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Michael Oliver ???????
TEAM FORM
Spurs - WWWLL ------- West Ham - LWWDD
We endeavor to end a two-game losing run when we host West Ham United in Sunday's Premier League London derby. We fell to a 1-0 defeat in our Champions League last-16 first leg with AC Milan in midweek, while West Ham men most recently held Chelsea to a 1-1 draw.
Spurs
Conte’s brief return to the touchline from gallbladder surgery has been a wholly miserable affair for the Italian, who has since admitted to “underestimating” the procedure as he continues his recovery in his homeland for the time being.
Having retaken the reins from stand-in success Stellini, Conte oversaw a 4-1 humiliation at the hands of Leicester City before Brahim Diaz’s seventh-minute goal propelled Milan to victory in their European knockout tie, further denting our hopes of finally snapping our 15-year trophyless streak.
Despite being taught a footballing lesson by the Foxes last weekend, we - who will be led by Stellini for the third time this season on Sunday - could end the weekend in the Champions League places with a win if Newcastle United also suffer defeat to Liverpool on Saturday evening.
Some of our fanbase reacted positively to news of another temporary promotion for Stellini, who has led Spurs to victories over Marseille and Manchester City while stepping in for Conte, but home is not always where the heart is for us.
Indeed, we have followed a pattern of losing one then winning one at our Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in their last six games, and with our most recent battle ending in victory over Man City, one can expect 90 minutes of nail-biting from the more superstitious among the home crowd.
West Ham
The relegation dogfight is one that West Ham are still embroiled in, but back-to-back draws against Newcastle United and Chelsea has restored some faith among the Hammers faithful, who witnessed Emerson Palmieri haunt his old club at the weekend.
Losing just once in their seven contests since the turn of the year can no doubt be viewed in a positive light for the Hammers, but one win in their last 10 Premier League matches cannot, and Moyes's side are without victory in their last nine top-flight away games since overcoming Aston Villa in August.
We were held to a 1-1 draw by West Ham in the early weeks of the season, while on their own turf, we posted a pair of 2-1 and 3-1 wins in the EFL Cup and Premier League respectively last season, but it remains to be seen if Stellini's powers will start to show any signs of waning.
Michael Oliver ???????
TEAM FORM
Spurs - WWWLL ------- West Ham - LWWDD
We endeavor to end a two-game losing run when we host West Ham United in Sunday's Premier League London derby. We fell to a 1-0 defeat in our Champions League last-16 first leg with AC Milan in midweek, while West Ham men most recently held Chelsea to a 1-1 draw.
Spurs
Conte’s brief return to the touchline from gallbladder surgery has been a wholly miserable affair for the Italian, who has since admitted to “underestimating” the procedure as he continues his recovery in his homeland for the time being.
Having retaken the reins from stand-in success Stellini, Conte oversaw a 4-1 humiliation at the hands of Leicester City before Brahim Diaz’s seventh-minute goal propelled Milan to victory in their European knockout tie, further denting our hopes of finally snapping our 15-year trophyless streak.
Despite being taught a footballing lesson by the Foxes last weekend, we - who will be led by Stellini for the third time this season on Sunday - could end the weekend in the Champions League places with a win if Newcastle United also suffer defeat to Liverpool on Saturday evening.
Some of our fanbase reacted positively to news of another temporary promotion for Stellini, who has led Spurs to victories over Marseille and Manchester City while stepping in for Conte, but home is not always where the heart is for us.
Indeed, we have followed a pattern of losing one then winning one at our Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in their last six games, and with our most recent battle ending in victory over Man City, one can expect 90 minutes of nail-biting from the more superstitious among the home crowd.
West Ham
The relegation dogfight is one that West Ham are still embroiled in, but back-to-back draws against Newcastle United and Chelsea has restored some faith among the Hammers faithful, who witnessed Emerson Palmieri haunt his old club at the weekend.
Losing just once in their seven contests since the turn of the year can no doubt be viewed in a positive light for the Hammers, but one win in their last 10 Premier League matches cannot, and Moyes's side are without victory in their last nine top-flight away games since overcoming Aston Villa in August.
We were held to a 1-1 draw by West Ham in the early weeks of the season, while on their own turf, we posted a pair of 2-1 and 3-1 wins in the EFL Cup and Premier League respectively last season, but it remains to be seen if Stellini's powers will start to show any signs of waning.
Head-to-Head
We first played each other on Saturday, 21st February 1920 in the FA Cup where we beat them 3-0 at White Hart Lane
We have played each other 161 times where we have won 69, they have won 53 and 39 have been drawn games.
League: We have won 58, they have won 47 and 34 games have been drawn
FA Cup: We have won 6, they have won 2, and 3 games have been drawn
League Cup : We have won 5, they have won 4 and 2 games have been drawn
We have played each other 161 times where we have won 69, they have won 53 and 39 have been drawn games.
League: We have won 58, they have won 47 and 34 games have been drawn
FA Cup: We have won 6, they have won 2, and 3 games have been drawn
League Cup : We have won 5, they have won 4 and 2 games have been drawn
