West Ham United certainly take their rivalry with Tottenham Hotspur seriously, while we are more focused on the red part of North London.
The Hammers became the first side in a competitive football match to beat Tottenham Hotspur at their new 62,062 capacity seater home when they ran out 1-0 winners courtesy of a Michail Antonio goal.
While Tottenham have memories of another top-four finish along with making it through to the Champions League final for the first time in their history following a campaign filled with drama and excitement, West Ham still appear to be living off the victory in N17.
Centre-half Issa Diop has claimed that the three points they picked up in the Premier League at Spurs was his personal high point of the campaign.
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Whether Diop is just making these comments to win favour among the West Ham fans is unknown, however, it does give a certain indication into the ambitions of their players if their highlight of the season is a win away from home.
If Tottenham’s highlight of the season becomes a win away to Arsenal, we are certainly on a downward spiral rather than challenging for trophies on both home and foreign soil.
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