If I was Manuel Pellegrini, I'd be considering which parts of the house to pack up first. He looks lost. His team look lost.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

West Ham have now conceded three goals in each of their last three games.

That is truly terrible.

Bradley Allen
Tottenham Hotspur academy coach on BBC Radio London

Brilliant cross from Aurier and Harry Kane does so well, he comes in with a thumping header: pick that one out, three nil.

Oh dear. Oh dear, oh dear.

This is woeful from both sides. West ham's free-kick is useless, Snodgrass' delivery cut out by the first man.

What follows is a rapid counter that ends with Lucas Moura having a clear sight of goal. He takes a look, shoots and drags his shot painfully wide.

The last of the half-time bubbles have drifted away and Antonio gets into the action to win a free-kick in Spurs territory. It's an opportunity.

Welcome back Robert. Serge Aurier takes ball and man to leave Snodgrass on the turf by the touchline. Just a reminder that Spurs are up for this.

Can Antonio make any kind of difference or do Spurs have this in the bag already? We're back under way and about to find out.

Antonio is on for Felipe Anderson, who did very little in the first half.

Gumbo 74: Pellegrini has to go. As WHU fans we can live with not winning if the manner in which we play is acceptable.

Dave Bundy: I don't mind losing in a close fought, passionate performance. But this first half lacks any desire, passion or will to win whatsoever

Brian Sands: Looks like 2nd Premier League sacking of the week is coming up! West Ham in deep deep trouble. Pitiful.

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West Ham had to do something. And they are doing. Michail Antonio is stripped and warming up ahead of coming on.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

Nearly 60,000 (59,930) here and the vast majority are evidently unhappy.

What is looking like a perfect day for Jose Mourinho is anything but for Manuel Pellegrini.

Boos at half-time and those ironic cheers for Roberto underline just how annoyed the West Ham fans are with their team.

Bradley Allen
Tottenham Hotspur academy coach on BBC Radio London

The game was quite cagey in the first 20 minutes, but once Spurs got in front you sensed there was a lot of pressure on West Ham’s shoulders.

Pellegrini needs to do something, whether that’s a personnel change: he has Michail Antonio fit, maybe he could introduce als Fornals or Ajeti.

But West Ham look particularly vulnerable at the back.

Dan D: Lucas & Son switching flanks and playing fluidly in that front 4 reminds me of Robben & Duff in Mourinho at Chelsea

Chris: Well, he’s already fixed Dele Alli to be fair!!!!

It's hard to give a proper assessment of that half with regards to any changes Jose Mourinho has made to Spurs. Their opponents were so dreadful.

Dele Alli does look engaged, though. And they have dealt with pretty much everything the Hammers have thrown at them, although that is less the kitchen sink and more the pathetic, sad little cloth you use to clean it.

You wouldn't say Spurs have been brilliant, but they've seized on two big moments to take what looks right now to be a winning lead.

You very much would say that West Ham have been dreadful. No ideas, no confidence and probably no points today.

The boos are pretty loud.

Roberto's last act of the half is to palm a Davinson Sanchez header over the bar. It's probably the only thing he has done with any assurance so far.

Bradley Allen
Tottenham Hotspur academy coach on BBC Radio London

Once again Dele Alli was brilliant to receive the ball and keep it on the touchline.

Fantastic cross from Son and that’s what you want from your opposite winger: Moura coming in and finishing at the far post with an aggressive challenge.