Spurs Run Riot: Tottenham Demolish West Ham 4-1
It was a total domination at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday as Spurs absolutely shredded West Ham in a 4-1 victory. This was a game where everything clicked for Antonio Conte's side, and they looked unstoppable from the first whistle.
The opening goal came early in the game, with Harry Kane getting on the end of a brilliant Son Heung-min cross. The Korean star was on fire, dictating the tempo of the game and providing a constant threat to the Hammers' defense.
By half-time, the scoreline was already 3-0, thanks to a beautiful volley from Dejan Kulusevski and a classic Kane finish. West Ham looked lost and desperate to get back into the game, but Tottenham were just too good.
The second half saw more of the same, with Spurs continuing to press for goals. They finally got their fourth in the 70th minute, with Kane notching his second of the day and completing a truly dominant performance. West Ham got a consolation goal late on, but it was too little, too late.
What Went Right for Tottenham?
This was a statement performance from Spurs. They were organized and efficient in defense, while the attack was electric. Son Heung-min was simply unplayable, and Kane was his usual lethal self. This victory was a testament to their hard work and the quality within the squad.
What Went Wrong for West Ham?
The Hammers were completely outplayed by Tottenham. Their defense was shaky, their midfield was non-existent, and their attack was toothless. It's hard to pinpoint one specific issue as the entire team seemed off-kilter and out of sorts.
This match highlights the huge gulf in quality between these two teams. Tottenham, under Conte, are clearly a force to be reckoned with, while West Ham will need to find a way to improve significantly if they want to compete at the top of the table.