We take a look at the last five meetings between Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United.
West Ham 2-0 Tottenham (3rd May, 2014 – Premier League)
Younes Kaboul saw red as West Ham United secured Premier League safety with a comfortable win over their London rivals.
Kaboul was the last man as he brought down Stewart Downing, and was sent off by referee Phil Dowd on 25 minutes. Moments later, the hosts took the lead when Andy Carroll’s header deflected in off Harry Kane.
Downing secured all three points for the Hammers with a free-kick just before half time.
The win saw West Ham move onto 40 points, while Tottenham Hotspur would have to settle for a sixth-place finish.
West Ham 0-1 Tottenham (16th August, 2014 – Premier League)
Eric Dier’s injury-time goal gave Mauricio Pochettino a winning start to life at Spurs.
West Ham were given a penalty midway through the first half, when Kyle Naughton handled Kevin Nolan’s shot. The Spurs defender was sent off but Mark Noble failed to convert the spot kick.
The home side were also reduced to 10 men when James Collins was given a second yellow for a foul on Emmanuel Adebayor.
West Ham had plenty of opportunities to take the lead before Dier grabbed the dramatic late winner.
Tottenham 2-2 West Ham (22nd February, 2015 – Premier League)
A late Spurs comeback saw Pochettino’s side snatch a point against the Hammers.
West Ham had taken a two goal led thanks to Cheikhou Kouyate and Diafra Sakho but the home side continued their habit of getting points from losing positions. Danny Rose pulled one back before Harry Kane scored the rebound of his missed penalty to give Tottenham a 96th-minute equaliser.
The point kept Spurs five points clear of eighth-placed West Ham.
Tottenham 4-1 West Ham (22nd November, 2015 – Premier League)
A double from Harry Kane helped Tottenham to their sixth win of the season.
The hosts were two goals up by half time after Kane and Toby Alderweireld beat Adrian in the West Ham goal. Kane added a third shortly after the break before Kyle Walker scored his first Premier League goal in two years. Manuel Lanzini’s late finish was only a consolation for the visitors.
West Ham 1-0 Tottenham (2nd March, 2016 – Premier League)
West Ham put a dent in Tottenham’s title challenge with a dominant performance at the Boleyn Ground.
Michail Antonio seventh-minute header proved decisive and saw the Hammers close in on fourth-placed Manchester City. Spurs remained three points behind leaders Leicester.
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