It seems crazy that Bruno Fernandes has made 250 appearances for Manchester United already doesn't it? Still feels like a fairly new signing to me but it is nearly five years since he came to England.

He signed the day before the first Covid cases in the country were announced. It's been a busy schedule to be fair.

Anyway, his corner is dealt with.

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Kevin Nolan
Former Newcastle midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I just wanted to mention Milenkovic who has been a real good addition. He's got a real good partnership with Murillo. He's really commanding and keeps the back line high and all in a row.

Massive addition for Forest this season.

It was checked and cleared by the VAR, Nicholas...

Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Something Tottenham haven't really dealt with well is set-plays against. This one is just fired into the far post - there's a lot of bodies in there and it's knocked on to the crossbar. It's a decent header and Vicario is beaten if that's on target.

First real chance for Newcastle.

A scrappy bit of play sees the ball end up at Joe Willock's feet on the edge of the area. He takes one touch to shift it onto his left foot but curls just wide of the far corner.

It's been a game of chances already. Rodrigo Bentancur's shot is blocked and lands at the feet of Dominic Solanke, whose effort is deflected over by a defender.

The corner is cleared by Cameron Burgess.

Now Spurs capain Son Heung-min beats two or three defenders and has an effort saved by Arijanet Muric.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport's chief football news reporter at Old Trafford

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It says everything about Manchester United's season that barring a big win, or a heavy defeat, they will end this match round in 13th or 14th.

An away win will take Leicester above their hosts, while United would have to win by four to get above Bournemouth, or lose by three to go below West Ham.

After 11 games, it is simply not good enough, which is why Erik ten Hag is out of a job.

Ipswich hit the bar. Leif Davis' corner finds Cameron Burgess - and his header from a tight angle comes back off the woodwork.

Spurs counter quickly and Brennan Johnson shoots over.

Kevin Nolan
Former Newcastle midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Burn takes the yellow card which he will probably feels like he has to do but gets the suspension now.

Having a central defender on a yellow for more than 80 minutes is not ideal with the pace Forest have on the counter-attack. Newcastle have this high line too.

Leicester do indeed keep the ball for an attractive spell but one slack pass kills it and United counter well, Casemiro whipping in a cross that nearly falls for a red shirt at the far post.

It's pretty end to end so far.

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TundePaul_1 on X: This is an interesting game. Nottingham Forest has been magnificent this season. They have found ways to win, hence sitting in third position in the table.

Newcastle are 12th but they know a win today will close the gap between them to one point. Momentum can change very quickly.

Positive spell of play from Ipswich - with even Dara O'Shea going forward in open play for this move - and they win a corner.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester need to get a couple of passes to calm their nerves because Manchester United look sharp.

An early booking for Dan Burn. It's his fifth of the season and he'll miss their next match against West Ham.

He hauled down Morgan Gibbs-White on the halfway line as the England midfielder tried to counter-attack.

Newcastle are furious. They thought there was a foul on Tino Livramento at the other end. He's needing to have treatment because he's bleeding from the mouth.

Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a good start to the game. I don't expect Ipswich to have no chances on goal because of the way Tottenham play but you do expect Tottenham to cause them a lot of problems in those forward areas.

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Wilfred Ndidi is often the furthest man forwards for Leicester as United have the ball, I can't think of a falser nine but I imagine it's something to do with pressing.

A very long spell of Spurs possession finds Dominic Solanke in the box but he just can't get his shot away.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a really good start to this game. It's been exciting and positive from both teams.