Harry Kane scored a brace in the dying minutes as Tottenham Hotspur came from behind to defeat West Ham 3-2 at White Hart Lane.
The Hammers opened the scoring when Michail Antonio headed home from close range after Cheikhou Kouyate had hit the bar in the build-up, but Tottenham were level after the restart through Harry Winks, who slotted home from close range on his first Premier League start.
Manuel Lanzini fired the visitors back in front in the 68th minute, converting from the penalty spot after Janssen had hauled down Winston Reid inside the area.
However, Kane found an equaliser in the 89th minute, tapping in from two yards out after Darren Randolph had palmed the ball into his path, before scoring the winner two minutes later — firing in from the spot after Son Heung-Min had been brought down by Havard Nordtveit. West Ham’s misery was compounded when Reid picked up a second yellow card deep into injury time.
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