And with that, I must bid you all adieu.
As ever, it was a pleasure to cover the Premier League's afternoon madness with the company of you all.
I suspect we'll discover the true repercussions for Thomas Frank in the coming days but, for all you West Ham fans out there, savour this moment!
There was no shortage of drama and talking points across all of the games, and the good news is - it's not over!
Not only can you join my colleague Harry Bamforth's coverage of Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal at the City Ground right now, there's also more to come tomorrow!
So, thank you very much for joining me and, until next time, take care!
I'd certainly be surprised if discussions around Thomas Frank's future aren't held by the Spurs hierarchy in the coming days.
They're out of the EFL Cup, the FA Cup, and are sitting in 14th place in the Premier League. It has been absolutely dire.
But who could replace Frank if he's given the bullet? TalkSPORT Bet, who offer the latest next manager odds, have sent over the latest favourites to take the Spurs job.
Here are the top 10:
Oliver Glasner 2/1
Mauricio Pochettino 4/1
Xabi Alonso 4/1
Marco Silva 6/1
Enzo Maresca 8/1
Ruben Amorim 10/1
Jurgen Klopp 12/1
Robert De Zerbi 12/1
Xavi Hernandez 14/1
Robbie Keane 14/1
West Ham striker Callum Wilson has been speaking after his winning goal against Spurs.
Just before we get into his comments, I do wonder how much that will affect his future. Perhaps it'll prove to be the best way he could've bowed out of the Hammers.
Anyway, here's what he had to say:
It's massive today, the boys played fantastic. I think we deserved to be in front on the whole, especially with the chances we had first half. It wasn't to be, but thankfully we ended up getting the three points.
On being brought on in the final exchanges to score a goal, he said:
You get put on to do a job, no matter if that's five minutes or 50. Throughout my career I've always tried to be professional, and I did that today.
On his goal and the shouts from Spurs 'keeper Vicario for a foul, he said:
"It was checked and cleared, harmless really. Sometimes goalkeepers get too much love and you can't touch them, but the other way round they can shove you. It's a contact sport.
My goodness, this season just doesn't stop throwing up absolute doozies, does it?
Spurs fans, I want to hear from you. Are we Thomas Frank out at this stage? It certainly sounded that way inside the stadium.
It was also another disappointing afternoon for Liverpool, who were expected to absolutely blow Burnley away today. Arne Slot may want to send Frank a thank you card for sparing his blushes.
For Liam Rosenior, too, it was a pretty interesting 90 minutes. Brentford should have possibly scored four or five today but at the end of the day... they didn't, and Rosenior has his first three league points on the board, putting them in sixth.