### Tottenham's Second-Half Surge Overwhelms West Ham in Dominant Display

Tottenham Hotspur delivered a scintillating second-half performance, scoring three goals in an eight-minute blitz to come from behind and secure a commanding victory over West Ham United in north London. Despite a nervy first half where Spurs struggled to convert possession into clear opportunities, they ultimately overpowered their visitors in a thrilling encounter.

The match saw West Ham initially take the lead through Mohammed Kudus, who later received a red card for retaliatory actions against Micky van de Ven and Pape Matar Sarr. However, Tottenham's Dejan Kulusevski equalized with a spectacular strike just before half-time, which proved to be the turning point. Kulusevski’s effort from the right found the back of the net via Alphonse Areola's hand and both posts, setting the stage for Spurs' second-half onslaught.

After the break, Tottenham maintained their aggressive momentum, resulting in a rapid succession of goals. Yves Bissouma put Spurs ahead, followed by an own goal from Jean-Clair Todibo, and finally a sublime finish from Son Heung-min. The returning South Korean star, who had been sidelined for three-and-a-half weeks due to a hamstring injury, also played a pivotal role in Bissouma’s goal, demonstrating his value to the team with a vintage performance.

For Udogie, who had received criticism following Tottenham's earlier defeat by Brighton & Hove Albion, the match was a chance for redemption. After initially struggling defensively against West Ham’s Jarrod Bowen, Udogie became a vital attacking outlet, combining effectively with Son Heung-min and even assisting in Bissouma's goal. His key block later in the game prevented Kudus from scoring a second, showcasing a rounded performance that will certainly bolster his confidence.

Ange Postecoglou commended his team’s efforts, particularly highlighting their resilience and ability to gain control in the midfield. He remarked on the importance of matching West Ham’s physicality and praised the side’s excellent second-half performance. Postecoglou also noted the significant impact of Pape Matar Sarr, brought on at half-time for James Maddison, whose energy helped Spurs dominate the latter stages of the game.

With such a commanding win, Tottenham fans will be optimistic for more performances of this calibre as the season progresses.