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Tottenham's impressive run of six consecutive home wins comes to a sudden halt, leaving them in ninth place in the Premier League, though they remain just three points behind fourth-placed Brighton. After giving Crystal Palace their first win of the season in late October, Spurs have now done the same for Ipswich, who climb out of the relegation zone with this important victory.

Tottenham thought they had halved Ipswich's lead early in the second half when Dominic Solanke scored from a corner, but VAR ruled out the goal for an unintentional handball. Spurs continued to apply pressure and Rodrigo Bentancur headed home from a corner to halve the deficit, setting up a tense finish. However, despite their efforts, Solanke couldn't convert a close-range chance in stoppage time, and Ipswich held on for a crucial first victory of the season.

After a disappointing loss to Galatasaray in the UEFA Europa League, Tottenham faced Ipswich, who had also dropped points to Leicester City in stoppage time last week. The match was evenly contested early on, with both sides creating chances, including a close-range save from Guglielmo Vicario to deny Sammie Szmodics and a wide miss by Brennan Johnson off a Son Heung-min cross. Ipswich then took the lead when Szmodics scored with an overhead kick, and they doubled their advantage just before halftime when Liam Delap bundled the ball over the line after a counter-attack. Spurs were left frustrated as Ipswich capitalized on their defensive mistakes.

MASSIVE RESULT FOR IPSWICH TOWN!

LAST CHANCE! Spurs have a free kick just outside the box, and this could be their last chance to find an equalizer. Porro delivers a cross into the box, but Burgess rises above everyone to head it clear. Meanwhile, Hutchinson is shown a yellow card for failing to retreat before the free kick was taken.

BIG SAVE! A deflected ball falls to Solanke inside the right of the box, presenting a huge chance for the striker. He strikes it, but Muric is quick to react, making himself big and blocking the shot that came straight at him. A crucial save from the goalkeeper, keeping Ipswich's lead intact.

Hutchinson heads to the left corner flag, looking to run down the clock, but Bissouma fouls him with a needless challenge. It's a frustrating foul for Spurs, giving Ipswich a chance to waste more precious time in these final moments.