Three goals in eight second half minutes condemned West Ham United to a 4-1 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday.
The Hammers led in the first half through Mohammed Kudus but were unable to stem the tide as the home side fought back.
Kudus had the 3,000-strong Claret and Blue Army off their seats 18 minutes in when he finished from close range following outstanding work by Jarrod Bowen down the right hand side.
Tottenham levelled nine minutes before the break. James Maddison drove at the heart of the Hammers' backline and laid off to Dejan Kulusevski, who squeezed home a shot from the edge of the box.
Then, at the start of the second period Yves Bissouma rammed home from 15 yards, before a Son Heung-Min shot deflected in off an unfortunate Alphonse Areola.
Spurs soon added a fourth, Son firing home at the near post as the clock ticked to the hour.
A half to forget for the Hammers was capped four minutes from time when Kudus was handed a red card for violent conduct.
