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Sakho and Wanyama battle for the ball in the first half (Getty)

After Arsenal snatched a point against Manchester United with Olivier Giroud's late header and Liverpool were held at Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur entertain West Ham United. Follow it live here.

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Results from the last round of fixtures

Bournemouth 1 Sunderland 2

Burnley 3 Crystal Palace 2

Manchester City 1 Middlesbrough 1

West Ham 1 Stoke 1

Chelsea 5 Everton 0

Arsenal 1 Tottenham 1

Hull 2 Southampton 1

Liverpool 6 Watford 1

Swansea 1 Manchester United 3

Leicester 1 West Bromwich 2

[19 November 2016 19:21 · Joe Miles]

90 MINS

PENALTY KICK

Nordveit takes down Son inside of the area. Penalty kick.

Harry Kane steps up to the spot.

[19 November 2016 19:23 · Joe Miles]

90 (+1) MINS

GOAL

TOTTENHAM 3 - 2 WEST HAM UNITED

It's a terrific finish from Kane, as he doubles his tally in as many minutes to give his side the advantage in stoppage time. 

This is the unpredictability of the Premier League. Within minutes, West Ham have gone from a terrific performance with 3 points under the belt, to misery and upset with two late goals from the home side. 

[19 November 2016 19:25 · Joe Miles]

90 (+4) MINS

White Hart Lane is roaring - the Spurs fan are stunned. However, with the unpredictable nature of this fixture, I'd say it's far from over just yet.

[19 November 2016 19:26 · Joe Miles]

96 MINS

RED CARD

That's his second yellow card, following a clumsy challenge against Rose. It looked like a harsh decision. It's going from bad to worse for The Hammers in the dying stages of this game. 

[19 November 2016 19:37 · Joe Miles]

IT'S ALL OVER

TOTTENHAM 3 - 2 WEST HAM

Two late goals from Kane redeem justice for the home side, as they superbly execute a great, late comeback. An early goal from Antonio for the visitors was shortlived, when Tottenham's youngster, Harry Winks, scored the equaliser. Lanzini then put Bilic's men back in front, but two late goals from Kane on his return secured the three points for his side. 

Despite a disappointing result, The Hammers can take positives from the fixture. They battled until minutes from the end, when they let their barrier down and conceded. 

That's all from us today at The Independent, but we will be back tomorrow to cover Chelsea's trip to Riverside Stadium. 

I hope you've enjoyed today as much as I have. It's been a fantastic day of fixtures.

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