Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas was delighted with the 3-1 win over London rivals West Ham on Sunday.
Jermain Defoe scored twice either side of a Gareth Bale strike while Andy Carroll netted a consolation header for the visitors in the 82nd minute as Spurs ended a run of three consecutive defeats.
"Yeah I think (it was a) very good performance. We have been chasing it for sometime," he said.
"You know a good solid 90-minute performance and we got it today. I think very deservedly. We had two difficult away fixtures before with Man City and Arsenal.
"So it was extremely important for us to get back to winning ways particularly against a team who have been doing well in a London derby."
Villas-Boas singled out Defoe for special praise.
"Yeah he's an incredible striker. I mean his moment of form is absolutely immense," he said.
I think he is enjoying his football. When we see the strikers of this nature and their hunger for goals is what you need and what you request from a striker.
"We have been getting exactly that so at the moment we have all positive things to say about it."
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