Jose Mourinho is free of his obligation of speaking to the media after being sent to the stands at half-time.

Rui Faria - his assistant - has stepped up. His quotes will follow.

H: Another missed opportunity *sigh*.

Ally: Spurs still the only unbeaten team in the league but that's 3 draws in a row now.

Sam Chambers: Good draw for the Leicester boys tonight.

Chrissie: I’m not normally this pessimistic when it comes to Spurs, but I am really frustrated. 

Leon: Close to our glorious, glorious best today. I'll take that Leicester.

Mixed feelings for Leicester and Tottenham fans. Did Spurs drop two points, or did the Foxes win one? Give us your thoughts at #bbcfootball on Twitter or text 81111.

West Brom manager Tony Pulis: "In the first half we sat back waiting for it to happen. In the second half we gave it a go but needed to score. As the game opens up they have real quality on the break.

"I'm disappointed with all the goals. We should do better. You look at the money they have spent and their quality and depth is absolutely frightening." 

United had a whopping 37 shots at the target. That's more than you see in average episode of Narcos...

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "Disappointed. We created chances. We dominated the game. But I am disappointed with the way we conceded the goal. It's hard to lose two points.

"I was disappointed for the goal as the way we conceded was a little unlucky. I am happy with the performance. We are still strong and unbeaten in the league, that is very important. It's true we are fighting and it's difficult to win games recently but the team showed it is strong enough."

On Vincent Janssen scoring: "I am very happy with him. Since the day he arrived his behaviour and performance is always improving. it's important to hive confidence and trust in him."

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Pep Guardiola on ending their run of six without a win: "When we lose there are always doubts. Also in the second half I had doubts when we didn't play too well. I had doubts and saw what we had to improve. It's the first time I have not won in six games. Always you have doubts. Not over the principles."  

Leaders Plymouth beat Colchester 2-1, while Carlisle's unbeaten start to the League Two season continues into November after they beat Crawley 3-1 to remain second.

Bottom side Newport claim their first win since August, and only their second of the season, with a 3-1 victory at Accrington Stanley. Exeter move out of the relegation zone with a 3-0 away win over Morecambe and Leyton Orient drop down to 23rd after a 2-0 home loss to Crewe.

Fans of Portsmouth, Barnet and Stevenage are also celebrating wins today. 

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola: "We need Sergio. We know how important he is for us when he can convince us how good he is and how important he is for this club. He is part of the history for this club. I would like to help him. Still he can write the most brilliant images for himself in this club. He is one of the best. I am going to help him to be much, much better. That is my target. So that every game he feels how important he is. I'm so, so happy for him because with all of that he is one of the nicest people I have met."

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Burnley keeper Tom Heaton: "We came with a game plan, put in incredible shift and hung in there. Much has been made about our away form but what a place to come and get our first point."

On his save from Ibrahimovic: "I knew I had two men behind me on the line so I thought I'd get out, close the space and spread. Thankfully it has hit me but it nearly broke my arm!"

The top four in the division all won. Leaders Scunthorpe won 4-1 against Swindon, Bolton in second defeated Port Vale 3-1, third-placed Bradford won 3-2 at AFC Wimbledon and Sheffield United edged out MK Dons 2-1.

Bottom of the table Shrewsbury drew 1-1 at Southend, Chesterfield and Oldham both lost 1-0, against Charlton and Rochdale respectively. Elsewhere, there were wins for Millwall, Peterborough, Fleetwood and Northampton.

Matt Wilkinson: So Jose has a worse start after 10 games than David Moyes who spent one fifth of the money. Is Mourinho now THE EXPENSIVE ONE?

Alan Ferguson: Given resources who is underperforming more? Jose or Moyes??!

V-money: Jose Mourinhio has to be fired by Manchester United.

Peter B Hansen: David Moyes, Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho have all proven that Sir Alex Ferguson is the greatest manager ever.

Has 'The Special One' lost his touch? Should he stay, or should he go? Have your say at #bbcfootball on Twitter or text 81111.

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"Judge us after 10 games." So say some managers.

Such an assessment does not make good reading for Jose Mourinho. His Manchester United side are eighth, five points off the top four, eight off the top and one behind Watford.

Leicester are nosing up towards the top half of the table.

Leaders Newcastle record their sixth consecutive league win as two goals from Aleksandar Mitrovic give them a 2-1 win at Preston, while second-placed Brighton thrashed Norwich 5-0.

Third-placed Huddersfield also conceded five in their 5-0 loss at Fulham.

There was late drama as David McGoldrick's 95th-minute equaliser for Ipswich saw them draw 2-2 against Rotherham, with Adam Hammill's late leveller earning Barnsley a 2-2 draw against Bristol City.

Two goals in the last seven minutes gave Leeds a 2-0 win over Burton.Derby and Reading also won by similar scorelines against Sheffield Wednesday and Nottingham Forest respectively. Wigan won 1-0 at Cardiff.

Tottenham scorer Vincent Janssen reacts to his side conceding after three minutes of the second half: "Its not possible after two minutes of the second half to concede a goal. I think we created some chances though so were unlucky today.

"I want to score a lot and that's why I cam here to score goals. I'm happy with my one today but in the end we needed three points."

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Tottenham's point carries them into the top four.

Manchester City return to the top on goal difference.

Liverpool play Crystal Palace at 17:30 BST.

It doesn't matter how many shots you have, it's about taking your chances.

Tottenham will be frustrated. They hit the woodwork twice but it took a penalty for them to breach the Leicester resistance. Mauricio Pochettino's side also conceded their first league goal from open play today. He will be furious they started the second half slowly to give their advantage away.

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Wayne Rooney is deep in discussions with Mark Clattenburg who curls his lips and looks unimpressed by the arguments put forward by the Manchester United striker.

Burnley go over to exchange applause with their fans. Both parties deserve every single clap. Heroic stuff on the pitch and in the stands.

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