Manager Kieran McKenna admitted Ipswich missed a huge chance to boost their survival hopes after a 3-2 loss to 10-man Manchester United.

Manchester United spoke to former coach Kieran McKenna back in May when they were considering replacements for Erik ten hag - and now they look lost under Ruben Amorim

Tottenham Hotspur secured a third Premier League win in a row at Ipswich Town on Saturday. Two goals from Brennan Johnson – along with strikes from Djed Spence and Dejan Kulusevski – moved Spurs up to 12th in the Premier League, as Ange Postecoglou begins to navigate Tottenham out of the bottom half.

Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna has also been speaking to Sky Sports on whether it is a point gained: "Certainly says so from where we were at half time and going in with 10 man. I think it was pretty even game until the red card which I didn't agree with and then yeah at half time you know you are in a really difficult situation and you have to show your character,

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna has admitted there’s a real chance for him and his players to take advantage of Manchester United’s woes and get a historic result when the two sides meet at

Ipswich were the last side to beat Manchester United at Old Trafford in the league in a game the hosts led at half-time - in May 1984. United are unbeaten in 388 such games since then. Meanwhile, United are unbeaten in their past seven home league games against Town,