West Ham vs Tottenham, Carabao Cup: Son Heung-min double secures Spurs victory - re-live the action
West Ham 1-3 Tottenham: Re-live the action from the London Stadium
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Son Heung-min scored his first goals of the season to fire Tottenham into the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup.
The South Korean forward marked his 150th appearance for Spurs with the opening two goals in a 3-1 victory at London rivals West Ham.
The Hammers came from 2-0 down to knock Tottenham out at the same stage last season but there was to be no repeat of those Wembley heroics in east London.
Lucas Perez did briefly halve the deficit but Fernando Llorente, handed a rare run-out with Harry Kane rested, wrapped up victory for Spurs.
Re-live the action below:
Preview
What time does it start?
The game is set to kick off at 7.45pm at the London Stadium.
How can I watch it?
The game will not be broadcast live.
Who's playing?
Kyle-Walker Peters, Juan Foyth and Paolo Gazzaniga may all be offered rare starting opportunities with Tottenham's injury hit defence desperately in need of recuperation.
What are the odds?
West Ham 9/5
Tottenham 7/5
Draw 5/2
Who's going to win?
Tottenham 2-1: The Hammers will certainly have a strong chance of pulling off the upset, however, in potentially his last season with Spurs, Pochettino will be desperate to win silverware in England and will force the best from his young side.
West Ham vs Tottenham
Based on Spurs' last match against Manchester City, I think this is unlikely... there's always hope though
We're underway!
Chelsea 0 - 0 Derby
Arsenal 0 - 0 Blackpool
West Ham 0 - 0 Tottenham
Remember Middlesbrough vs Crystal Palace kicks off at 8pm
Chelsea vs Derby
In a nice touch there was a minute's applause before kick-off in memory of the five people who died in the helicopter crash at Leicester City last week.
Chelsea vs Derby
5 mins: Chelsea 1 - 0 Derby - Tomori OG
It's a shocker for Chelsea loanee Tomori. Zappacosta puts a timid cross into the box and Tomori makes a mess of his intended clearance missing the ball with his left foot as it deflects off his standing leg and goes into the corner of the goal.
Chelsea vs Derby
8 mins: Chelsea 1 - 1 Derby - Marriott
Derby are level! Jack Marriott has four goals in five games for Derby as he scores the equaliser. Cahill makes a series of errors, first by giving the ball to Huddlestone with a wayward pass and then he slips when defending the vital pass through to Marriott leaving the Derby man with a difficult sight on goal but he delivers nonetheless.
West Ham vs Tottenham
12 mins: West Ham 0 - 0 Tottenham
Christian Eriksen has a left footed shot from the centre of the box saved by Adrian, it was a good chance to put Spurs one up at the London Stadium but the scores remain level.
Chelsea vs Derby
16 mins: Chelsea 1 - 1 Derby
Waghorn gets away from Christensen and he's in on goal, the ball gets stuck under his feet and he finds no power with the shot, Caballero making an easy save in the end. Derby should be in front that was a golden chance!
Middlesbrough vs Crystal Palace
Middlesbrough 0 - 0 Crystal Palace
We're underway at the Riverside Stadium
West Ham vs Tottenham
16 mins: West Ham 0 - 1 Tottenham - Son Heung-Min
Son Heung-Min receives the ball from Dele Alli and takes a left footed shot from the centre of the box to sink the ball into the top left corner.
Chelsea vs Derby
21 mins: Chelsea 2 - 1 Derby - Keogh OG
Chelsea in front again, another own goal from Derby. Zappacosta whips the ball in from the right looking for Loftus-Cheek and Keogh tries the clear it but the ball rebounds off his knee into the back of the net.
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