West Ham boss David Moyes admitted his delight at seeing key players tick over in the Europa League win over Genk, ahead of the clash with Tottenham.
The Hammers continued their impressive start to the group stage with a 3-0 win on Thursday. Not only did they make it three wins from as many matches, but they have still not conceded.
As such, they now sit six points clear at the top of Group H ahead of successive trips to Genk and Rapid Vienna in Europe.
But after the most recent home win, West Ham stay at the London Stadium to welcome Spurs on Sunday.
Tottenham made a host of changes as they lost 1-0 to Vitesse Arnhem in their Europa Conference League game on Thursday.
