A reminder that West Ham's goal doesn't massively change things for Tottenham.

It does, of course, add a little bit of pressure but Tottenham would only be relegated if they concede twice.

Everton are still yet to have a shot on target.

Daniel Farke has made a double change for Leeds.

On: Willy Gnonto, Daniel James

Off: Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Jaka Bijol

Gary Rose
BBC Sport at London Stadium

There's the spark they needed!

Just as it looked like hope was evaporating for West Ham Taty Castellanos has popped up with what could be a huge goal.

The West Ham fans around me immediately leapt to their feet, while Hammers boss Nuno Espírito Santo thumped the air in delight.

There's still a lot of work to do, and currently their Premier League survival is out of their hands, but now the pressure goes back onto Tottenham.

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Matt Jarvis
Former West Ham on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra 2

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Great delivery from Bowen, Taty is right at the back and he has just guided it in. He celebrates by running off, booting the ball in to the fans. He has been good since he came to the club, he has the energy levels and can be fearless.

West Ham have got to keep this momentum going and hope Everton can do something.

We had the drinks break straight after the goal so play is only just getting back under way.

Ellen White
Former England striker on Final Score

Tottenham are in the driving seat. Everton have to score two goals, even a draw is enough. It's been a tough season, can they hang on and not concede?

Hannibal Mejbri skips inside a couple of Wolves defenders but Jose Sa stops his goalbound effort at the second attempt.

Andy Stevenson
BBC Final Score reporter at London Stadium

West Ham are finally doing their bit. They are 1-0 up. Over to you Tottenham and Everton.

Wow!

News of that goal is quickly starting to spread around the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Plenty of fans are looking at their phones and it encourages a chant of "come on you Spurs".

There was always going to be a twist!

One goal for Brentford here will fire them into the Europa League places.

Everton are seizing the opportunity with the break in play to make a couple of changes.

Off go Merlin Rohl and Jake O'Brien with Harrison Armstrong and Tyrique George coming on.

Hannibal Mejbri picks out Lucas Pires with a superb pass but Jose Sa is out to make himself big and prevent the Burnley left-back from nicking the ball past him.

A few seconds later the Brazilian goes for a David Beckham-esque effort from near halfway but Sa again gets back to tip the ball away.

Good tackle on the halfway from Mateus Fernandes and that sets West Ham on the attack.

They get to the edge of the box but Callum Wilson's shot is blocked. He had a man over to his right and the pass might have been the better choice.

The Tottenham fans are belting out "when the Spurs go marching in" as Mathys Tel is down receiving treatment.

Changes for Forest as Elliot Anderson, Chris Wood, Jair Cunha and Ibrahim Sangare make way for Taiwo Awoniyi, Nicolas Dominguez, Ryan Yates and Luca Netz.

Everton send a free-kick into Tottenham's box and it leads to a very nervy moment. Everton get a couple of flicks on the ball before Spurs eventually scramble clear.

This one-goal lead is so precarious.

The volume has been turned up at West Ham. Whether it is genuine belief that things could turn in the next half hour or so, or it is just defiance, they're doing their bit to help the players on the pitch.