West Ham United have scored five first-half goals in five games, only Fenerbahçe (6) and Dinamo Zagreb (6) have scored more in the Europa League this season.

Two goals late in the first half puts West Ham in total control of the game.

Tottenham a goal down, a man down and without a shot on target. Antonio Conte's half-time team talk could be interesting.

Mura have defended well but Spurs have been poor in attack - they've created very few decent openings.

More good news for West Ham, very good news indeed.

Goalscorer Andriy Yarmolenko is tripped in the box by Rapid Vienna skipper Maximilian Hofmann and the Hammers have a penalty.

One minute to half-time and all going to plan for David Moyes' side so far.

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That was Andriy Yarmolenko's first goal for West Ham since scoring in a 4-0 win in the fourth round of the FA Cup against Doncaster in January.

Spurs look to have gone to a back four since the sending off, with Japhet Tanganga moving to left back and Matt Doherty dropping deeper on the right.

Mura work it nicely though and aren't too far away from adding a second, as Nik Lorbek curls just wide from outside the box.

As it stands, West Ham going through as group winners and with a game to spare.

That is important for David Moyes' side, as they will avoid a play-off round against a team that drops down from the Champions League.

Both Vladimir Coufal and Arthur Masuaku have been getting down the edges for West Ham but the Hammers forwards haven't had much to feed off inside the danger area.

Manuel Lanzini does have a sniff but an effort at an awkward height is blocked.

Best chance for Spurs so far.

Oliver Skipp flicks a pass into Harry Kane, who rolls his marker and shoots narrowly wide of the near post with his left foot.

Oh no!

A nightmare for Ryan Sessegnon.

This was his chance to impress Antonio Conte but the wing-back has been sent off for a second booking in just over half an hour.

Sessegnon cannot believe it, but he was stretching for the loose ball and caught the Mura defender - you can't do that while already on a yellow card.

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Tanguy Ndombele bundles his way to the edge of the Mura box, somehow just about keeping control of the ball, but Matt Doherty's cross is then cut out and instead the hosts look to break.

We have two shots on target in quick succession.

Vladimir Coufal's is more of a cross, I feel, which goes a little wayward and ends up in the hands of the goalkeeper at the near post.

At the other end, Kelvin Arase does well to work an opening in the area but then a weak shot is straight at Alphonse Areola.

First bit of quality from Tottenham as Dele Alli and Harry Kane combine, before the forward pulls the ball back to Ryan Sessegnon.

The wing-back shifts it on to his right, but just takes too long and his effort is closed down. Spurs yet to have a shot on target.

Another presentable opportunity for West Ham in the opposition box but Andriy Yarmolenko cannot keep his shot down.

Harry Kane nips in to beat Jan Gorenc to a loose ball on the Spurs left and the Mura defender brings him down, finding his way into the book in the process.