Leicester City vs Aston Villa LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

Villa had to dig in, but they come away from the King Power Stadium with three points as they defeated Leicester City 2-1 for their second win of the Premier League season. Onana's second goal of the season following a cheeky free-kick routine gave Emery's side the breakthrough in the 28th minute. But the Foxes stepped up their game and ended the first half strongly before dominating the early stages of the second period. However, Duran came off the bench to head in a cross from Digne and double Villa's lead in the 63rd minute. Cooper's side halved the deficit through Buonanotte 10 minutes later to set up a tense ending to the game. However, the Villa defence held on for the win as Leicester remain winless three games into the season. But it wasn't for the lack of trying for the Foxes as they recorded nine attempts in the game with three of them on target, compared to Villa's 10 attempts of which half were on target. Leicester, though, only produced an xG of 0.39 compared to Villa's xG of 1.48 as the visitors took home the three points. Leicester will travel to face Crystal Palace on September 14 while Villa host Everton on the same day when the Premier League returns after the international break. Thanks for tuning in for today's live coverage and we'll see you for the next one.

FULL-TIME: LEICESTER CITY 1-2 ASTON VILLA

Vardy is brought down inside the box and the referee even points to the spot for a penalty. But he then notices that the assistant referee's flag is up for an offside on the Leicester captain! No penalty for the Foxes and that should be that in this Premier League contest.

Vardy wins a free-kick near the halfway line and goalkeeper Hermansen will launch it into the box. He finds Mavdidi down the left wing but the attacker's cross is headed away to safety by the Villa defence.

Yellow Card Harry Billy Winks

Duran brings down Justin from behind and claims to have gotten the ball, but the referee flashes the yellow card.

Substitution Memeh Caleb Okoli Kasey McAteer

We have a minimum of seven minutes added on at the end of the second period. That's plenty of time for Leicester to search for a late leveller!

It's a last throw of the dice from Cooper as Ndidi is replaced by De Cordova-Reid for the final few minutes of the game.

Leicester are probing for a late equaliser as Vardy tries to latch onto a pass into the box, but Martinez reacts quickly and gets to the ball before the Foxes captain.