Tottenham Humiliate West Ham in a One-Sided London Derby:
After making the astounding demand that the club's leadership resign, Tottenham Humiliate West Ham's official fan advisory council might offer a vote of no confidence in their own defense. After all, nothing else appears to have convinced Graham Potter's struggling club that marking opponents at set pieces may be a good idea.
Tottenham Humiliate West Ham’s win over Nottingham Forest two weeks earlier was undone by yet another loss. They are now placed 18th after allowing 11 goals in their first four games. It was hard to ignore the sense that this most recent London derby defeat would only fuel the kind of boardroom bloodlust that was recently seen at Tottenham, where some might want to think that going to the London Stadium might not have been the best way to start life without Daniel Levy.
It is hardly shocking that anti-board protests are planned for Tottenham Humiliate West Ham’s home games against Brentford and Crystal Palace. It is a complete catastrophe. West Ham is currently without a victory in seven home games, and Potter has lost 13 of his 24 games as manager. The manager said, “We made a mistake for the first goal in the second half.” The second half is uncomfortable as a result. I understand how frustrated you are.
Spurs, on the other hand, triumphed with ease after maintaining their impressive start under Thomas Frank. The fact that the visitors relaxed after Micky van de Ven made it 3-0 in the 64th minute was Potter’s only comfort. Lucas Bergvall scored an incredible goal soon after Tottenham Humiliate West Ham’s Tomáš Souček was sent off, while Xavi Simons made his debut unforgettable by helping Pape Matar Sarr score the first goal. Frank said, “A good, clean win.” “A strong performance. Six years had passed since our victory here. We have just won 3-0.
Members of the Lewis family attended the first game after Levy was fired as chairman, possibly after seeing Frank’s fascinating lineup before kickoff. The Danish coach rearranged his squad during a challenging international break, starting Simons on the left, resting Rodrigo Bentancur and Richarlison, and starting Mathys Tel up front even though the Frenchman wasn’t on his Champions League roster.
The result would have been different if Lucas Paquetá had given Tottenham Humiliate West Ham an early lead. However, using Paquetá as a false nine was unsuccessful. Callum Wilson made a fantastic cameo against Forest, but Potter justified his choice not to use the striker by saying that he is still getting better.
Spurs had very little difficulty. Mohammed Kudus, in particular, was quicker and sharper across the field and seemed determined to remind West Ham of what they lost in the creative department after his £54.5 million move last summer.
It was not surprise that Kudus was jeered by the home fans, but the winger refused to back down. He was still a constant threat down the right, and he thought he had earned an assist when Cristian Romero headed in from an early corner. But once it was discovered that Van de Ven had shoved Kyle Walker-Peters, the goal was disallowed.
As halftime approached, Spurs took charge, pushing Tottenham Humiliate West Ham deeper and showcasing the sluggish midfield combination of Souček and James Ward-Prowse. The increasing pressure did not help the hosts, who were mostly relying on Konstantinos Mavropanos and Max Kilman to maintain a strong center defense.
When Sarr broke the deadlock in the 47th minute, the defense was woefully inadequate. Spurs crowded the far post from Simons’ corner on the left, and Tottenham Humiliate West Ham was powerless to react. Sarr didn’t even need to jump to go past Mads Hermansen.
It was West Ham’s fourth goal from a corner this season. a highly sensitive side. They were soon reduced to 10 men, and Souček was shown red following a brutal punch and a reckless challenge in which his studs were up, tearing João Palhinha’s sock.
Despite their greatest efforts, West Ham was unable to prevail. Romero’s brilliant pass that floated over the top, Bergvall’s late run from midfield, and a valiant header over Hermansen quickly made it 2-0.
Bergvall did a fantastic job in his advanced role. The third goal was then scored by Van de Ven after he put him up for a low shot. At that moment, West Ham had simply given up.