And that is all from me this afternoon.

You can find Phil Cartwright's report on Ipswich Town's 2-2 draw with Aston Villa on the tab near the top of this live text.

And Emlyn Begley over here for live coverage of Manchester United v Tottenham.

Catch you next time!

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna speaking to BBC Sport:

"I think we created the better chances in the game but when you came back from 2-1 down a point is a good result. Four games unbeaten and we just need to keep going.

"It was a well fought game, I thought it ebbed and flowed. We had spells of domination both in of territory and chances and they have their spells as well. I thought the game had a really good flow to it with two good sides and to be competing with a team who have been together for three years with a top manager I think there are so many positives to take for us.

"Every game in the division is tough so we know the scale of the challenge every week. That four games in a row now that we have got a result, the only two teams to beat us are Man City and Liverpool in the first two weeks when we where coming together as a group. We are doing a lot of the right things."

Aston Villa

More from Aston Villa manager Unai Emery, speaking to Sky Sports:

"We controlled the first half better than the second half and I think the result was fair in the end. We are in a process, we got one point but of course we have to try and progress the way we are. Some players are getting better.

"We started the first half very well, we came back and we controlled the game really well. But in the second half they were pushing.

"They did it, they scored, because we couldn't control like we wanted to and it was a really fair result."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Unai Emery speaking to BBC Sport:

"It was a pretty good match and I think the draw was fair. We were better in the first half, the second half we lost our concentration and the consequences happened because they scored and they could have scored one more.

"We had our chances but we conceded more than normal and we didn’t control things like we did in the first half. I am not happy with the point but I have to accept it because I think it is fair.

"They had their game plan of course when they scored it was a surprise because we started well. I wanted us to finish strongly and oppose and we didn’t do that."

Ipswich Town are up to 15th with their point, with four points now on the board from four successive draws since opening losses to Liverpool and Manchester City.

Aston Villa are in fifth, two points off the top in these early stages.

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna speaking to Sky Sports: "I thought we managed to do that [make Aston Villa uncomfortable] for much of the game. They are a top team and they resorted to going long with many of their goal kicks. We dominated and controlled the ball and created more than enough chances to win. It's a good step for us.

"It was another good day for Liam Delap, he does really well and he takes a lot of credit. But the team at 2-1 down never dropped their heads and we were always competitive in the game.

"I think there's loads to come [from Delap], I still don't think fitness-wise he is anywhere near the level he can get to after a big injury at the end of last season. The impact he has had and all-round play, and to have so much growth left in him, we are rally happy to have him here.

"It is not easy to create chances in the division. Aston Villa haven't given up many big chances so to create the chances we did showed the boys are growing into it. The next step is taking a couple more. We are showing that we are an improving side.

"Four games unbeaten doesn't come easily in the Premier League. It is a fantastic first step and we still feel there is a lot of improvement to come."

Aston Villa

Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins, speaking to BBC Sport, on whether that was a missed opportunity:

"100% the way we played we kind of fell into their hands. It was like a basketball game really, it was end to end and that’s what they wanted and they caught us on the transition a couple of times.

"We had a lot of opportunities but we didn’t get the final right, I am included in that. We could have seen the game out after my goal."

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Liam Delap is the first Ipswich Town player to score a brace in a Premier League match since Marcus Bent in March 2002 against Newcastle United .

The 21-year-old is also the youngest to do so in the competition for the Tractor Boys (21y 234d).

Ipswich Town

Ipswich Town midfielder Kalvin Phillips told Sky Sports:

"I was a good point and I feel like we dominated in the second half we really took it to them and they really struggled to deal with us and we were unlucky not to score at the end."

Team-mate and goalscorer Liam Delap said:

"It was really good and we showed what we are about from minute one and we created so many chances. It was a really good result for us and we probably deserved the win after the second half performance.

"I think it’s the fourth time we’ve got something from a game so we are happy."

Aston Villa

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Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins speaking to Sky Sports: "They always put a lot of pressure on us and we couldn't really implement our game plan. Ipswich were always on to us and it was a bit of a basketball game which is what they wanted but we didn't.

"It was a difficult game and I think a point is a fair result. We didn't get it right in the final third, we could have been more ruthless myself included.

"A point is a fair result but disappointing because there were a lot of opportunities for us. They kept putting pressure on us, they're here at home, the made runs in behind and we grinded the result out in the end."

On facing Bayern Munich in the Champions League in midweek: "Everybody is ready, there's a buzz around the club. Last year was special and this will be even better this year in the Champions League. You want to play in the best games in the world."

Aston Villa have picked up 13 points from their opening six Premier League matches - the most they’ve picked up at this stage of a Premier League since season 2008-09, when they picked up as many points.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Ipswich want to get on a run and this place has to become a fortress.

They never gave up and they were unlucky to not get more out of this game.

We'll bring you all the reaction from Portman Road as we get it before closing this live page.

Meanwhile, build-up to Manchester United v Tottenham has started over here.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Villa struggled with Liam Delap.

He bullied them all game and his run down the left side when he scored the second goal was excellent.

Aston Villa miss the chance to go level on points with leaders Liverpool but Unai Emery's side are only two points off the early pace.

Now they will prepare to host Bayern Munich in the Champions League on Wednesday before hosting Manchester United at the weekend.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ipswich were great they did not give up and Villa took their foot off the pedal.

Villa didn't really go for it enough.

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Great game.

No first Premier League win of the season for Ipswich Town, but a strong second half performance against Aston Villa earns the promoted club a fourth successive draw.

Can either side create one last opportunity?

Here come Ipswich Town once again...

Mark Schwarzer
Former Australia keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

As the game has gone on Ipswich have grown in confidence.