That is all we have time for on Tribe, as Ruben Amorim's big day doesn't end in celebrations. I have been Elliot Thompson, and thank you for joining me. Tune in with us tomorrow on Tribe for live coverage of the last Premier League game of the weekend. Newcastle take on struggling West Ham United.

So that point keeps Ipswich Town in the bottom three, but they are now level on points with Wolves on nine. They have Nottingham Forest away from home next weekend. Manchester United moved up one spot into 12th, above Bournemouth, thanks to the point. Next up is Europe League action for them as they host Bodo/Glimt.

Ruben Amorim will have a lot to think about after his first game in charge of Manchester United. He stuck with his three-at-the-back system with Diallo as his attacking wingback on the right side. That paid off in the opening minutes as his fantastic run set up Rashford for a simple finish. After that, though, United struggled to maintain any pressure, with Muric not having a lot to do. In the second half, that continued even when Amorim threw on Hoijlind and Zirkzee. It is a big battle for starting places in that United side as no one was head and shoulders above the rest today. In just one game, no one can come to any conclusions, but Amorim would have wanted more from his side today. Especially from Rashford up front, as even though he scored, his overall game was very poor. To no one's surprise, then, there is a lot of work to do for Amorim and his staff.

THE POINTS ARE SHARED! Ipswich Town will have an odd feeling about that point, as it is a positive one to pick up against such a big side. However, they really should be walking away with all three. It started horribly for the home side as they conceded after two minutes. After that, though, they proceeded to dominate the game. In the first half, Delap had a massive chance to score from close ranger, but Onana made a massive change. Only a few minutes later, Hutchinson scored the equaliser with a curling effort into the top left corner. A deflection took it away from Onana. In the second half, the game lacked any flow or rhythm. It was Delap again who had the biggest chance to win it. He started the move on the halfway line, turning De Light with ease. Delap passed it out wide and carried on his run. He flicked the cross at goal, but Onana yet again proved vital for Manchester United.

SHOT! Fernandes floats a ball over to Diallo on the right wing. He drives at Davis, taking him into the box. With some lovely footwork, he breezes past him and another defender. On his left foot, he shoots low, but Burgess does enough to get the block in.

Hutchinson holds off Shaw and spins away from him. He passes it forward to Chaplin, who wins a throw. Tuanzebe finds Hutchinson higher up the wing. Hutchinson digs out a cross on his left foot. He tries to find Clakre, but Mazraoui is there to head back to Onana.

SAVE! Hutchinson, on the right wing, crosses to the back post. Clarke brings it down and manages to keep it in. He takes a touch inside before squaring it to Chapin, who runs onto the ball. On his right foot, Chaplin shoots the first time, but it is a weak effort which Onana catches.

The last throw of the dice from Ruben Amorim sees Garnacho come off for Mason Mount, who will operate on the left wing.