Michael Emons
BBC Sport at Craven Cottage

Tottenham have been in the top flight in every year since the late 1970s. Make no mistake, they are in this relegation battle this year.

Igor Tudor's side only had one shot on target, the one they scored with through Richarlison's header, and only wasteful finishing from the hosts gave Spurs a chance of getting a point - which they probably didn't deserve anyway.

But Fulham hang on for the three points and they are in the shake-up for a European spot.

Tudor has a lot of work to do to ensure Spurs stay up. Ten games to go, they are in trouble, four points above the relegation zone.

Tottenham Hotspur have equalled their longest winless streak in the Premier League, only previously going 10 consecutive games without victory in the competition between January and March 1994 under Ossie Ardiles.

Igor Tudor is the second Spurs manager to lose both of their first two Premier League games in charge, after Martin Jol in November 2004 (first three).

Dion Dublin
Former Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Old Trafford

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Well deserved today [for Man Utd]. Palace were great for 30 minutes in the first half and United were finding it difficult to get a foothold in the game.

The sending off makes a huge difference to the game, but you still have to go and win the game and create chances. Bruno, outstanding. Casemiro, outstanding.

United do stand firm and they move up to third in the league.

Michael Carrick remains unbeaten as United boss.

The free-kick falls to Joao Palhinha but his shot with the last kick of the game is blocked in the six-yard box.

That's it!

Spurs' winless run extends to 10 games, while Fulham keep up their push for Europe.

Fabian Hurzeler cheers on the sideline as the three points are confirmed for Brighton.

It's a second loss in two league games for Vitor Pereira at Forest.

The corner is cleared and Vicario retreats to his goal, and Spurs win another free-kick. Last, last chance.

Spurs win another corner, surely last chance saloon this. Guglielmo Vicario is up.

Palace are piling on the pressure in these final moments as they search for a late equaliser.

Will United stand firm?

There's a huge scramble in the box and you think Forest are going to score but it just doesn't drop for them.

It's been one of them days.

Elliot Anderson whips in a dangerous free-kick to the back post but there's a vital Brighton header to flick it clear.

Plenty of glum faces in that away end.

All hands to the pump for Fulham. First a long throw is scrambled clear, before a Souza cut-back is put behind for a corner.

Bernd Leno just about manages to slap the ball away, before Calvin Bassey wins a free-kick to relieve the pressure.

Spurs defender Pedro Perro is fuming and receives a yellow card for dissent.

John Murray
BBC football correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live at Old Trafford

What a save from Dean Henderson. That was fingertips.

Amad twists and turns to make space for a fine effort with his right foot but Dean Henderson shows his athleticism to keep it out.

Great save.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

Alex Iwobi is my man of the match. He's been the heartbeat of Fulham's performance. He's playing the best football of his career.

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Fulham man Tom Cairney is booked for a late challenge on Pedro Porro.

Six minutes remain at the Amex.