Summary

  • Defeat for Spurs leaves them 4pts behind Chelsea

  • Blues can win Premier League title next Friday

  • Lanzini swiped in from close range in the second half

  • Live reaction on BBC Radio 5 live

Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley

  1. It's tight(ish) at the top

    Premier League#bbcfootball

    So Spurs can close the gap on Chelsea to ONE POINT if they beat the Hammers tonight. But the Blues will have the chance to restore their advantage when they host Middlesbrough on Monday.

    But it's crucial that Spurs keep winning to keep the pressure on Chelsea.

  2. Party poopers?

    West Ham v Tottenham (20:00 BST)

    There is live commentary of tonight's game on BBC Radio 5 live - which you can listen to on this page. Or on an actual radio.

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  3. Get Involved

    #bbcfootball or text 81111

    With it looking likely to be another season without a trophy for an exciting Spurs side, we want to know the best team you ever saw without any silverware to show for it.

    The Newcastle team of the mid-90s? The iconic Johan Cruyff-inspired Netherlands side of the 1970s?

    Let us know using #bbcfootball on Twitter or on 81111.

    Johan CruyffGetty Images

  4. Fantasy football alert

    Consider this a public service announcement for all of you who forget there was a game on tonight, you've got another 20 minutes to fix your fantasy football team for the weekend.

    FPLFPL

  5. Spurs results#bbcfootball

    Spurs have won their last nine Premier League games. In fact, they have emerged victorious from every league match since 11 February when they lost 2-0 to Liverpool.

    But with only four games to go and four points to close on leaders Chelsea, will they run out of matches before they catch the Blues?

  6. WWWWWWWWW

    But have Spurs left it too late?