Aston Villa held on towards the end as they narrowly defeated Leicester City at the King Power Stadium.
Unai Emery was forced into an early change as winger Leon Bailey went down. Academy graduate Jacob Ramsey was brought on his in place.
Amadou Onana and Jhon Duran put the visitors two goals ahead before the Foxes pulled one back through Facundo Buonanotte.
Villa have now picked up maximum points in their first two away games.
Here is how we rated the players following the victory.
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Aston Villa player ratings
The goalkeeper was called into action once in the first-half, having to make a smart save to his right to deny Caleb Okoli.
Martinez's kicking throughout the game was accurate. There was nothing Argentina's number one could do about the goal.
Lamare Bogarde - 6
It was Bogarde's Premier League debut and first competitive minutes under Emery. A few nice passes in the first half and held the high line well what is a crucial win for Villa.
The goal did come from down Bogarde's side, however, with some more help from around, it could of been prevented. A solid Premier League debut for somebody who has never played right-back before!
Ezri Konsa - 7
One of Villa's first names on the team sheet and you can see why. Konsa's communication throughout the game was crucial and has taken to the leadership role superbly.
The 26-year-old was calm on the ball and was outstanding against Jamie Vardy.
Pau Torres - 6
Back in Spain's international squad and crucial to the Emery's system. Torres did struggle early on with a couple of loose passes down the left hand side, but definitely grew into the game.
Lucas Digne - 7
The full-back struggled like Pau Torres at the start but did improve when Jacob Ramsey came off the bench. It was a lovely cross into the box to create the winner for Aston Villa in the second-half.
Leon Bailey - 5
After struggling against Arsenal, unfortunately the Jamaica international was not on the pitch long enough after picking up an injury. He had to be replaced just 16 minutes in.
Amadou Onana - 8
Villa's big money summer signing is proving to be worth every penny. Onana was on a tightrope after picking up an early yellow card but handled it very well.
The 23-year-old finished off a well worked Villa set piece to give them the lead. Another impressive performance and two goals already this season.
Youri Tielemans - 7
Back at the King Power Stadium for the first time since leaving Leicester, Tielemans was faultless and did the basics spot on. The Belgian was dangerous all game from a dead ball situation. A real asset to Emery.
John McGinn - 6
The captain was not at his best but did help out young Lamare Bogarde down the right hand side all game. McGinn did have an early chance, which was not far away from dipping into the far corner.
Morgan Rogers - 6
After a fantastic performance last weekend against Arsenal, Rogers was an outlet for Villa all game. He was not as effective as he was last week and a little wasteful with the ball, but won some fouls in some crucial areas.
Rogers will be a handful for all teams this season.
Ollie Watkins - 6
The striker still has not got his first league goals of the season. However, he was key to the first goal and his off the ball work is just as important.
Watkins was unlucky not to get on the scoresheet after forcing a smart save out of Mads Hermansen.
Substitutes
Jacob Ramsey - 6
After missing most of last season, Jacob Ramsey is still looking to get match fitness and was brought on earlier than hoped.
Ramsey was massively involved with the set piece that led to Villa's opener and was a threat when driving with the ball.
He was later brought off as Emery still looks to build up his fitness levels.
Jhon Duran - 8
For the second time this season, Jhon Duran has come off the bench and instantly scored - in both cases leading to the winners.
A super header into the far corner was the difference on the day and excellent hold up play. Another top substitute appearance.
Ross Barkley - 6
A nice performance off the bench from Barkley and linked up well with captain McGinn. Some lovely touches in the middle of midfield and used all his experience to slow the game down.
Ian Maatsen - 6
Wasn't on the pitch long enough to have a big impact but helped see out the game in the final stages.
Kosta Nedeljkovic - 6
Nedeljkovic did not put a foot wrong when he replaced Bogarde and helped slow the game down towards the late stages.
