Tottenham quickly recovered from an early injury to Harry Kane and hit Millwall for six at White Hart Lane. So how did they do individually? (Note: No rating if a player was on the pitch for less than 20 minutes).
Michel Vorm, 7
Can’t recall him having anything to do. Distributed the ball with his usual coolness.
Eric Dier, 7
Shaken by a couple of early long balls down his side from the visitors but soon settled and was rarely troubled.
Toby Alderweireld, 8
Stood in the middle of defence and held up a big banner that read: ‘YOU SHALL NOT PASS’. Defensive wizardry.
Jan Vertonghen, 7
Wasn’t as buccaneering as he was against Everton but stayed composed at the back and moved the ball forward whenever possible.
Kieran Trippier, 8
Wasted a couple of early chances to cross with bad first touches. Grew into the game and made a big contribution, including a stupendous pass for Son’s second goal.
Victor Wanyama, 8
Held up a second ‘YOU SHALL NOT PASS’ banner. Passed the ball beautifully at times, too.
Harry Winks, 9
A performance exemplified by one moment; Winks cleverly turned out of trouble and sprayed a perfect pass out to Trippier in the build up to the fourth goal. A controlled, collected display.
Ben Davies, 7
His final product could have been better but he showed plenty of adventure and willingness to get forward, just as he did against Everton.
Dele Alli, 8
Fluffed his lines with a couple of difficult chances but, as usual, got his goal by being in the right place at the right time.
Heung-Min Son, 9
Started carelessly, ironically miscontrolling a simple pass before finding the top corner for the second goal. Took his second excellently and set up Janssen’s goal before completing his hat-trick at the death.
Harry Kane, N/A
Substituted within minutes after turning his right ankle.
Substitutes
Christian Eriksen, 9
Replaced Kane early on and settled the nerves with a fine opener. Controlled the game with ease and created the fourth goal with an incisive pass.
Vincent Janssen, N/A
Mobbed by his teammates after scoring his first Spurs goal from open play — he took it well. Probably should have scored another but it didn’t really matter.
Moussa Sissoko, N/A
Came on with 15 minutes to go and instigated the counter attack for the final goal by bursting through the Millwall midfield.
Kane injury is bad.He could miss the rest of the season.Hopefully it isn’t a similar injury which he took early on in the season
Hope Kanes injury not too serious.Hope Son and Jansen can do the job
Harry Winks what a talent another little gem
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