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Another Ipswich record broken 22:06 - Sep 16 with 1154 viewsTwoKnightsInIpswich

For the first time in 50 years Manchester United have lost a match at Old Trafford after being 2–0 up at half time tonight against Brighton.

The last team to do it was us.

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Another Ipswich record broken on 22:07 - Sep 16 with 1102 viewsnorfsufblue

it was 2-1ar half time
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Another Ipswich record broken on 22:07 - Sep 16 with 1103 viewsJohn_Warks_Willy

Why can’t we lose some of the bad ones instead!
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Another Ipswich record broken on 22:11 - Sep 16 with 1045 viewsringwoodblue

It’s was Spurs apparently.

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Another Ipswich record broken on 22:17 - Sep 16 with 992 viewsiamatractorboy

I think the record we (still) hold is the last Man Utd home league match they lost when winning at half time.
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Another Ipswich record broken on 22:17 - Sep 16 with 982 viewsTrequartista

It still stands as a league record. So ironic that of all the world class teams and strikers that have graced Old Trafford, they haven't managed to do what the infamous "strike" duo of Mich D'Avray and Alan Sunderland did.

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Another Ipswich record broken on 22:33 - Sep 16 with 851 viewsSitfcB

Wrong.

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Another Ipswich record broken on 07:41 - Sep 17 with 447 viewsWacko

Another Ipswich record broken on 22:11 - Sep 16 by ringwoodblue

It’s was Spurs apparently.


That’s a different record: the first time Man U were two goals up at home and lost. Ours is them winning at half time and losing.

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