Not even now Tottenham, their house was closed by West Ham!

The impressions he gained recently 3-3 with Manchester City… broke down again Tottenhamwhere defeated 2-1 by West Ham home.

Angelos Postecoglou’s team took the lead in the 11th minute with Romerohowever, was equalized at the start of the second half by Bowen (52′).

As if that wasn’t enough, o Ward-Prowse turned the match on its head in the 74th minute, with the Hammers holding on to the lead until the final whistle and celebrating a big win that allowed them to move up to 9th in the Premier League standings.

As for Tottenham, he stayed for fifth consecutive match without a win and still occupy 5th place in the table, nine points behind leaders Arsenal.

In detail, the program of the 15th matchday:

Tuesday (5/12)

Wolves-Burnley 1-0

(42′ Huang)

Luton-Arsenal 3-4

(25′ Oso, 49′ Adebayo, 57′ Barkley – 20′ Martinelli, 45′ Jesus, 60′ Havertz, 90+7′ Rice)

Wednesday (6/12)

Crystal Palace-Bournemouth 0-2

(25′ Senesi, 90+1′ Moore)

Brighton-Bradford 2-1

(31′ Gross, 52′ Hinselwood – 27′ pen. Embomo)

Sheffield United-Liverpool 0-2

(37′ Van Dijk, 90+5′ Soboslay)

Fulham-Nottingham Forest 5-0

(30′, 73′ Igwobi, 34′, 54′ Jimenes, 86′ Cairney)

Aston Villa-Manchester City 1-0

(74′ Bailey)

Manchester United-Chelsea 1-1

(19′, 69′ McTominay – 45′ Palmer)

Thursday (7/12)

Everton-Newcastle 3-0

(79′ McNeill, 86′ Doucouret, 90+6′ Beto)

Tottenham-West Ham 1-2

(11′ Romero – 52′ Bowen, 74′ Ward-Prowse)

The schedule for the next (16th) matchday:

Saturday (9/12)

Crystal Palace-Liverpool (14:30)

Wolves-Nottingham Forest (17:00)

Manchester United-Bournemouth (17:00)

Brighton-Burnley (17:00)

Sheffield United-Bradford (17:00)

Aston Villa-Arsenal (19:30)

Sunday (10/12)

Everton-Chelsea (16:00)

Luton-Manchester City (16:00)

Fulham-West Ham (16:00)

Tottenham-Newcastle (18:30)