Tottenham won 3-2 against West ham in the first match under manager José Mourinho.
Tottenham have been on the serious continuing confusions in the first part of the Premier League season, but Saturday came three points on the account with a rare away win in the 3-2 against West ham.
It came to pass in José Mourinhos debut as manager of the London club, after portugiseren Wednesday replaced the fired Mauricio Pochettino.
the Victory was tottenham’s first at stamford bridge in the league since 20. January. Tottenham are now up to 17 points and moves up to sixth place before the other matches on Saturday. West ham is on 16.-the square in the close row.
Christian Eriksen had no great share in the feast. He got ten minutes on the field and only entered when the match was as good as settled.
instead, had Mourinho chosen Eric Dier, Harry Winks, Parts Alli, Lucas Moura, Harry Kane and Son Heung-min to the team’s midfield and offensive from the start.
the Latter brought Tottenham in front at a bit of a genius ten minutes before the break. Sydkoreaneren cheated West ham defender Issa Diop with a quick feint and hammered the ball flat in the network.
1-0 were also 2-0 before the break. Lying on the sidelines got Parts Alli sent Son Heung-min, left, and in front of the goal was a flat speech from Son shoveled into the net by Lucas Moura.
Mourinhos troops had control of it, and if there was any doubt about the outcome disappeared the card inside in the second half.
Captain Harry Kane put the forehead on a post from Serge Aurier, who had run back from his position at right back.
With a little more precision was Lucas Moura was double scorer, but he sent a skævert past the target on a great chance.
instead reduced Michail Antonio with a hard kick in the 73. minutes, before Eriksen came on the scene and was with to drive the victory home.
Declan Rice was reduced further with two minutes left of regular time, but the goal was quickly cancelled by the video system WAS for offside.
It wasn’t there when Angelo Ogbonna scored shortly before full time, but it was too late to make a comeback.
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