That is close! Jordan Ayew normally starts loosening up at this stage of the game and he crashes in a nice shot to the near post which is tipped wide for a corner.

That was sneaking in.

Ipswich keeper Arijanet Muric completely misses Timo Werner's cross and Brennan Johnson is unable to head the ball into an empty net behind him. A let-off.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at the City Ground

Hands on head for Eddie Howe. He was expecting Alexander Isak to score.

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

I'm just waiting for the net to bulge. I would have put my mortgage on Isak scoring that. Centre of the box, middle of the goal. Flashes it wide.

Eddie Howe has brought Sandro Tonali on for Joe Willock.

Liam Delap goes down again and Spurs fans start jeering. Spurs are playing on.

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

Burn is a lucky lucky boy. He stopped the momentum of the counter-attack while on a yellow card. It's a yellow by the laws of the game, he's got that one wrong Anthony Taylor.

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Nottingham Forest get a free-kick after a foul by Dan Burn. Ryan Yates wants him sent off with the Newcastle centre-back booked in the first half. Referee Anthony Taylor is disgusted at the suggestion.

Anyway, the free-kick is cleared and Newcastle break with Anthony Gordon. He feeds Joe Willock, who crosses for Alexander Isak, but he volleys just wide.

He's not under pressure and should probably do better.

Pape Sarr is injured and Timo Werner takes his place. The Spurs midfielder is just lying on the side of the pitch.

We have half an hour left, including any added time. It's really quite dull just now as the weather deteriorates at a similar rate to the standard of the match.

Can anyone raise it?

Yellow card for Ipswich defender Ben Johnson for stopping Pape Sarr leading a counter.

Free header in the box for Ipswich's Dara O'Shea but it's straight at the keeper.

Liam Delap is the only Ipswich player up on a counter-attack and does very well to draw the foul and goes to ground with a smile on his face.

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The last time Spurs trailed 2-0 at home in the league to a newly promoted side was against Manchester City in 2002-03.

Ryan Yates ends up in Anthony Taylor's book for a pull back after 30 yards from the Forest goal.

That is Yates' fourth foul of the day so the card may be accumulation rather than that specific foul.

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

The game has settled, it's gone a bit flat. Manchester United won't be in any rush so it's down to Leicester to change it.

Facundo Buonanotte is in the book for a stretching, slightly naughty lunge on Lisandro Martinez. Apprentice on the master sort of thing. The forward is now facing a ban.

Bruno Guimaraes wins the ball back in midfield and sets Newcastle on their way.

Alexander Isak ends up in the right channel. He dinks a ball to the back post but Anthony Gordon is reaching for it and can only head into Matz Sels hands.