Tottenham beat West Ham 3-2 on Saturday, 23 November 2019 in Premier League. The match was refereed by Michael Oliver. It was played at London Stadium.
First half: I. Diop received a yellow card for West Ham at 11'. Tottenham took the lead at 36' when Son Heung-Min scored, with the assist credited to D. Alli, making the score 0-1. R. Fredericks received a yellow card for West Ham at 39'. Tottenham extended the lead at 43' when Lucas Moura scored, with the assist credited to Son Heung-Min, making the score 0-2.
Second half: West Ham made their 1st substitution at 46', with Felipe Anderson replacing M. Antonio. Tottenham extended the lead at 49' when H. Kane scored, with the assist credited to S. Aurier, making the score 0-3. West Ham made their 2nd substitution at 56', with A. Yarmolenko replacing Pablo Fornals. West Ham made their 3rd substitution at 64', with I. Diop replacing C. Sánchez. B. Davies received a yellow card for Tottenham at 70'. West Ham reduced the deficit at 73' when M. Antonio scored, with the assist credited to Mark Noble, making the score 1-3. Tottenham made their 1st substitution at 75', with B. Davies replacing D. Rose. Tottenham made their 2nd substitution at 79', with D. Alli replacing C. Eriksen. Tottenham made their 3rd substitution at 82', with Lucas Moura replacing M. Sissoko. R. Snodgrass received a yellow card for West Ham at 87'. H. Kane received a yellow card for Tottenham at 87'. West Ham scored late to reduce the deficit at 90+6' when A. Ogbonna scored, with the assist credited to R. Snodgrass, making the score 2-3.
West Ham used 3 substitutions while Tottenham used 3 substitutions. West Ham got 3 yellow cards, while Tottenham got 2 yellow cards.
How the match was won
- Shots were tight (11-15).
- Possession was balanced (47%-53%).
- Tottenham had the sharper finishing (4-6 shots on target).
