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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino, speaking to BBC Sport: "We played well and fought. Sometimes it is good to suffer a little bit as it means you are alive. We deserved to win the game. With 10 men for us they dominated the game and put balls into the box - they are powerful in that phase of the game - but we held on. This means more than three points as they played for their pride and for the fans.

"We are people that love to work. we feel the passion and try to improve the team in different aspects. This was good example of when the team should play, when they should defend and when they should compete. Now the team can play and compete in different ways.

"I understand this is football (Aurier's red card). The first yellow he didn't deserve. The second, sometimes this happens. It happened with me many times. The team is happy with him. He has settled really well."

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic, talking to BBC Sport: "We are disappointed with the result. We started really well. We defended well, with shape and didn't give them pockets of space. Before the first goal we had lots of attacking opportunities but we didn't use it. Then we make a mistake and their finish was clinical. The first half was nowhere near 2-0.

"We came back and after the red card we pressed them. In the end we came to 3-2 but there wasn't enough. The game was very hectic with fouls and time wasting. We showed good pride to come back.

"When you play against the top teams, you give a little and from that little they create a chance and score.

"It was very even at 0-0. It is very hard to come back after 2-0."

Tottenham striker Harry Kane: "When you are 3-0 up and end up going 3-1 or 3-2 it is alwayts nerve-wracking, especially with 10 men. But it is a great result.

"I see stuff go round on social media (about his goalscoring) but I don't think it. I just want to score against every team. I am delighted to get a couple and help the team win.

"We know we have to improve our home form and we will be right up there. To get nine points from three away games is really good."

Ruz: Christian Eriksen was such a great signing for Spurs. Fantastic player, full of running, and a hand in all 3 Spurs goals today.

Abi: For spurs, away is the new home.

Kyle: Great comeback from West Ham but credit to Spurs. They deserved to win and some of there football was brilliant.

Tottenham are up to third for the time being on 11 points. West ham remain on four points and in 17th.

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Matthew Upson
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 live

I feel that Spurs lost that clinical edge that they showed so well in the first-half. That was the major turning point and also the reaction from West Ham.

To come back the way they did was great and they really made it difficult for Spurs in the end.

All over. Tottenham hold on.

West Ham gave it a good go after being 3-0 down. Serge Aurier's red card helped.

But that is a deserved three points for the visitors.

It's kicking off. All 21 players charge in to push and shove after a clash between Winston Reid and Fernando Llorente. Both players get a booking, as does Andy Carroll and Eric Dier.

You have one, and you have one, and you have one...

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Ben Davies has a shot that dribbles past the post. Goal kick West Ham, with seconds left.

Andre Ayew into the book. He flies in on Ben Davies.

Ooooh. Andy Carroll flies in to try and get his head on the ball but finds himself ahead of it and the ball spins away to the far side. Is the reason he was ahead of the ball because of a push? If so, the referee completely missed it.

Matthew Upson
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Great afternoon for Harry Kane. He has done his job for Spurs - you can't argue with that.

He has not been able to get hold of the ball much in the last 10 minutes but he will hope his goals will be enough to get Tottenham over the line.

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Blazed over!

The corner is taken short and Aaron Cresswell's deep cross is tipped away by Hugo Lloris before Winston Reid smashes a shot high and wide.

Four added minutes for West Ham, who win a corner...

Mauricio Pochettino plays his last card. Harry Kane has done his job. He walks off to be replaced by Fernando Llorente. Fresh legs up front.

Matthew Upson
Former West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 live

This is exactly what West Ham needed to pick it up.

The cross that came in is absolutely inch-perfect from Masuaku. He whips that ball in with pace.

It is a great goal from West Ham and it has set up a great finish to this game.

Half chance. A free-kick is floated in to the box and falls at Andy Carroll's feet, but he can't control and the clearance comes.

Javier Hernandez goes into the book for a lunging tackle on Eric Dier.

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