West Ham v Tottenham player ratings: Antonio 8, Rice 8; Son 6, Kane 5

Hammers edge rivals 1-0 at London Stadium

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  WEST HAM PLAYER RATINGS: Lukasz Fabianski – 7. Had a bit to do in the first half and produced some good saves but was largely a spectator after the break. AFP

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  Ben Johnson – 7. A strong performance from the right-back who stuck to his defensive duties well and ventured forward with intent. Reuters

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  Kurt Zouma – 8. Dominated at the heart of the Hammers defence. The Frenchman didn’t give Spurs a sniff, winning almost everything in the air. PA

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  Angelo Ogbonna – 7. Building a really strong partnership with Zouma and helped keep the likes of Kane, Son, and Moura quiet. Getty Images

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  Aaron Cresswell – 8. Got his name in the assist column with the corner for Antonio’s goal as part of a fine display from the left-back. Reuters

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  Tomas Soucek – 7. Caused Spurs problems with his runs into the box during the first half and looked hungry for a goal. His threat faded in the second half though. AP

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  Declan Rice – 8. Another game when the England international was the best midfielder on the pitch. His positioning and passing were crucial in a tight match. PA

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  Jarrod Bowen – 7. Had a go at the Tottenham defence with his direct running on and off the ball but struggled to cause too much of a threat. EPA

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  Said Benrahma – 6. Not the most effective game from the Algerian whose form since the start of the season has dipped somewhat. Getty Images

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  Pablo Fornals – 6. Had a good chance to score in a game of few chances but couldn’t convert. Apart from that, a largely ineffective display. Reuters

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  Michail Antonio – 8. West Ham’s main man delivered again, latching on to Cresswell’s corner to score the all-important goal. In a tight match, the striker proved the difference. PA

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  TOTTENHAM PLAYER RATINGS: Hugo Lloris – 7. Pulled off some important saves to keep the score goalless but had no chance with Antonio’s winner. Reuters

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  Emerson Royal – 6. Unable to attack with his usual frequency, which took away the biggest strengths of his game. AFP

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  Cristian Romero – 7. Composed performance from the Argentine, who is fast proving an upgrade on recent Spurs centre-backs. PA

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  Eric Dier – 6. There was nothing wrong with his performance but he was hardly rock solid either. Always feels like there’s a glaring mistake lurking around the corner. Reuters

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  Sergio Reguilon – 6. Like Romero on the right, didn’t have the freedom to attack as much as he would have liked. Reuters

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  Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg – 7. Involved in a battle in the middle of the park and held his own as he so often does. EPA

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  Oliver Skipp – 6. Can’t ever doubt his commitment and desire but perhaps lacked a bit of quality on the day. PA

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  Lucas Moura – 5. Quiet game from the Brazilian forward. Hardly threatened. AFP

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  Tanguy Ndombele – 6. Combined well with Son during the early part of the match but his influence faded. Another inconsistent game from the Frenchman. Getty Images

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  Son Heung-min – 6. Lively in the first half and once again looked the most likely Spurs player to cause damage. Didn’t quite happen today, though. EPA

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  Harry Kane – 5. Shouldn’t be judged too often on his defending but his attempt to mark Antonio for the West Ham goal was appalling. Posed little threat at the other end of the pitch. Reuters

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  SUBS: Manuel Lanzini (Benrahma 85’) – N/A

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  Craig Dawson (Bowen 90’+1) – N/A . PA

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  SUBS: Giovani Lo Celso (Ndombele 84’) – N/A Getty Images

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  Steven Bergwijn (Moura 90’+1) – N/A. PA

West Ham United handed Tottenham Hotspur their fourth defeat in a Premier League London derby this season as Michail Antonio scored a second-half goal to earn his side a 1-0 win on Sunday.

West Ham moved up to fourth with 17 points while Spurs - who also lost to Crystal Palace, Chelsea and Arsenal - fell to sixth as Nuno Espirito Santo's side failed to test the home side's goal in the second half.

Both teams had plenty of chances in the first half, with West Ham dominating but failing to convert their opportunities while Spurs' best shots on goal were hit straight at goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski.

Antonio was rewarded for his hard work when he scored from a corner in the 72nd minute. The striker was marked by Harry Kane who failed to deal with Antonio as he stuck a foot out to divert Aaron Cresswell's pinpoint cross into the net.

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