Tottenham have conceded five goals in a Premier League match for the first time since May 2016 (also against Newcastle).

This is the first time that they have conceded five goals in the first half in the Premier League.

I think we're going to have to drop the idea of a big six soon, aren't we? Newcastle certainly need to be in there.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Newcastle have done their job and played with pride but you have to question Tottenham's pride in the shirt.

These Tottenham players should reimburse the travelling fans because this is literally one of the worst performances I've ever seen.

They consider themselves as a top four club. It's embarrassing.

Davinson Sanchez is much maligned but had Spurs not brought him on to change shape, it could have been double figures by now. I'm not even exaggerating. I've never seen a supposedly good team* play that poorly.

*Spurs are still fifth for all their struggles

Some boos from the home fans with West Ham in complete control. They scored twice inside the opening 12 minutes through Michail Antonio and Lucas Paqueta before Declan Rice added a third just before the break.

West Ham coasting.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Newcastle work hard, they move the ball and want to get on the front foot. These players are proud to wear the shirt and they want to get the fans behind them.

You have to question whether the Tottenham players are as committed.

Spurs fans are put out of their misery for 15 minutes.

Newcastle fans give a huge cheer at half-time. What a performance.

Omar: 15 years ago, Daniel Levy more or less sacked Martin Jol at half-time against Fulham. Needs to do the same today to Stellini. If he's not gone after today, some serious issues at Spurs.

Andrew: Just what does a new manager do in the summer at Tottenham? Which positions do you target for new signings when there is such a widespread need? How much money will be available? Who actually wants to join Spurs? What happens with Harry Kane?

Tony Pulis
Former Bournemouth manager on BBC Radio 5 Live Extra

Soon as it dropped to Rice you just think goal, he's nearly broke the net. The defending from Bournemouth is very very poor.

This is about character now for Bournemouth he [Gary O'Neil] certainly needs to liven things up second-half.

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Only two minutes added on at the end of the first half.

Almost a sixth but Sean Longstaff's 20-yard strike is deflected wide by Cristian Romero.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The body language of Tottenham is poor.

The players don't look like they want to be out there and that was from the first minute not just after the goals started coming.

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If it stays this way, West Ham will move up from 15th to 13th, moving above Bournemouth and Wolves, with the Cherries falling to 15th.

Spurs are starting to get shaky at the back again now. Hugo Lloris boots away as Alexander Isak just fails to get onto a through ball.

Yeah, it might be in all honesty.

Russell: Could this be the game that finally makes Harry Kane's mind up about leaving spurs?

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Sean Longstaff is fouled on the edge of the box but the referee lets play go on and Joe Willock shoots over the bar.

Newcastle fans shout shoot as Sean Longstaff gets the ball 30 yards out but he doesn't. They might as well let Nick Pope come up for corners and stuff.

Spurs' back five has at least solidified things. It doesn't feel like Newcastle are going to score every time they have the ball anymore.

But of course the game is already won.