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Tottenham pegged back by West Ham as Zouma nets equaliser
West Ham United's Kurt Zouma celebrates scoring their side's first goal of the game during the Premier League match at the London Stadium, London, April 2, 2024

West Ham 1-1 Spurs
by Paul Donovan
at the London Stadium

A HARD-FOUGHT game between West Ham and Spurs finished with honours even at the London Stadium on Tuesday evening.

It was Spurs who dominated much of the possession, but West Ham had some of the most decisive chances in this game.

The match started with a tale of two chances. First, Mohammed Kudus won possession on the left and found Jarrod Bowen with the resulting cross, but the England international side-footed wide.

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