"Forever blowing bubbles" done.

Here come the teams.

Tottenham Hotspur

More from Spurs skipper Ben Davies to BT Sport: "It was a very tough game for us, a tough atmosphere to play in and we didn't give the best account of ourselves.

"The effort was there but it was a shame the way it ended. It was tough to get going. We lost a lot of second balls. We were under the cosh a lot.

"This is football, everyone knows how many players you need to compete on all fronts. Most of us needed minutes and it was a good opportunity to get them. The result wasn't what we wanted, but we have to go again."

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Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham's Ben Davies talking to BT Sport: "It was a tough game. I don’t think we gave the best account of ourselves. I don’t think the pitch helped, we didn’t have any decisions going our way.

"The boys aren’t playing all the time and we wanted to give it our best but it was tough to do that. They pressed us really well. I don’t think there are any doubts about our commitment."

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David Moyes says managers are often unfairly singled out for criticism and that people do not always appreciate the impact the intense scrutiny of the role has on their mental health.

The West Ham boss was responding to a question about the pressures of football management following the sacking of Newcastle boss Steve Bruce.

"It's very difficult. I think that people don't understand the implications, sometimes, of hearing people talk about us every day," Moyes said.

"I have been called lots of things and there are times when it has been bad. You try to rise above it.

"There are mental health implications. Football people are no different to people in other industries. We are seen as fair game. Managers can be called out and talked about publicly and it seems to be okay."

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Nikola Vlasic joined West Ham from CSKA Moscow on transfer deadline day but he has only started three games so far.

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Nikola Vlasic says he has joined West Ham "at the right time" with the club "more energised and ambitious" than a few years ago.

"My first impressions are very good. The players told me I came at the right time because the atmosphere is great and full of energy.

"They talk and say four years ago it was not like this and the club has more ambition and is more energised, so it feels amazing.

"I feel good at the club and around the club, with the coach and all the players. I think it's going very well."

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West Ham United

West Ham manager David Moyes tells BT Sport: "It is a tough game but I am confident if we play well we will get a result. We want to keep the confidence going, we played well against Everton."

On Michail Antonio, who is not in the squad: "We thought there was an opportunity to get him ready for the weekend."

On Ben Johnson starting again: "He was always in contention, he is a great lad to have around, can play in several positions. For him to get back-to-back games is good for him."

West Ham boss David Moyes has made six changes.

Alphonse Areola, Issa Diop, Craig Dawson, Nikola Vlasic, Manuel Lanzini and Andriy Yarmolenko are all in.

Lukasz Fabianski, Kurt Zouma, Angelo Ogbonna, Said Benrahma, Pablo Fornals and Michail Antonio drop out.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Johnson, Diop, Dawson, Cresswell, Soucek, Rice, Vlasic, Lanzini, Yarmolenko, Bowen.

Genk XI: Vandevoordt, Preciado, Cuesta, Lucumi, Arteaga, Heynen, Hrosovsky, Bongonda, Ito, Onuachu.

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That's right, the Hammers are up next, taking on Genk in the Europa League.

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That's full time and what a roar from the home fans. A huge, huge win for Vitesse but a bad defeat for Tottenham.

Giovani Lo Celso takes the free kick quickly but it comes to nothing.

Almost full time as Vitesse make another change. Ikoma Lois Openda replaced by Domink Oroz.

Tottenham have one last chance with a free kick...

The 90 minutes are up and there's four minutes of stoppage time.

The home fans are still singing away. No signs of nerves because Tottenham really do not look like scoring.

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An ovation for goalscorer Maximillian Wittek as he is replaced by defender Thomas Hajek.

Just three minutes plus injury time for Vitesse to hold on for a famous win.

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Vitesse make a change with Nikolai Frederiksen replaced by striker Thomas Buitink.

Not many seasoned game changers on the Tottenham bench and time is against them if they are to rescue a point.