to the senior squad, with Carsley opting to pick several younger stars in his squad for the Three Lions upcoming internationals.

What is a player like Morgan Rogers gaining by playing for the U21s?. I am surprised. I respect that they are not calling him for the first team, but the second team? He is not a player for the second team. Hopefully he will come back here in good shape - Unai Emery

Last year, Ramsey came back injured and barely played all season which was very painful for us and we lost a lot without him. If they had called him for the senior team, I could understand it. Morgan Rogers is a reality now and he is confirming it – not to play for the U21s.

Everton will pay tribute to their former striker Kevin Campbell who sadly passed away, aged 54, in June.

The club have announced they will pay tribute to the striker in their matchday programme while fans in the Sir Philip Carter stand are set to hold up a display reading 'Super Kev'.

Leicester announced on friday that the club had agreed a loan deal for former Crystal Palace striker Odsonne Edouard.

And it seems the 26-year-old is set to be introduced to fans at the King Power later today!

I can’t wait to get started. I’m really excited to be joining a team like Leicester City and to do what I can to help the team in the Premier League this season - Edouard to Leicester's club website.

There’s a fantastic squad here and I’m confident that the team has what it takes to be successful. I’ll be working hard to make sure I do everything I can to support my team and to show the fans what I can do on the pitch.”

After arriving at the club in a £25million transfer from Arsenal yesterday, Aaron Ramsdale has been handed his first start between the sticks for the Saints.

Ramsdale had rather hilariously announced he was joining the south coast side while he was dressed up as Hagrid from Harry Potter!

After joining Arsenal from Sheffield United in 2021 for a fee of £26m, Ramsdale would go on to make 89 appearances for the north London outfit while also becoming a fan favourite among fans at the Emirates Stadium.

Speaking on his arrival, he said: 'I'm absolutely delighted.'

Speaking on his lack of game time last season, he said: 'I've had the feeling of sitting on the bench and I don't want to do that again. Playing football, winning games of football, even getting draws away from home against big opposition or when your back's against the wall.'

Aaron Ramsdale, who joined Southampton in a £25million transfer on Friday, starts for the Saints this afternoon at the GTech Community Stadium, in place of Alex McCarthy.

Meanwhile, Thomas Frank has opted to call upon Mads Roerslev and Keane Lewis-Potter who both come in for Mikkel Damsgaard and Kevin Schade.

Summer signing Kalvin Phillips gets his first Premier League start for Ipswich alongside Chiedozie Ogbene. The pair are the only two changes with Massimo Luongo and Ben Johnson making way.

Fulham are unchanged from their victory against Leicester last weekend.

Seamus Coleman returns to the Everton starting XI today following a lengthy injury lay-off in place of Roman Dixon.

Meanwhile, Abdoulaye Doucoure makes way for summer signing Iliman Ndaye in midfield.

Andoni Iraola's side are unchanged for the game, following their 1-1 draw against Newcastle.

Speaking on taking on Everton at Goodison Andoni Iraola is hoping his side can turn things around from their 3-0 defeat against the Toffees last season.

We have the experience from past season, I don't know if it was the worst, probably one of the worst games we played for sure. They were better than us, and they deserved to beat us. I hope we also can learn from that experience. I think we are a more solid team now, but even doing good things is not enough to get a result there.

I think even the game against Brighton that, at the end, they lose 3-0. You see the first 50, 60 minutes of that game and they were putting a lot of pressure against Brighton and probably they deserved other things in that game. And I know that the game is going to be difficult. I know it. We have to be ready to defend very well, to not concede anything because they have good threats.

Several changes for Steve Cooper's side now with Caleb Okoli, Oli Skipp, and Jordan Ayew all being handed first league starts this afternoon.

Okoli comes in to the back line for Jannik Vestergaard, while Skipp comes in for Facundo Buonanotte. Ayew comes in for Bobby De Cordova-Reid.

Just one change for Unai Emery's side for today's game with Lamare Bogarde coming in for Matty Cash after he picked up a hamstring injury last weekend.

Meanwhile, in the 12.30pm game, Brighton and Arsenal are knocking lumps out of each other!

After Kai Havertz lobbed Bart Verbruggen in the first-half, the Gunners were sent down to 10-men with Declan Rice being shown a second yellow card for delaying a restart - after he was kicked by Joel Veltman.

Brighton have since taken advantage of the mismatch in numbers and have found an equaliser, with Joao Pedro striking in!

Check out the latest below!

Fresh off the back of a 4-0 victory against Tranmere in the EFL Cup, Steve Cooper's side are looking to clinch their first victory of the Premier League season against Aston Villa this afternoon.

Steve Cooper's side failed to back up their 1-1 draw against Tottenham during their opening Premier League clash, suffering a 2-1 defeat against Fulham last weekend.

Wout Faes scored the Foxes equaliser during that match, but Fulham found a second gear, sealing victory in the 70th minute at Craven Cottage.

Villa, meanwhile, come into this match also on the back of a 2-0 defeat by Arsenal.

But who are we backing to win this afternoon? Find out more below!

It's been a busy week in the football world, with teams fighting to get plenty of last-minute deals across the line ahead of Friday's summer transfer window deadline.

While there was plenty of action kicking off on deadline day, with Raheem Sterling joining Arsenal on loan, Ivan Toney moving to Saudi Arabia and Jadon Sancho moving from Manchester United to Chelsea, all eyes now turn back to the pitch - and have we got a busy day of action coming up in the Premier League!

Our featured match for this afternoon's 3pm fixtures takes place at the King Power Stadium, with Premier League newcomers, Leicester looking to get their first win of the league season against Aston Villa.

We'll also have live updates, news and commentary from around the grounds, with another four games kicking off this afternoon, before West Ham take on Manchester City at 5.30pm.

Here's todays 3pm fixtures in full:

• Leicester vs Aston Villa
• Brentford vs Southampton
• Ipswich vs Fulham
• Nottingham Forest vs Wolves
• Everton vs Bournemouth