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West Ham: Fans praise Michail Antonio’s performance in defeat to Tottenham

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Plenty of West Ham fans were quite happy with the performance of Michail Antonio today despite the Hammers falling to their third Premier League defeat in a row and fifth in six games.

The winger came on for Felipe Anderson at half-time in the 2-3 defeat to Tottenham at London Stadium and, after his side had gone three goals behind, he got the Hammers off the mark in the final 20 minutes, as noted by @WestHam on Twitter.

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Anderson’s ineffective first half display saw him fail to register a shot or a successful dribble, whereas Antonio’s goal was one of two shots on target and three in total for the 29-year-old, having also clocked three successful dribbles and drawing three fouls. [via WhoScored]

He came on to make his first appearance since August, having been ruled out for the last three months with a hamstring injury (as per whufc.com), and made an immediate impact upon his return to action.

These West Ham fans on Twitter lauded Antonio’s display on another bad day for their team:

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