BBC Final Score pundit Sam Parkin looks at the weekend's talking points in the EFL, including Robbie Savage's debut as Peterborough manager.

Tottenham Hotspur head coach Roberto De Zerbi says the decision to send off Rodrigo Bentancur was correct, but admitted he liked that his player showed a 'reaction', adding he wants to see more of that attitude from his squad, following their 1-1 draw at Manchester United in the Premier League.

Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick says boos from the club's fans 'hurts a lot' but that he and his team 'must cope with it' after they conceded a late equaliser to draw 1-1 with Tottenham in the Premier League.

Fulham boss Alvaro Arbeloa says he does not 'feel fear' after defeat at Ipswich left his side winless in six games and bottom of the Premier League.

Tottenham score an injury-time equaliser against Manchester United after Rodrigo Bentancur was sent off for headbutting Luke Shaw.

Brentford extend their unbeaten start to the new Premier League season as Kristoffer Ajer scores late to earn his side a 2-2 draw at Aston Villa, who's wait for a first home Premier League win of the season goes on.

Two goals in three minutes sees Ipswich produce a late fightback to snatch a 2-1 victory against Fulham at Portman Road, with the away side still searching for their first Premier League win of the season.

Brighton maintained their excellent start to the new Premier League season, as they beat Sunderland 2-0 at the Stadium of Light, despite having to play much of the second half with ten men, after Pascal Struijk was shown a controversial red card.

A brilliant goal from Bruno Guimaraes helps Arsenal come from behind to beat Leeds United 2-1 at the Emirates, as the champions get back to winning ways in the Premier League.

Jordan Henderson has a home debut to remember as he scores twice for Chelsea as his side thrash Bournemouth 5-1 at Stamford Bridge, leaving the away side still searching for their first Premier League win this season.

Dominic Solanke scores in stoppage time to salvage a point for 10-man Tottenham as they snatch a draw against Manchester United in a feisty encounter at Old Trafford.

Second-half substitute was dismissed for needless headbutt

Spurs showed great character to salvage point at Old Trafford

Striker wore captain’s armband for first time

Red Devils were lucky to draw against fellow strugglers

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After 72 laboured minutes, this match was lit up by a moment of quality. Matheus Cunha was fed by Luke Shaw down the left and the Brazilian crossed to Bryan Mbeumo, who spun and finished for Manchester United.It drew delirious chants of “you’re going down with the City” with Spurs, at that stage, rock bottom of the Premier League and Manchester …

IAN LADYMAN AT OLD TRAFFORD: Man United almost got away with it here. They were largely dreadful. But for the second home league game running, they failed to beat ten men.

CHRIS WHEELER AND MATT BARLOW AT OLD TRAFFORD: Spurs dominated the first-half at Old Trafford, but, as has been the case for them so often this season, failed to find the back of the net.