David Moyes recorded his first win over Jose Mourinho in 16 attempts as his in-form side secured a deserving 2-1 victory over Tottenham in Sunday’s London Derby.
David Moyes had never beaten Jose Mourinho… until today 👀
— GOAL (@goal) February 21, 2021
West Ham are now 4th in the Premier League, five points ahead of Liverpool 👏 pic.twitter.com/CUIIRuk60k
Michail Antonio, who returned to the Hammers’ starting line-up after a two-game absence, gave the hosts five minutes early lead before on loan, Jesse Lingard doubled the lead after the break.
GOAL West Ham 1-0 Spurs (5 mins)
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West Ham take an early lead as Michail Antonio scores from close range at the second attempt#WHUTOT
GOAL West Ham 2-0 Spurs (47 mins)
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Jesse Lingard doubles West Ham's lead just after the break
The goal was initially disallowed for offside, but after consulting the VAR, referee Craig Pawson gave the goal because the offside was incorrectly flagged in the build-up#WHUTOT
3 – Jesse Lingard has as many Premier League goals under David Moyes (3 in 4 games for West Ham) as he did under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (3 in 36 games for Man Utd). Upturn. #WHUTOT pic.twitter.com/IXHimitnmM
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Lucas Moura pulled one back for Spurs in the 64th minute, but that was all the visitors could get out of the game as the defeat left Mourinho’s side in ninth, while West Ham climbed to fourth the Log.
GOAL West Ham 2-1 Spurs (64 mins)
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Lucas Moura heads home Gareth Bale's cross at the near post to halve the deficit#WHUTOT
81 – José Mourinho has earned 81 points after 50 league matches in charge of Spurs, his lowest total at this stage in any managerial stint:
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124 points – Porto
126 – Chelsea (1st spell)
113 – Inter
123 – Real Madrid
114 – Chelsea (2nd spell)
95 – Man Utd
81 – Spurs
Dwindling. pic.twitter.com/2EULGc16GG
West Ham go fourth in the #PL 💪#WHUTOT pic.twitter.com/xULJaevePV
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4 – West Ham will spend a night within the top four places in a top-flight campaign after at least 25 matches have been played for the first time since 1985-86 finishing third that season. Orchestra. #WHUTOT pic.twitter.com/iUPnDd9Tw2
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) February 21, 2021
West Ham will next be in attendance on Saturday, Feb, 27 when they travel to Manchester to play Premier League leaders Manchester City, while Spurs will play host to Burnley on Sunday.