West Ham 1-1 Tottenham LIVE – Reaction after derby draw

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The West Ham boss continued:”Credit to the players and credit to the supporters, we stuck together and carried on.

“We scored a really good goal and deservedly got back into the game and back level. The first half was a strong performance. In the second half we weren’t really able to sustain that level.”

Graham Potter said: “In the first half we were good. We started the game well, I thought we were on the front foot.

“We tried to disrupt Tottenham and we did that well. They scored against the run of play, it was a mistake.”

Dominic Solanke was another absentee. Postecoglou said: “Dom is improving.

“We obviously left him out today but the medical team are pretty confident he should be right for Thursday.”

James Maddison was missing from the Tottenham squad today with a knee injury. His manager revealed: “It doesn’t look great, but we’re just waiting for further information. We’ll just wait and see. 

“Hopefully we’ll probably get some clarity tomorrow. It’s fair to say it does not look promising but I’ll just wait and see.”

The Spurs manager continued: “We were disappointed with the goal we conceded but aside from that I thought we nullified their threat as well as we could and they had some decent firepower up front and I still thought we were dangerous going the other way.

“I’m glad the boys get some reward. It’s obviously not a win but get some reward for their efforts because I thought on a difficult day they handled themselves really well.”

Postecoglou said: “Proud of the player’s efforts. It’s not easy making so many changes and it’s going to affect fluency and even the rhythm of the team.

“I thought the efforts that they put in today were outstanding. They were really disciplined and organised.”

And that’s that.

Neither side can find a winner but Spurs halt their losing streak in the Premier League.

So close from James Ward-Prowse!

The free kick specialist narrowly fires wide of the post.

Carlos Soler wins a free kick near the Spurs box.

Surely a shooting opportunity and the last of the game?

There will be an additional four minutes added on.

A subdue ending to this game almost exploded into life as Archie Gray almost puts the ball into his own net.

Fortunately for Spurs, there was an offside in the build-up.

Aaron Cresswell comes off for Konstantinos Mavropanos.

West Ham almost take the lead late on, but Guglielmo Vicario does brilliantly to scoop James Ward-Prowse’s free kick out of harms way after it had gone through everyone.

Lucas Paqueta, Jean-Clair Todibo, Tomas Soucek and Niclas Fullkrug all come off.

On come Evan Ferguson, Carlos Soler, Vladimir Coufal and James Ward-Prowse.

Pape Sarr tries his luck from range, but fires just over the bar.

Referee Michael Oliver has gone over to have a word with Michael Oliver, who looks visibly upset about something.

The game resumes soon after.

Lucas Paqueta is the latest player to receive a yellow card after taking out Mikey Moore.

Mohammed Kudus carves his way through the Spurs defence and whips a ball to the back post which is met by Niclas Fullkrug, but the German’s header sails just over the bar.

Moore almost makes an instant impact from a Spurs corner, as his cross hits the side netting.

Richarlison is the player coming off for Mikey Moore.

Mikey Moore is getting instructions from the Spurs bench and looks ready to come on.

Tottenham are fortunate to win a throw in when they should have conceded a free kick for handball.

Graham Potter is going absolutely mental.