Mateo Kovacic's day is done but he's able to walk off the field at least.

It's John Stones who replaces him - the England player's first appearance of the season.

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Mateo Kovacic has gone down clutching his right leg early in the second half.

Is this where we see Ilkay Gundogan's return?

Jack Grealish is warming up. Gundogan is still sat in his tracksuit and orange bib.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

The talk at half-time in north London was whether Micky van de Ven would survive a painful-looking collision with Dwight McNeil.

He is back out for the second half and must have been cleared by the club's medical staff after needing treatment at the end of the first half.

There are few players Spurs would less like to lose than the Dutchman, who is so crucial to the high defensive line that Ange Postecoglou likes to play.

A nice West Ham move comes to an end with a poor cross from Emerson on the left. The visitors have really struggled with their final ball so far.

Spurs look hungry for more goals.

Everton's defence is almost caught out again as a smart free-kick over the top almost finds James Maddison with only Jordan Pickford to beat.

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Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

The goalkeeper for Ipswich Aro Muric does not come out with any glory after mistakes for City's second and third goals. He dwells on the ball. You have to press that eject button at some point. When the moment is there get rid of the ball, but he didn't and he got caught.

From then on it was a City free-for-all taking shots, hitting the bar from all angles. City now back at their imperious best.

That's a teaser. Alex Iwobi whips a ball in from the left that almost catches the visitors out, with Danish defender Jannik Vestergaard glancing the ball onto the roof of his own net.

Lovely feet from Mohammed Kudus to get past Chris Richards but he then completely miscues his cross to the delight of the home fans.

German international Niclas Fullkrug is out to warm up for the Hammers.

Sean Dyche has decided against making any changes at the start of the second half. His bench includes Mason Holgate, Beto and Neal Maupay.

Southampton's expected goals was down at 0.14 in the first half which will almost certainly have to improve if they're to win this.

They have at least come out after the break on the front foot.

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We're getting back under way in our 3pm games.

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The first four shots in Man City v Ipswich were all scored – the first time that’s happened in a Premier League game since records began (2006-07 onwards).

Sarah Mulkerrins
Final Score at Etihad Stadium

Savinho has played really well in this first half, has caused all sorts of trouble for this Ipswich defence. He's been combining well with Rico Lewis down the right hand side.

Manchester United

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "When you should have taken at least a draw, we could have won as well if that goal from Joshua Zirkzee, if that incident counts."

On what he made of the disallowed goal: "It was difficult. In the moment he was on the slide. If he had read the situation better, maybe he could have avoided it but you can do nothing once you are on the slide, you can't avoid the ball. It's tough but also we created many more chances to score a second goal. We showed resilience and fought back. We had our opportunities to score more goals. It is disappointing when you don't win and then you lose."

On conceding late: "Two soft goals and we have to be more clinical in both boxes and act better as a team. It's a pity that we are without any points here. we have to get up and go for the net big game which is coming up."

On transfers: "When we have news, we will come out as a club. You have to look for better, we have an opportunity but we have to find the right options. So far we are happy with this squad and we go with this squad into the league."

On what he makes of the opening two games: "We have good potential but we have to keep going until the end. We concede a goal in stoppage time. The game is finished when the referee whistles three times. That is what we did not do well so we have to improve that game management."

Danny: As a Leicester fan, not sure how we've scored! I'm as bewildered as the Fulham fans. Nevertheless I am very happy - hopefully we can use it as momentum similar to Monday night!

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Pat Nevin
Former Everton winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The better team are ahead and it could have been more, there are so many talented players in the Spurs side.

When Everton get the corner kicks they are very dangerous and James Tarkowski is hard to mark.

Everton [this season] have played a game-and-a-half and have scored zero.

To their credit, Ipswich ended that half OK.

Erling Haaland dinked over with the last meaningful action but the visitors have kept themselves in the game just about.

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Leicester boss Steve Cooper will be delighted to get into the break level. His side hadn't really threatened much at all before that Wout Faes header.