Romero scores but Tottenham lose at home to West Ham, hit bottom | OneFootball

In an intense and changing match, Tottenham once again dropped points and extended their bad run after falling 2-1 at the end against West Ham, in a London derby that had excitement until the last second.

The match started favorably for the visiting team, which managed to open the scoring and control the pace for much of the first half. Crysencio Summerville seized his opportunity and put them 1-0 up, forcing the Spurs to react in front of their fans.

The team led by Thomas Frank took the lead as the minutes passed, pushed forward, and persistently sought the equalizer, although they struggled to find depth and clarity in the final third against a well-organized and counter-attacking West Ham.

In the second half, Tottenham found their reward in the 64th minute. Pedro Porro sent a precise cross from the right and Cristian Romero rose authoritatively to head in and score the 1-1, sparking celebrations in the stadium.

When the draw seemed definitive and the Spurs were pushing for victory, the final blow came. In the 93rd minute, after a corner kick, Callum Wilson appeared in the area to push the ball in and score the goal that snatched the draw from the hosts. Despite claims of a supposed foul in the attack, the goal was validated, provoking the celebration of the visiting fans at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Tottenham tried until the end, spurred on by their supporters, but failed to score again. With this result, Thomas Frank's team has gone five matches without a win, a streak that deepens doubts and reflects an irregular present that is beginning to cause concern.

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