Player Ratings

Player Ratings: Spurs 2-0 Everton

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A well-fought win for the Lilywhites, with a number of standout performances within the team – this is how the players ranked.

Manager rating- 7

The Richarlison injury forced Conte into action, with that substitution changing the game. Bissouma’s addition and the team reverting to the 3-5-2 formation completely changed the affair and Spurs went on to dominate proceedings.

Hugo Lloris- 7 

The Frenchman will be happy to add another clean sheet to his tally, in a game where he was not tested too much.

Matt Doherty- 8

A top-class performance from the Irishman and Conte clearly agreed, embracing Doherty at full-time. Clearly this performance should mark the end of Emerson’s run in the team.

Christian Romero- 8

Romero clattering into tackles is honestly a pleasure to watch, it’s just a sight you don’t get to see in today’s game. Awesome performance from the centre half.

Eric Dier- 7

Solid and done his job, Gareth Southgate will surely be watching…

Ben Davies- 7

Started the game shaky and seemed a tad over-eager. However, the Welshman grew into the game and remained solid.

Ivan Perisic- 7

After a few rough performances, Perisic was much better today – very active in the final third, creating a number of chances for the side.

Pierre Emile-Hojbjerg- 9

My MOTM today. Some people may not agree but Hojbjerg has to be the one best midfielders in the league at the moment. The Dane is integral to Conte’s system. I don’t know what Spurs would do without him.

Rodrigo Bentancur- 8

The Uruguayan’s energy was one of the key reasons for today’s win. His run and eventual cross lead to Hojbjerg’s goal, which was vital in killing the game.

Richarlison- 6

Another poor game for Richy today, but hopefully that injury does not leave him out for too long and put his World Cup dreams in doubt.

Heung-Min Son- 8

A quiet game for Son regarding goals and assists but the South Korean worked his absolute socks off and helped drive Spurs forward.

Harry Kane- 8

The England skipper put Wednesday’s awful penalty behind him and delivered a typical Harry Kane performance. He is also seeming like he is getting sharper and sharper, which is perfect timing for Qatar next month.

Subs:

Yves Bissouma- 8 

Davinson Sanchez- 5

Djed Spence- 5 

Oliver Skipp- 5

Lucas Moura- 5

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