And that is indeed that folks.

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Tottenham defender Kyle Walker, speaking to BBC Sport: "It's always good to get a win over your rivals and to get on the scoresheet was even better. My little boy was mascot today as well, so scoring a goal meant a little bit more, too.

"It’s exciting. We've got a young squad, and you can see they are full of confidence and can play football. For English football it’s even better. Full credit to the gaffer, he has come in here and put his stamp on things, and it's rubbing off on us.

"At the start of the season top four was the aim. But we need to keep doing what we are doing, to keep the unbeaten run going would be nice."

On Harry Kane: "It was only a matter of time. H is a proven goalscorer and was always going to continue his form into this year. We all had faith in him but most importantly he had faith in himself. When he is playing well he is unstoppable."

Still one more game to come in another unpredictable Premier League weekend.

Crystal Palace face Sunderland in Monday's night game. Even a win would not be enough to lift the Black Cats out of the relegation zone. 

West Ham manager Slaven Bilic, speaking to BBC Sport: "The performance matches the result to be fair. They were better than us. Up until the first goal they were pressing but we also had some chances. After the first goal it lifted them, we went in a bit of shock. But I said this to the guys, 2-0 down at half-time, we were still in it and needed to score a goal, to raise our game, be more hungry, but the third goal, which came out out of our mistake, it just killed us, and it could have been worse.

"We just couldn’t produce on the pitch. They were more a team. They were, especially physically, quicker and stronger and better in transitions. To be fair of course we played a really bad game but they played a really good game and we have to give some credit for this.

"They wanted it more today than in a normal game, but we simply were not good enough to get anything out of that game, other than being defeated."

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Slaven Bilic says that the third goal killed the game and 'to be fair it could have been more.'

The West Ham boss looks thoroughly cheesed off after that display. Write it off Slaven, and go again.

West Ham's next test is at home to West Brom next weekend. 

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino, speaking to BBC Sport: "I am very pleased with the performance and with the players. Congratulations to them. It was an amazing show and I feel very proud. We all feel very proud. 

"The most important thing is that the players believe in the way we play and we share the same philosophy. Today was a big step forward because it was a very good example of how we want to play, and how we want to play in the future.

"I think it is one of the best performances and results this season. It was a fantastic game. But the next game is always the challenge. Our objective is step by step. We are still very young and need to improve but it is important to keep the same mentality. 

"We are the youngest team in the Premier League but it is not about your age but belief. When you see a performance like that, it is because the team believes." 

On Harry Kane: "When you are a striker, there are always tough periods but I never had doubts about Harry Kane. He is a top player. He is one of the best strikers in the Premier League."

Nobody in a Spurs shirt seems prepared to say that they can challenge for a top-four spot. But how far can this young side go?

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Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a high level performance. It was fantastic and we feel very proud. It was a brilliant effort. We showed how we can play and we need to keep the whole season the performance that we showed. Fantastic, fantastic show against a very good team like West Ham.

"Our plan was always to press the opponent and this is our way, our philosophy. We try to build from the back with the ball and we share all together that philosophy now – this is the most important thing. I never doubted Harry Kane.

"Always a striker has difficult periods but Harry is top. We have a very good squad and are happy in the way we work every day.

"Dele Alli can play like a number 10 or central midfielder, he feels comfortable in both positions, depending on the plan that we have. For us the table is not important. The way that we play is important, to develop our philosophy. Today we shared that and believed in the way that we worked."

Here is Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino.

He says that his side need to play like that all season - it was a 'fantastic' display.

Full reaction from the boss to come. 

Matthew Birch: Finally Moussa Dembele is getting a run. Top notch midfielder and always has been.

Tattz, Oldbury: No exaggeration to say that Kyle Walker is quietly becoming one of the most improved players in this Spurs team.    

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No managers out to face the heat yet - we'll bring you the quotes when they do. I don't imagine that Slaven Bilic will be happy.

Here comes John with his 'calm down' message

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Tottenham midfielder Eric Dier, speaking to Sky Sports: "Hopefully I've adapted to this new position. Hopefully I can keep playing well, the team can keep playing well and Harry can keep scoring goals. I'm happy there but it's up to the manager. If he said to play anywhere else then I would. 

"We are going game by game. We're not getting excited. We know that if we can perform like we did today we'll get wins and will be pushing right up to the top, so we'll just keep on doing that."

Tottenham striker Harry Kane, speaking to Sky Sports: "That was probably the best performance we have had this season. The whole week training has been incredible and we just tried to put that out on the pitch. We came out of the traps flying. 

"As a striker when your confidence is high you feel like you're going to score every game. Today I could have had a couple more, but the most important thing is we're winning by playing well. 

[On his missed chance] "I tried to put my foot through it and probably got a bit excited. I'll be punching myself that I didn't get the hat-trick."

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Harry Kane, who always seems like a nice chap, puts his form in London derbies down to his partner's home cooking. Is that all there is to it?

Eric Dier says the usual - they aren't getting carried away, he's happy to play wherever the manager wantzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Alan: 4-1 against a poor West Ham side. Don't get too carried away lads

Erick Koome: I have a feeling this Spurs side will blow Chelsea away next weekend! Young and hungry

Geraint Jones: Another great performance, could have been a tricky fixture. Dembele showing his class again!

Harry Kane says that is Spurs' best performance of the season. Even better than beating Manchester City?

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That's 12 Premier League games unbeaten for Spurs now - which equals their best-ever run. Under the radar challengers?

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

"Spurs dominated once they figured out West Ham's tactics after a scrappy opening. This is one for Slaven Bilic and his players to forget, but Spurs keep on going from strength to strength. 

"There is so much to sing and dance about for Mauricio Pochettino and his players."

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