Analysis: Focus on the positives or negatives?

[Getty Images] For almost 40 minutes it felt like this was going to be a dream day for Ipswich, who were bidding to make it six points from two games. But then their heads went in dramatic style and at times it felt more like the famous 9-0 defeat by the Red Devils in 1995. They started so well - and Enciso could have given them the lead earlier when he held off Mbeumo and Luke Shaw when running from the halfway line before being denied by Lammens. Davis scored a lovely opener after Fatawu, relegated from the Championship with Leicester last season, had beaten Shaw too easily on the wing. Not long after the pair combined again, but this time Davis' shot was saved. There was an element of bad fortune to the way they were pegged back with Nunez, standing about 65 yards away from his own goal, set to deal with the ball before losing his footing to allow United to race through and score. Greaves then had a spell to forget with his own goal and penalty concession in the space of two minutes and 45 seconds. Their demise was best demonstrated when Enciso lost the ball immediately from the kick-off after Fernandes' third goal and the Portuguese almost lobbed Kjell Scherpen from 50 yards. Gary O'Neil's side did not manage a shot between the 49th minute and injury time.