Tottenham 4-1 West Ham: Spurs Cruise Past Hammers

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Tottenham 4-1 West Ham: Spurs Cruise Past Hammers

Tottenham Hotspur absolutely crushed West Ham at home on Sunday, putting on a show for the fans and leaving the Hammers in the dust. It was a dominant performance from Spurs, who were simply too good for their London rivals.

From the start, Tottenham looked hungry and were determined to make a statement. They pressed high and controlled possession, making it tough for West Ham to get into the game. It didn't take long for the goals to start flowing.

Spurs Dominate Early On

Harry Kane opened the scoring with a classic header in the 5th minute, putting the Hammers on the back foot right from the start. Just a few minutes later, Son Heung-min doubled the lead with a brilliant individual effort. He picked the ball up in midfield, dribbled past a couple of defenders, and slotted the ball past the goalkeeper with a cool finish.

West Ham tried to get back into the game but couldn't find a way through the solid Spurs defense. In fact, Tottenham continued to pile on the pressure and added a third goal just before half-time. Dejan Kulusevski cut inside from the right wing and fired a shot past the keeper, sending the Spurs fans into raptures.

Kane Shines in Second Half

The second half followed a similar script. Tottenham continued to control the game, and West Ham couldn't cope with the intensity.

Kane capped off a fantastic performance with a second goal in the 61st minute. He received a pass from Son, turned his defender, and fired a shot past the keeper.

It was a dominant display by Tottenham, who showed their quality and depth throughout the match. The result cements Tottenham's position in the top four, and sends a clear message to the rest of the league: they are a force to be reckoned with this season.

West Ham Left Frustrated

It was a tough day for West Ham, who were completely outplayed. They struggled to create chances and looked frustrated throughout the match.

The only highlight for the Hammers was a late penalty goal scored by Lucas Paqueta, but it was too little, too late.

The result was a deserved win for Tottenham, who showed their class and determination on the pitch.