Simon: Against Brighton, Ange Postecoglou was way too slow to respond to Brighton's tactical change in the second half. There's always been a worry that Ange, much as we love him, is a bit of a one-trick pony. Against West Ham, he showed he can analyse a game and make the right tactical call when needed.

Tottenham Hotspur scored three goals in eight second-half minutes as they roared back from a goal down and pummelled West Ham United in north London. Muhammed Kudus, who was later sent off for lashing out at both Micky van de Ven and Pape Matar Sarr,

Tottenham made it a bit more difficult than it had to be (lads, it's Tottenham) but took all three points in the end, as they roared back form a goal down to beat West Ham 4-1 in north London on Saturday.