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Tottenham Crushes West Ham in Dominating London Derby
London – In a vibrant and high-voltage match played at the London Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur convincingly defeated West Ham United, demonstrating superiority in both possession and goal-scoring efficiency. The match, corresponding to the fourth matchday of the Premier League, was marked by the expulsion of T. Soucek for West Ham in the second half.
Tottenham, dominating possession with 64%, opened the scoring in the 47th minute thanks to a goal by P.M. Sarr, assisted by X. Simons. West Ham, with 36% possession and struggling to create danger, saw their chances of a comeback practically buried after the red card to Soucek in the 54th minute. Tottenham took advantage of the numerical superiority and extended their lead with a goal by L. Bergvall in the 57th minute, assisted by C. Romero. Tottenham’s goal-scoring festival continued with a goal by M. van de Ven in the 64th minute, assisted by Bergvall himself.
West Ham, with only 7 total shots (4 on target and 3 off target), tried to react without success. Tottenham, on the other hand, accumulated 13 shots, of which 5 were on target. Regarding corners, Tottenham clearly dominated with 11 compared to West Ham’s 2. A London derby that reflected Tottenham’s superiority on this matchday. Australian referee Jarred Gillett had a prominent role in a tense match.
Substitutions west ham: at minute 61 M. Fernandes came in and S. Magassa went out., at minute 62 C. Summerville came in and Luis Guilherme went out., at minute 68 Lucas Paqueta came in and C. Wilson went out., at minute 90 J. Ward-Prowse came in and A. Irving went out.
Substitutions tottenham: at minute 71 X. Simons came in and Richarlison went out., at minute 71 D. Spence came in and D. Udogie went out., at minute 79 M. Tel came in and W. Odobert went out., at minute 80 L. Bergvall came in and B. Johnson went out., at minute 80 M. van de Ven came in and K. Danso went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
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