West Ham 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur result - Goals from Jarrod Bowen and Wilson Odobert sees derby end in a stalemate

West Ham and Spurs played out a tense 1-1 draw at the London Stadium, with Jarrod Bowen's 10th Premier League goal of the season cancelling out Wilson Odobert's opener.

Spurs made eight changes from their midweek 3-1 victory over Bodo/Glimt in the first leg of their UEFA Europa League tie and Ange Postecoglou’s side looked out of sync for the majority of the match, but West Ham were not able to capitalise.

Graham Potter's side had the better of the match and Bowen went close to finding a winner at the end of the second half, forcing Guglielmo Vicario into a fine save from a close-range header.

However, West Ham have now extended their winless run to eight matches, picking up just four points from their last 24 available.

The visitors took the lead through Odobert, who struck his first Premier League goal for Spurs in the 15th minute.

Max Kilman made a mess of clearing the ball and played it straight to Mathys Tel, who squared it for Odobert to fire past Alphonse Areola and into the back of the net.

Bowen levelled things up after 28 minutes, latching on to a pass from Aaron Wan-Bissaka, before slotting through the legs of Vicario.

West Ham’s club captain has now reached double figures for goals in the Premier League this season and has once again been the talisman this campaign.

Mohammed Kudus was slightly lucky to avoid a second yellow card during the first half, taking out Djed Spence in the air, after already receiving a booking for a late foul on Kevin Danso.

Both sides lacked energy throughout the second half and neither pushed enough for a winner, meaning they remain 16th and 17th respectively.

Spurs’ attention now turns to their huge UEFA Europa League second leg tie with Bodo/Glimt on Thursday, which you can watch LIVE on TNT Sports and discovery+

Meanwhile, West Ham travel to Old Trafford next weekend hoping to pick up a much-needed win and alleviate some pressure on Potter.

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There was a severe lack of quality throughout the match at the London Stadium, with neither side setting the game alight.

With both Spurs and West Ham sitting just above the relegation zone before the game and not much to play for, it felt like a pre-season game throughout.

West Ham were probably the brighter of the two teams and Jarrod Bowen went close to finding a winner at the end of the second half, forcing Guglielmo Vicario into a fine save from a close-range header.

Wilson Odobert's first Premier League goal for Spurs gave the visitors the lead after Max Kilman gave the ball straight to Mathys Tel, who found his compatriot to score.

Bowen equalized with his 10th Premier League goal of the season, slotting the ball through the legs of Vicario after some good work from Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

Neither side were able to create many chances during the second half, with the majority of the play being held in the middle of the pitch.

Spurs made eight changes from their midweek 3-1 victory over Bodo/Glimt in the first leg of their UEFA Europa League tie and Ange Postecoglou’s side looked out of sync for the majority of the match.

There were a number of misplaced passes from both sides, with Richarlison and Niclas Fullkrug struggling to impact the game at all.

Spurs remain in 16th whilst West Ham stay in 17th, with Spurs just about avoiding their 20th league defeat of the season, which would be a new record for them in one season.

That is that and both sides will leave with a point. West Ham probably had the better of the match throughout and Bowen went close to a winner at the end of the second half.

There will be four additional minutes here at the London Stadium.

Can either side find a winner?

Tel is shown a yellow card for a cynical foul.

Aaron Creswell has gone down with an injury and has to be replaced by Mavropanos.

The hosts look like the likeliest to find a winner right now, applying pressure in Spurs' half.

What a save from Vicario! Bowen manages to flick-on Ward-Prowse's free-kick and forces Vicario into a fine stop to keep the scores level.

That was close.

Potter makes four changes as he looks to change the game, with James Ward-Prowse, Evan Ferguson, Vladimir Coufal and Carlos Soler replacing Soucek, Fullkrug, Paqueta and Todibo.

Paqueta is shown a yellow card for a late tackle on Moore, who does brilliantly to breakaway from the West Ham midfielder.

Fullkrug goes close! Kudus does brilliantly to find some space down the left-hand side and crosses towards the back post but Fullkrug can't keep his header down.

Richarlison, who has been kicked all over the pitch, is replaced by Spurs youngster Mikey Moore.

Spurs fans chant 'Mikey Moore, he's one of our own'.

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Fullkrug keeps getting caught offside just inside Spurs' half, which is stopping West Ham from building attacks.

The German international has struggled to influence the game and Potter may look to Ferguson or Danny Ings on the bench if things don't improve.

Chance for West Ham! Kudus puts in a cross to the edge of the box and Bowen attempts an audacious attempt from a difficult angle and it flies just wide of the post.

If anyone is going to set this game alight, it will be Bowen.

Both sides are lacking that real quality across the pitch, leading to quite a tight and tense affair.

The game is definitely there for the taking for either team if one of their players can step up and produce.

Chance for Spurs! Tel is played in behind, but his shot is weak and straight at Areola.

Spurs have started the better of the two sides in the first few minutes of the second half.

Postecoglou will probably make some changes before too long, as he looks ahead to Thursday night.

We are back underway in East London, with the game there for the taking for both sides.

Who will come out on top?