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West Ham move into the Champions League places as goals from Michail Antonio and Jesse Lingard help David Moyes' side to victory over Tottenham and heap more pressure on Jose Mourinho

The worrying reality for Jose Mourinho is this result isn't even a surprise. Almost predicable.

There comes a point at every club where the powers that be have no option but to conclude things simply aren't working, that changes - no matter the costs - are necessary.

You have to wonder whether we are approaching that juncture at Tottenham.

Jesse Lingard scored the crucial second goal for West Ham after it was confirmed having initially been flagged offside
The midfielder slotted his powerful shot into the far corner and Pablo Fornals was shown to be onside

The midfielder slotted his powerful shot into the far corner and Pablo Fornals was shown to be onside

The Manchester United loanee has endeared himself to West Ham fans with a sensational start to life in the capital

The Manchester United loanee has endeared himself to West Ham fans with a sensational start to life in the capital

Kane's face told the story as Spurs' top four hopes were dented and the Hammers' received a massive boost

MATCH FACTS:

WEST HAM:

Fabianski, Coufal, Dawson, Diop, Cresswell, Rice, Soucek, Bowen (Benrahma), Lingard (Noble), Fornals (Johnson), Antonio

Unused subs:

Balbuena, Lanzini, Alves, Martin, Randolph, Odubeko

Bookings: Diop, Soucek, Fornals, Antonio

Goals: Antonio (5), Lingard (47)

TOTTENHAM:

Lloris, Tanganga (Doherty), Sánchez, Dier, Reguilón (Alli), Ndombele, Højbjerg, Lucas Moura, Lamela (Bale), Son Heung-Min, Kane

Unused subs: Alderweireld, Winks, Hart, Sissoko, Davies, Alves Morais

Bookings: Reguilon, Hojbjerg, Lamela

Goals: Moura (64)

Referee: Craig Pawson

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Defeats to West Ham when you're Spurs manager are always tough to swallow - but when you've lost five out of your previous six Premier League matches the consequences resonate much more profoundly.