WHAT HAPPENED? Tottenham had an early penalty chalked off by VAR, but went ahead soon after courtesy of a Thilo Kehrer own goal. West Ham levelled things up through Tomas Soucek before the break, and they appeared the better team for much of the second half. THE BIGGER PICTURE: Although they secured a point, aspects of Spurs' second-half display were worrying. The same old problem of playing out from the back down the right-hand side reared its ugly head again, and this is an area teams could target as the season progresses. ALL EYES ON: With Rodrigo Bentancur injured, Yves Bissouma was handed his first Tottenham start. He picked up a needless, early yellow card for petulantly punching the ball away and had to walk a tightrope alongside a hobbling Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg for the rest of the match. THE MATCH IN THREE PHOTOS: THE VERDICT: VAR earned some more fans after a ludicrously long penalty check early on. Son's out-of-sorts goal drought continued. Antonio's beautiful assist got a lot of love... Spurs fans were not pleased that Conte waited so long to make a change. But the bigger concern was their struggles in possession... WHAT NEXT FOR TOTTENHAM? Spurs are next in action when they welcome Fulham to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday.