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And Nick Ames was at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium:

The ball went in but Delap, an exciting prospect at 21, showed a poacher’s instinct to convert his sixth of the season.

Ed Sheeran, who watched from the stands as Ipswich played for the first time in a pink kit whose design he partly influenced, was able to join the visiting contingent in wild celebrations. These were hardly claps of thunder from nowhere. Within two minutes, Szmodics had forced a save from Vicario after excellent work from Hutchinson, and after nine minutes Cameron Burgess had leapt to the far post to plant Davis’ corner onto the crossbar.

Jamie Jackson’s verdict at Old Trafford:

Fernandes’ goal was his fourth of Van Nistelrooy’s short reign following zero for Erik ten Hag in the captain’s previous 17 games, a run dating back to April. Ten Hag has of course been replaced by Rúben Amorim, whose opening day as new head coach is Monday, as United hope their latest reset is finally the right one.

John Brewin writes from the City Ground:

Forest had seen a first half in which they had reduced their opponent to scraps, but with Gordon switched to the left, Newcastle started the second half with renewed fire, Bruno soon whistling a shot wide with his outside step, while the Forest defenders – and Sels – were forced into more and more last-ditch actions. Forest retained some danger on the counter, but after Nicolás Domínguez was sent through halfway and Nick Pope made a save, they lost control of the game.

The Premier League table as it stands now.

Nottingham Forest 1-3 Newcastle: Forest have never really managed to get out of second gear, which is a huge credit to Newcastle. Barnes was the super-sub of the day after continually overcoming Nuno’s defense and Howe will now hope his side can kick on.

It’s a minor setback in Forest’s brilliant start, but a reminder for them that they will need to maintain previous levels in the busy Christmas period. Just as they launched to the top half of the table, it’s just as easy to tumble down.

Manchester United 3-0 Leicester: It really looked like Ruud van Nistelrooy was saying goodbye to the Old Trafford faithful at the final whistle. He shook hands with every member of the staff and players before applauding the fans and he is still on the pitch.

He has made it clear that he would like to remain at the club as an assistant, but it is ultimately up to Rúben Amorim, who may want to take over his current staff from Sporting.

Tottenham 1-2 Ipswich: Big celebration for the Ipswich players as they fall to the ground with joy at their first win of the season. Their first-half performance was marked by courageous attacking play and they showed plenty of fight to ensure they would not concede in the final moments despite Spurs’ relentless pressure. The win also takes them out of the relegation zone.

Full-time results

Tottenham 1-2 Ipswich: Spurs win a free kick 25 yards out… and wow, it’s a bad ball from Porro. Huge roar from the Ipswich fans! It’s been 22 years since they last won a Premier League game!

Tottenham 1-2 Ipswich: What a saving! Muric denies Solanke after the ball luckily falls to him. Muric makes himself big and blocks the shot with his legs!

The full-time whistle has blown at Old Trafford and the City Ground, but it’s still ticking at Tottenham…

Tottenham 1-2 Leicester: Bissouma fouls Hutchinson and gives Ipswich a free kick. Just what they wanted and they will definitely take their time queuing.

Manchester United 3-0 Leicester: Amad is looking for a fourth as he cuts the ball back to Zirkzee but Leicester intercepts.

Tottenham 1-2 Ipswich: We get eight minutes of injury time… Ipswich tries to keep the ball in the corner for the last ten minutes.

Tottenham 1-2 Ipswich: Werner reacts and finds Son who gives it back, but it’s high and wide!

GOAL! Nottingham Forest 1-3 Newcastle (Barnes 83)

GOAL! Manchester United 3-0 Leicester (Garnacho 82)

Manchester United 2-0 Leicester: A bit of a quieter part of Old Trafford. Leicester seem to have few ideas and United are keen to maintain their lead.

Tottenham 1-2 Ipswich: The visitors have really lost their heads since the goal was conceded. There is enormous pressure to win this one now and it doesn’t help that the public is firmly against them. Werner tries to take a chance, but gets fouled before he can shoot.

GOAL! Nottingham Forest 1-2 Newcastle (Joelinton 72)

GOAL! Tottenham 1-2 Ipswich (Bentancur 69)

Nottingham Forest 1-1 Newcastle: Isak should definitely get his second… but he misses! His volley lands just on the wrong side of the post after Willock puts it on a plate in front of him.

Nottingham Forest 1-1 Newcastle: Taylor books Yates for a takedown on Isak. It’s the player’s fourth foul of the match, so he’s really lucky.

Tottenham 0-2 Ipswich: Spurs denied a VAR penalty! The ball hits Davis on the arm. It was close range and the VAR took a look, but nothing was given.

Manchester United 2-0 Leicester: Fernandes is not happy. He holds his head but the substitutions don’t include him as Rashford and Dalot are the ones coming off. He’s on the sidelines, but should be good to return.

GOAL! Nottingham Forest 1-1 Newcastle (Isak 54)

VAR denies Spurs! Tottenham 0-2 Ipswich

Nottingham Forest 1-0 Newcastle: Opportunity for visitors! Guimarães somehow hits a curling shot with the outside of his boot, but it goes just over the crossbar.

The late game will certainly be an intriguing one. Discover the team news for the London derby with my colleague Dominic Booth.

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Fernandes’ second goal was taken away from him and given as an own goal by Kristiansen. Right decision, actually.