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Thanks Andy. Now it's time for Southampton versus Chelsea. That kicks off in 10 minutes' time, so plenty of chance to go and make a turkey sandwich. If you can still stomach the stuff...

So a disappointing end to what looked like being a tasty starter. Fear not though as we still have the main course of Premier League action to come.

Chelsea at Southampton is next up and I will pass you over to Marc Higginson. Enjoy.

Bradley Allen
former QPR forward on BBC Radio London

"This is one of the best halves of football I have seen from Tottenham all season. Considering the amount of pressure they have come under it really has been a tremendous response."

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A game that fizzled out in the second half but United will be massively frustrated they were unable to make the most of their first-half dominance. A number of golden chances were spurned and in the end Louis van Gaal's men were holding on.

Britt Assombalonga heads in at the far post for Forest, who deserved a goal on their second-half performance, but it's surely nothing more than a consolation for Stuart Pearce's side.

Manchester United work the ball deep into Tottenham's half as they come forward but Ashley Young's cross is well over the bar.

Tottenham look to launch another attack...

Harry Kane looks frustrated as a cross sails over his head. Into three minutes of injury time.

It is all Tottenham now as we enter the last few minutes...

A spell of concerted Tottenham pressure is finally over as United take a breath with their own goal kick.

Raman Khela: United have to win their away games to be considered serious title challengers, 2 wins out of 8 isn't good enough.

Chris Edwards: Can understand the quality dip in 2nd half majority of both team run close to 20km in under 2 days.

Conor McMeekin: Harry Kane must be begging Bale to put in a good word for him in Spain, the players around him at Spurs are woeful!

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Christian Eriksen's delivery from the right is headed over by Federico Fazio. The hosts are on top now as they get another free kick 30 yards from goal.

Manchester United clear Christian Eriksen's left-wing corner but Tottenham come again and are awarded a free kick on the right touch line. Radamel Falcao is booked for tripping Erik Lamela.

Corner to a resurgent Tottenham...

So close for Tottenham. Harry Kane brilliantly holds the ball up against four Manchester United defenders. He slips it to his left, where Ryan Mason is rapidly making up ground, but the midfielder blazes over from an angle.

The Lion: Is it wise changing 3 of your defenders when we are under the cosh anyway?

Joe Wedgwood: One of the most biased referees I've seen in a long time. Absolutely EVERY decision has gone Spurs' way.

Davis Sweeney: This second half has been another fine example of the so called "greatest league in the world".

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A double change in Tottenham's midfield. Erik Lamela replaces Nacer Chadli while Moussa Dembeli comes on for Andros Townsend. Neither player made much of an impact and, with 10 minutes left, Spurs are trying something different.

Christian Eriksen's right-footed delivery is sent goalwards but David de Gea has no problems beating the ball away.

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