Dominic Solanke 8, Junior Stanislas 7; Caglar Soyuncu sent off - Bournemouth v Leicester City player ratings

Substitute Stanislas inspires second-half comeback as Solanke scores his first Premier League goals for Bournemouth

BOURNEMOUTH RATINGS: Aaron Ramsdale - 6: Made a good save at the death to deny Harvey Barnes a late consolation. EPA

Jack Stacey - 6: No thrills at right-back in place of the injured Adam Smith. AFP

Nathan Ake - 6: Limped off five minutes before the break after bailing his teammates out for the umpteenth time. EPA

Lloyd Kelly - 6: struggled to contain Jamie Vardy in the first half but grew into the game in the second. Reuters

Diego Rico - 5: Spaniard was poor with his distribution and his defending. EPA

Dan Gosling - 6: Midfielder believed he was fouled in the buildup to Vardy's opener but hardly bust a gut trying to prevent it. Replaced at half time. EPA

Jefferson Lerma - 7: The combative Colombian relished the battle and dug in as Bournemouth clung on in the first half. Reuters

Arnaut Danjuma Groeneveld - 5: One delightful backheel in the first half suggested the winger was in for a bright game. Sadly that was as good as it got as he was hooked at half time. EPA

David Brooks - 7: Came alive in the second half with some intricate wing play. Reuters

Dominic Solanke - 8: The striker tripled his Premier League goal tally with a superb second-half double to breathe life into Bournemouth's survival bid. Reuters

Callum Wilson - 7: His physical presence unsettled Leicester's defence in the second half and he also won the penalty for Stanislas to convert. EPA

SUBS: Steve Cook (on for Ake, 40') - 7: Didn't give Vardy a sniff in the second half. AFP

Junior Stanislas (on for Groeneveld, 45') - 7: Sparked Bournemouth into life, first with the penalty and then with a shot that took a wicked deflection to make it 3-1. Reuters

Philip Billing (on for Gosling, 45') - 7: Calm on the ball and covered plenty of ground. Reuters

Lewis Cook (on for Brooks, 81') - NA. Reuters

LEICESTER RATINGS: Kasper Schmeichel - 6: Goalkeeper got too cocky with his kicking and it was his mistake that allowed Bournemouth back into the game. EPA

James Justin - 7: Was playing League One football this time last year but chances of Champions League football next term are slipping away. EPA

Jonny Evans - 6: Didn't put a foot wrong in the first half; didn't do anything right in the second. Even ended the day with an own goal to his name. Reuters

Caglar Soyuncu - 5: Like Evans hardly broke sweat in the opening period but lost his head in the second and was sent off for kicking out at Wilson after Solanke gave Bournemouth the lead. Reuters

Christian Fuchs - 6: Like the rest of his teammates looked great for an hour and imploded thereafter. EPA

Marc Albrighton - 5: Injured after a quarter-of-an-hour and replaced. AFP

Wilfred Ndidi - 5: Was fortunate to escape with only a booking for brining Wilson down for Bournemouth's equaliser. Reuters

Youri Tielemans - 6: Bossed the first half from midfield and was totally anonymous in the second. Reuters

Ayoze Perez - 6: Buzzed around his strikers to cause Bournemouth problems in the opening 45 minutes before being replaced on 71 minutes. Reuters

Kelechi Iheanacho - 7: The Nigerian linked well with strike partner Vardy before making way at the interval. His removal affected the Foxes massively. AFP

Jamie Vardy - 7: His 23rd Premier League goial of 2019/20 wasn't pretty but no more than the Englishman deserved for the way he terrorised Bournemouth in the first half. Reuters

SUBS: Ryan Bennett (on for Albrighton, 16') - 5: Never looked comfortable on the right side of Leicester's defence. Reuters

Dennis Praet (on for Iheanacho, 45') - 4: Leicester's shape went out the window with the Belgian in midfield. EPA

Harvey Barnes (on for Perez, 71') - 5: Stung Ramsdale's legs with a shot towards the end but by that time Bournemouth were out of sight. Reuters

Bournemouth's bid for Premier League survival was given a huge boost on Sunday thanks to a 4-1 comeback win against a Leicester City side who saw their Champions League hopes suffer a huge dent.

Leicester were in command after Jamie Vardy's scrappy first-half goal. But with the relegation trapdoor creaking underneath their feet, Bournemouth turned the match around in stunning fashion with Dominic Solanke scoring twice in a stirring second-half fightback.

Junior Stanislas equalised from the penalty spot in the 66th minute after a mistake by Leicester keeper Kasper Schmeichel, who was at fault again one minute later when he allowed Solanke's shot to trickle over the line.

To make matters worse for the Foxes, defender Caglar Soyuncu was shown a straight red card after tangling with Callum Wilson immediately after Bournemouth's goal.

Leicester then collapsed in alarming fashion.

Stanislas's shot in the 83rd minute went in off Leicester defender Jonny Evans before Solanke seized on more dreadful Leicester defending to add his second.