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Vitesse bring on Lois Openda, who is their top scorer this season, for Yann Gboho.

Barbour: I’m not sure Nuno would have done any worse in this game. Demonstrates the team is the issue… not the manager.

Peter: There isn't a manager in the world who can make Dier and Davies better defenders. Nowhere near good enough for Spurs.

West Ham United

West Ham defender Aaron Cresswell, speaking to BT Sport: "Bit frustrated. We dominated in the second half and we should have taken more of the chances we had.

"We just couldn’t get going at times in the first half.

"We’ve done well in the group with 10 points from four games. We want to top the group and finish strong.

"We’ve congratulated the manager on 1,000 games. It’s incredible, it’s something special."

There were some clashes between Vitesse fans and police - as the away supporters tried to get to Spurs' hospitality fans - in that first half. Suspect there might be a charge coming from Uefa.

West Ham United

West Ham captain Declan Rice, speaking to BT Sport: "We created so many chances we could have scored again. We started with a back five. We didn't really have Mich [Michail Antonio] playing up front he was off the left and we had a false nine.

"We are still learning and we need to come up with different ways to play different opposition. We want to finish top in the group and proceed to the next round.

"I’ve been with Said [Benrahma] for over a year now and I know what he can do. He is a player you need to give confidence to.

"You need to tell him that he is going to be the best player on the pitch. You need to tell him he can do whatever he wants and I am always on at him to keep expressing himself and keep having the fun.

"Tonight he really enjoyed himself, he scored two great goals and he bailed us out."

On David Moyes' 1,000th game: "We all signed a shirt for him. It is a fantastic achievement. He said he’d played 600 games as a player and has now done 1,000 as a manager. I said ‘are you not stressed?’. He is a great guy and it is unbelievable for any manager, it is just disappointing we could not get that win for him.

"He gets the best out of every player. He is no nonsense telling you straight as a player and you need that. You need to be criticised. Away from the pitch you can sit down and talk to him. It is a really enjoyable place to play."

West Ham United

West Ham manager David Moyes, speaking to BT Sport: "I think we are six unbeaten, the players are doing a brilliant job. I am getting told we have qualified. If that's the case great, the next task is to try and win the group."

On Said Benrahma: "I thought Said played well and was a big influence on the team. Even if you took out his goals I thought he had a much better performance and I was pleased with him."

Here's reaction from West Ham's draw at Genk earlier...

Marlo: It took exactly 39 minutes for Tottenham to Spursify Conte.

James: Conte will be realising what he's got himself into. Don't think I'd want to be a Spurs player at half time.

Pat: Spurs passing the ball around comfortably now is a signal for typical we have done enough and can lose now.

Half-time score update:

Begley 5-0 Hafez

Goalless at the break.

Chris B: Antonio Conte already getting a crash course in what it’s like to be associated with Tottenham in his first 45 minutes. I’ve had 35 years of this.

Adam: I can’t believe I switched from the Spurs game to the Leicester game when Spurs went 2-0 up. What was I thinking?

If we could break that half down into three sections...

• 0-14 mins: 0-0
• 15-30 mins: 3-0
• 31-45 mins: 0-2

Spurs' first attack in a while but Pierre-­Emile Hojbjerg's deflected pass rolls through to the keeper.

Emerson Royal now whips in a cross just above everyone, including the diving Sergio Reguilon.

This would have been a worldie.

Youri Tielemans fizzes a pass into the feet of Kelechi Iheanacho and then the Foxes striker jinks past three Spartak defenders.

The space opens up for a shot, but Patson Daka pokes the ball away from his fellow African, much to Iheanacho's annoyance.

Antonio Conte won't be happy with this. At 3-0, it looked like it could become a 6-0 game. Now they're one slip from being level.

Image source, Getty Images

Spartak earn a corner which Samuel Gigot heads over.

Gigot is the brother of France rugby league captain Tony, who plays for new Super League side Toulouse.

You learn something new every day.

First booking of the game as Spurs defender Cristian Romero fouls Yann Gboho to stop a potential Vitesse counter-attack.

I'm sure Antonio Conte would have hoped for a clean sheet - but the main aim will be winning.