With 73 minutes gone Forest won the ball back deep in their own half and Morgan Gibbs-White broke quickly before finding Delap. Delap aimed for the far top corner and the ball went in off the woodwork. Glasner ran the length of the pitch to celebrate with him.
City sent on Phil Foden for Enzo Fernández but could not find a way back. Igor Jesus replaced Delap three minutes from time.
Forest are now 16th on nine points. City stay second on 21, six points behind Arsenal. For Maresca, the questions keep coming.
Where it leaves them: Nott'm Forest 16th on 9 points; Man City 3rd on 21 points. Forest move up to 16th on nine points, two clear of the relegation zone. City stay second on 21, six behind Arsenal.
Ao Tanaka blazed over after a slick counter-attack, and Roberto De Zerbi was booked for dissent six minutes after the restart. Spurs' only real moment came on 69 minutes, when substitute Conor Gallagher let fly from outside the box and went inches wide.
The win lifts Leeds after last week's 2-0 defeat at Bournemouth and halts Spurs, who arrived on the back of wins over Chelsea and Crystal Palace.
Where it leaves them: Leeds 9th on 14 points; Tottenham 10th on 12 points.
PREMIER LEAGUE
BARRY DOUBLE LIFTS MOYES INTO THE TOP FIVE
By Our Special Correspondent
Everton 3, Coventry 1. Everton: Thierno Barry 56, 61, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall 81; Coventry: Yann Gboho 52. Gboho's poke put Coventry ahead on Lampard's return. Thierno Barry struck twice in five minutes, then teed up Dewsbury-Hall, as the boss equalled Catterick's 592-game record
In front of 52,395 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, Thierno Barry scored twice as Everton came from behind to beat Coventry 3-1 on the night David Moyes equalled Harry Catterick's club record of 592 games in charge. Frank Lampard's return to Merseyside ended in defeat, and the Toffees moved into fifth.
It was goalless at the break. Coventry had been competitive, and Jordan Pickford had already saved from Tatsuhiro Sakamoto before Jack Rudoni drilled wide. The visitors also felt they should have had a penalty when James Tarkowski tugged Caleb Yirenkyi's hair. Stuart Attwell and VAR decided it lacked the force for a foul.
Seven minutes into the second half, Yann Gboho, surrounded by three Everton defenders, poked Coventry into the lead. The Sky Blues had earned it. Five minutes later the game flipped. Vitalii Mykolenko's cross found Barry, and the striker headed Everton level. Before Coventry could settle, Barry had bundled in a second from close range. Two goals in five minutes, and the Hill Dickinson was bouncing.
“I wasn't quite so sure about a good performance. We got a performance, and we got a result, but I have to say Coventry made it really difficult for us. It was good, but in the end, we got the goals which mattered and when you win in the Premier League you take it because it is so hard to get the wins.” – David Moyes, Everton manager, speaking to BBC Match of the Day, via BBC Sport
“A lot of good stuff in the way we played, which makes it really difficult to lose the game. Big decisions affected the game, clearly. We have to keep working. I'm seeing progression in the team. We have to work hard. There is a good spirit with us and we have to keep improving.” – Frank Lampard, Coventry manager, speaking to BBC Match of the Day, via BBC Sport
With nine minutes left, Barry played Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall through. He took a touch and, from a tight angle, somehow beat Carl Rushworth at his near post. Only place he could have put it. A VAR check for offside came and went: Dewsbury-Hall was clearly on. Two goals and an assist for Barry; three points and a place in the top five for Moyes.
Coventry will have grumbles about the decisions that went against them. Lampard's side had impressed before the break and for a stretch after it. Once Barry struck twice, though, the night belonged to Everton. The Scot walked onto the pitch at the whistle to congratulate his players, including the two-goal striker who has now scored 10 times in 13 appearances this season.
Where it leaves them: Everton 6th on 16 points; Coventry 17th on 9 points. Everton climb to fifth on 16 points after 10 games. Coventry stay 16th on nine, still three wins in five after their opening four defeats without a goal. Barry now has 10 in 13 in all competitions this season, six of them in the Premier League.
PREMIER LEAGUE
MUNIZ ANSWERS MURPHY WORLDIE IN THREE MINUTES
By Our Special Correspondent
Fulham 1, Newcastle 1. Fulham: Rodrigo Muniz 83; Newcastle: Jacob Murphy 80. Jacob Murphy's rocket from the edge of the D looked enough — until Rodrigo Muniz bundled Fulham level at the Cottage
For 80 minutes at Craven Cottage this was going nowhere. Then Jacob Murphy produced a worldie, Rodrigo Muniz answered inside three minutes, and Fulham and Newcastle settled for a 1-1 draw that felt about right.
Neither side had found a way through by half-time. The game drifted, probing without punch, and the travelling Magpies support had little to cheer until the closing stages.
Fulham lost the ball cheaply in midfield. Murphy collected it five yards inside the Fulham half, drifted past one, then another, and from the top of the D curled an absolute rocket beyond Bernd Leno. Dion Dublin called it on Final Score: what a worldie. If that had been the winner, nobody in black and white would have argued.
It lasted three minutes. Alex Iwobi slipped the ball through, Shea Charles touched it on to Cesar Pelacios, and in the scramble the ball squirmed to Muniz, who finished well into the corner. A dull afternoon had suddenly found a pulse.
Both sides pushed for a winner. Lewis Hall shot from 12 yards and Leno saved well to his left. Ryan Sessegnon struck beautifully from the edge of the box and Lukas Hornicek produced a proper palm-stinger to keep Newcastle level. Amar Dedic and Fabian Schär both went into the book as the game stretched, and Matthias Jaissle was booked for his protests late on.
A point apiece. Murphy will wonder how his strike only earned one; Muniz will be glad it did.
Where it leaves them: Fulham 15th on 10 points; Newcastle 11th on 12 points. Newcastle sit 11th on 12 points after ten; Fulham 15th on 10. A drab Cottage afternoon woke up with two goals in three minutes and finished all square.
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