So much has gone right for Mourinho today. But that goal is a small insight for him as to why he now has the Spurs job. They haven't been doing clean sheets this season.

Has that goal ended Eriksen's hopes of a cameo. Spurs' first change sees Danny Rose on for the limping Ben Davies.

Mohamed Salah misses out on a place in Liverpool's starting line-up at Crystal Palace after treatment for an ankle problem. Salah only makes the bench but Andrew Robertson, who has had treatment for a similar injury, does make it.

The leaders recall Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

Elsewhere, Troy Deeney could make his first Watford appearance since August. The forward is on the bench against Burnley after recovering from knee surgery.

Interesting. Christian Eriksen is getting ready to come on as he receives instruction from Mourinho. Chance to audition for Jose's side.

Meanwhile, Kane is fine and back into the action.

Nope. Aaron Cresswell hits it, but slams it into the wall. I say wall, it was more Harry Kane's face. The striker is going to need a bit of nursing after that.

Antonio is trying at least. He runs at the Spurs defence and draws a foul that earns Ben Davies a booking. The Hammers may even test the keeper with this free-kick.

I walked through a park near my home yesterday and there was a filthy, punctured shell of a bouncy castle lying in the mud near the tea shop. This West Ham team looks more deflated and broken.

Manuel Pellegrini's final throw of the dice. Issa Diop is off and on comes Carlos Sanchez. There are boos from the home fans. It's getting toxic.

Idezu Franz-Sampson: For all the rants about Mr Pellegrini here today, I actually think he's capable of taking West Ham to great heights! And I genuinely think he's gonna be sacked just yet

Chris Lord: Take this result with a pinch of salt Spurs, Pellegrini is joining either Hassenhuttl or Emery at the job centre on Monday...

Bradley Allen
Tottenham Hotspur academy coach on BBC Radio London

The aggression and determination of any West Ham team playing a derby against Spurs has not been there.

Yes there was some fifty-fifty challenges at the beginning of the match, but once Spurs have got in front and controlled the game they have not really laid a glove on them

Nearly 4-0. Kane gets away and is racing in on goal, but Issa Diop tracks him and does really well to dive in and tackle just as the Spurs striker was considering which part of Roberto to shoot right through and score.

To be fair, the defender had to do something, as it was his missed header that led Kane in.

A West Ham shot. Antonio switches feet and gets an effort away but it is straight at Paulo Gazzaniga, who saves.

Tottenham under no requirement to do anything but bask in this and hold West Ham at bay. And right now, that is simple as you like. The Hammers are offering nothing.

Jose Mourinho has left his notepad on the bench, having written in it regularly during the first half. I'm assuming he just wrote "job done" after Kane's goal.

Fornals replaces Andriy Yarmolenko - another completely ineffective player.

Michael Ball: Enjoying watching Spurs again. Definite sadness that we couldn't do this under Poch. It's still his team and his players. Mourinho has just refined the recipe a bit.

Pablo Fornals is ready to come on. I can't see it making much difference.

Give the West Ham players the chance to fast forward the clock 30 minutes and get out of here with a 3-0 loss, I bet they'd snap your hand off.

Rachel T: Tottenham look like a team again. To be fair, that’s all they need to be against this appalling West Ham side.

Josh Earl: as good as Spurs are, West Ham are absolutely dismal.