First time I've mentioned the Spurs keeper. The first time I've had to.

Play restarts with the ball given to Fraser Forster.

Clement Lenglet is back on.

Clement Lenglet is back on his feet now as the Spurs fans applaud. He looks a bit groggy.

The referee stops play because Spurs defender Clement Lenglet has a head injury.

Cristian Romero is OK to continue.

Spurs defender Cristian Romero is down getting treatment. Not sure how many more key injuries they can deal with.

Glenn Murray and me on the same wavelength there, the BBC Kane and Son.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Richarlison has probably not played as much as he would like with Harry Kane.

I think it's clear to see that Kane has a better understanding with the man on the bench, Son.

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Harry Kane overhits a pass into Richarlison. No Son-like telepathy yet with the Brazilian.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

The Tottenham fans give an almost apologetic cheer just because Hojbjerg gets a shot on target.

The first shot on target of the game as Spurs midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg drills in effort in from outside the box but it's a simple enough stop for Lukasz Fabianski.

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Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

David Moyes will want to stay in this game as long as possible. They've got a point and he'll want to take that away at the very least.

Sometimes you have got to sacrifice going forward to a certain extent and I'm sure Bowen and Antonio know that.

When they get a chance, they'll still be looking to get on the scoresheet.

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Lukasz Fabianski punches the corner away.

Emerson Royal lifts in a cross but Richarlison and Ben Davies can't reach it.

Now Emerson wins a corner after keeping in Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's ball.

Ben Davies' cross is behind everyone. Usually they'd have Ivan Perisic out there. The Croat is on the bench today.

Glenn Murray
Former Brighton striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

We expect so much more of Tottenham. They just don't show enough oomph.

They didn't come on and attack the game, they just meander into games, they don't ever take the game by the scruff of the neck which is what they can do because they are such a talented group.

Good defending by West Ham's Thilo Kehrer to track Richarlison's run and eventually win a goal-kick off the Spurs striker.

The home fans are getting a bit restless and Dejan Kulusevski's inswinging cross is poor and sails wide.

Paul: Richarlison for Brazil and Richarlison for Spurs are two entirely different players. Looks good for Brazil. So far for Spurs he’s either injured or rubbish and ineffective mostly when he does play.