Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou is telling the officials he thinks Ipswich players are going down injured too often. Omari Hutchinson is getting some treatment.

Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

If there is any indecision or uncertainty then the on-field decision has to stand.

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Pedro Porro finds Dejan Kulusevksi from the corner. He pokes it to Son Heung-min, who curls a shot over.

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Tottenham 0-2 Ipswich

They're checking for a potential Spurs penalty here as Pedro Porro's cross hits Leif Davis' arm.

The final decision is.... NO PENALTY.

Leicester have played with more of a back three in this half and pushed James Justin further on down the right, which has helped them have more of a foothold in the game.

Having said that they have had just four shots on target all day. Which is admittedly double the hosts' efforts.

Ryan Yates meets a corner from the right. He does the right thing and powers it into the ground but Nick Pope is able to easily gather.

@Eriatha on X: The turmoil at Old Trafford has done a lot to divert media attention from Spurs. As things stand, United are only a point behind, despite being so bad they needed to change their manager. Ange is in trouble.

Spurs are allowing Ipswich more chances again now. Good play by Liam Delap and he picks out Omari Hutchinson, who lashes an effort over.

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Spurs striker Dominic Solanke runs from deep and blazes a shot over the bar from about 20 yards out. Maybe Ipswich could and should have closed him down sooner. Not that it matters.

A double change for Forest. They've been waiting to come on since before the Newcastle equaliser.

Morgan Gibbs-White and Callum Hudson-Odoi are replaced by Jota Silva and former Newcastle man Elliot Anderson.

Ipswich almost in again but Leif Davis scuffs his cross to Omari Hutchinson.

Spurs have had 72.7% of the ball since the restart. And all the chances. The scoreline still favours Ipswich though.

Not much happening at Old Trafford where Jonny Evans, who spent five years at the end of his career with Leicester, is coming on for Manchester United.

He replaces Diogo Dalot while Alejandro Garnacho is on for Marcus Rashford.

There have been some moments of real quality in this game, but there's also been some really sloppy moments.

Forest are breaking three-on-three but Morgan Gibbs-White gets the ball to Anthony Elanga wrong.

Lewis Hall then opts to give it straight back to Newcastle, though.

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

He is Johnny on the spot. He's a fantastic finisher. He's there and he's ready. He's aware and waiting for the ball to drop anywhere around him and he passes it into the corner.

Well deserved in this second half for Newcastle.

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Spurs fans aren't happy at how long Ipswich keeper Arijanet Muric has the ball in his arms before releasing it. Is the 'six second rule' the least penalised rule breach in football?