West Ham started strong, with Mohammed Kudus giving them the lead in the first half. Kudus was set up perfectly by Jarrod Bowen, who has been one of West Ham’s standout players this season. However, Tottenham responded quickly when Dejan Kulusevski equalized, thanks to a smart assist from James Maddison.
In the second half, Tottenham turned the game around. Yves Bissouma made it 2-1, finishing off an assist from Destiny Udogie. Shortly after, West Ham’s defense crumbled as Jean-Clair Todibo mistakenly scored an own goal, giving Tottenham a comfortable 3-1 lead. To cap it off, Tottenham’s captain, Son Heung-min, added a fourth goal, sealing the win.
This victory was crucial for Tottenham as they looked to bounce back from their recent defeat to Brighton. Ange Postecoglou’s side showed resilience and sharp attacking play, especially in the second half. The win boosted their position in the Premier League table, although it is still early in the weekend’s action, and other results could shift the standings.
For West Ham, the loss was a setback, but they remain a competitive side in the league this season. The match highlighted Tottenham’s attacking strength and ability to recover from difficult moments, setting them up for the challenges ahead.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
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