A spark on the sideline sees Mark Noble go head to head with Dele Alli - not sure what that was all about.

Referee Anthony Taylor books them both. Alli then ends up in the crowd after being pushed over the advertising boards. All action man.

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

"If West Ham want to get back into this game they can't do it by going toe-to-toe in terms of playing football, looking to pick holes in this Spurs side.

"It's been tough for Andy Carroll. He thrives on deliveries into the box and it's almost as if West Ham have been caught between playing short and playing direct."

West Ham aren't seeing a lot of the ball...

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Double change for West Ham as Mauro Zarate is on for Andy Carroll, Nikica Jelavic replaces Victor Moses.

Can they make any impact? 

Peter Coles: This game is developing in a manner not necessarily to West Ham's advantage.  

Rachel T: Firepower up front and a solid defence. Unaccustomed riches for us Spurs fans!

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Do footballers eat Sunday roasts? I wouldn't have thought so, in hindsight. Son Hueng-min - impressive on his return today - earns a huge ovation for tracking his man 60 yards back down the pitch. 

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Harry Kane is on a hat-trick but his shot from 20 yards is well over this time. Spurs do look very impressive now but West Ham have mentally gone. They're already thinking about a Sunday dinner and a night in front of Homeland. 

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Ian Wright
Football Analyst

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What's your approach here if you're West Ham? They do attack in search of a consolation but that only serves to leave them short-handed on the break and Son is almost right through the middle for number four until his shot is blocked.

Uli Hebel: Hammers getting hammered.

Alex Storey: I know we've had a great season before today, but this performance has been nothing short of shambolic.

Andy: Resting easier with third goal, though almost don't want many more for fear of the pundit curse. Happy to go under the radar.

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

"We've only played a little over 55 minutes but Moussa Demeble has been my man of the match so far. He has really imposed himself in central midfield, he's dictating everything at the minute."  

You'd think West Ham were missing the heart of their defence, not Dimitri Payet. They have crumbled here, heads are collectively gone and again one pass sends Harry Kane away in behind. His cross is just about scrambled away but Spurs could collect a hatful here.

Very,very easy for Harry Kane.

The graphic below doesn't show the goalkeeper and, after Adrian's efforts there, they may as well not have been one.

The ball went right under him.

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West Ham serving up a pretty good Aston Villa impression now as they implode at the back.

One pass leaves them totally cut apart, Son Heung-min runs in on goal and when Adrian saves his effort, it looks set for Christian Eriksen to bury a fourth but Adrian does brilliantly to react and make the save.

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

"Slaven Bilic will be disgusted with that. A little bit of a reshuffle at the break and then over-playing in the wrong area. I'm not sure what James Tomkins is thinking there, it's a good shot from Harry Kane but Adrian should do a lot better, too. 

"That's what happens when strikers shoot on sight though. Kane is on for a hat-trick now." 

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Another neat Spurs attack down the left sees them work it across the pitch, as they tee it up for Dele Alli on the edge of the D. Having a midfielder who can score from 20 yards like Frank Lampard or in this case Alli really affects how you build an attack.On this occasion a West ham body blocks it out but the shot was always on.

Stuart Hambling: Kane's miss doesn't look so bad on text! I don't need to hide behind my hands.

Nick, Burnley: Phillipa (see 16:54) footballers are humans, humans make mistakes, unless you want to watch robots play football where everything is 10/10 success rate, embrace the slips trips and mis-hits, or football would be a very dull game. 

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46 mins

Tottenham 2-0 West Ham

Oooof that looks painful! A proper 50-50 and on the follow-through Kyle Walker clatters into the shins of Winston Reid. A real impact injury, get the icepack on.

He's OK though, he'll run it off. Nails. 

Spurs get us back under way...