6/10 for Romero, 3/10 for Spence as Spurs sink deeper

Tottenham collapse at house towards West Ham.

Tottenham’s house nightmare continued as West Ham secured an important 2-1 victory on the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Tottenham suffered one other devastating house defeat on Saturday afternoon as West Ham gained 2-1 within the London derby. Crysencio Summerville gave the guests an early lead within the fifteenth minute earlier than Cristian Romero equalized for Spurs. Nonetheless, Callum Wilson’s late strike, confirmed after a VAR assessment, sealed victory for Nuno Espírito Santo’s aspect. The end result leaves Frank’s place hanging by a thread as Spurs stay 14th with 27 factors.

The defeat represents one other humiliating afternoon for Frank, whose aspect have now gained simply two house matches all season. West Ham climb out of the relegation zone with a significant three factors.

We now check out how the Spurs stars fared at present.

Tottenham Hotspur Participant Rankings

Guglielmo Vicario (5/10): May do little about Summerville’s early opener however ought to have commanded his space higher for Wilson’s late winner. Made a few routine saves however his positioning for the decisive purpose was questionable.

Pedro Porro (4/10): Struggled defensively towards Summerville’s tempo and motion all through. Porro’s crossing was inaccurate and his defensive positioning allowed West Ham to use house repeatedly down Tottenham’s proper flank.

Cristian Romero (6/10): Scored Tottenham’s equalizer to provide Spurs hope however couldn’t stop Wilson’s late winner. The Argentine captain confirmed combating spirit and management however was caught out of place for the decisive purpose. Acquired a yellow card in first-half stoppage time.

Cristian Romero equalized for Tottenham

Micky van de Ven (5/10): Made a number of vital interceptions however couldn’t stop West Ham’s dominance on the counter-attack. Van de Ven was remoted by poor group round him because the guests managed harmful moments.

Ben Davies (5/10): Performed simply 20 minutes earlier than struggling a severe leg harm that pressured him off. Davies regarded strong sufficient defensively earlier than the unlucky harm, dealing adequately with Jarrod Bowen’s early risk. His pressured departure disrupted Tottenham’s defensive group at an important time.

Conor Gallagher (5/10): Made his Tottenham debut and confirmed flashes of his high quality with clever motion and vitality in midfield. Gallagher labored laborious however couldn’t encourage a comeback as these round him struggled badly. Wants time to adapt to his new teammates.

Archie Grey (4/10): Acquired a yellow card for a harmful problem and was overrun in midfield. Grey struggled below West Ham’s press and his decision-making was poor in essential moments because the guests managed the center of the park.

Wilson Odobert (5/10): Confirmed flashes of tempo and directness however was remoted for lengthy intervals. Odobert couldn’t unlock West Ham’s organized protection and was substituted late as Frank searched desperately for a winner.

Xavi Simons (5/10): Created a number of half-chances however his last ball lacked precision. Simons got here near scoring the successful purpose late on however was denied brilliantly by Alphonse Areola. Light as West Ham defended resolutely.

Mathys Tel (4/10): One other disappointing show from the younger ahead. Tel couldn’t impose himself on the sport and supplied little risk towards West Ham’s center-backs earlier than being substituted within the second half.

Randal Kolo Muani (5/10): Led the road with dedication however lacked ample service all through. Kolo Muani battled laborious however clear possibilities by no means materialized as Tottenham struggled to create high quality alternatives.

Substitutes

Djed Spence (3/10): Changed the injured Ben Davies within the twentieth minute and endured a nightmare afternoon. Spence struggled defensively down the left flank, wanting utterly uncomfortable within the place. His defensive positioning was poor all through and he was exploited repeatedly by Jarrod Bowen, contributing to Tottenham’s defensive vulnerability.

Yves Bissouma (5/10): Changed Grey at halftime as Frank tried to regain management of midfield. Bissouma introduced physicality and expertise however couldn’t stem West Ham’s counter-attacking risk. His passing was tidy with out being incisive, and he was unable to stop Wilson’s late winner.

Dominic Solanke (5/10): Got here on within the second half as Frank desperately looked for an equalizer. Solanke introduced contemporary vitality and physicality.

Lucas Bergvall (N/A): Changed Odobert in the direction of the tip of 90 minutes. Didn’t have a possibility to have an effect on the sport.