Jamie carragher has call on the west ham boss to cut J Bowen future off the pitch

Carragher slammed the player after he give Tottenham a goal chance twice

Carragher claims he is brainless and should not be allow to continue playing vs Tottenham

‘From his emotional speech’ take him out west ham will lose if they continue to allow him play

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Yves Bissouma has smashed it home to give Tottenham the lead.

West Ham scored the opener inside 20 minutes but Spurs responded with a goal 18 minutes later through Dejan Kulusevski’s brilliant left footed strike.

The second half saw Spurs start on the front foot, and they took the lead just 7 minutes in.

Son played a brilliant pass to Udogie on the left byline from outside of his right foot.

Udogie does well to control the ball and turn around and find the arriving Bissouma with a pass.

The Mali international stuck it first time with venom as it flew past Areola and into the back of the net.

Tottenham began the half as the brighter of the two teams, with West Ham seemingly content to allow the home team possession of the ball. Alphonse Areola was called into action during the first 10 minutes of the game, making a clearance to deny Solanke a chance to shoot, followed by a nifty piece of footwork more suited to a tricky winger than a goalkeeper.

However, it was the Hammers who had the first meaningful attempt at goal in the first half when Jarrod Bowen’s dribble and cross were met by a fierce Mohammed Kudus shot, which was well saved.

Son Heung-min curled a long-range shot just wide after 14 minutes as Spurs predictably dominated possession. Rodriguez was kept extremely busy during the first half of the game, making several crucial tackles and justifying Julen Lopetegui’s decision to select him from the start.

After 18 minutes, West Ham took the lead with Bowen repeating the earlier move by crossing to Kudus, who scored to make it 1-0. There was an element of fortune with Bowen’s deflected cross, but the Hammers punished poor defensive play from the hosts.

The rest of the half played out as most would have expected, with Tottenham enjoying the lion’s share of possession and producing a number of corners until Dejan Kulusevski capitalised on Lucas Paqueta’s error, scoring with an excellent long-range strike to make it

Why Tottenham star James Maddison was subbed off at half-time against West Ham

James Maddison’s half-time substitution during Tottenham’s Premier League clash against West Ham was for ‘tactical reasons’.

It was the Hammers who broke the deadlock in Saturday’s early kick-off at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Mohammed Kudus turning home Jarrod Bowen’s inviting cross on 18 minutes.

Spurs equalised 10 minutes before half-time through Dejan Kulusevski, who got the ball from Maddison before making progress towards the West Ham goal and beating Alphonse Areola from the edge of the box.

The only half-time change saw Pape Sarr replace Maddison, who appeared to take a knock just before the interval.

But TNT Sports commentator Darren Fletcher confirmed Maddison’s withdrawal was for tactical reasons rather than any injury to the Spurs midfielder.

‘You would think, I’m guessing, he’s taken a slight knock,’ Fletcher said before confirming: ‘Well, I’ve just been told there is no injury to Maddison.

‘It’s a tactical decision from the Spurs manager. To confirm, there’s no injury to Tottenham’s No. 10.’

Reacting to Ange Postecoglou’s surprising decision, co-commentator Ally McCoist said: ‘He [Maddison] was quite quiet, wasn’t he?

‘Clearly Ange was expecting more from him and he’s thought enough is enough at half-time.’

Ex-Tottenham striker Peter Crouch added: ‘I was surprised at first.