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Tottenham player ratings vs Arsenal: Spurs collectively awful in dismal first-half derby display
Tottenham lost 3-1 at rivals Arsenal on a dismal afternoon which leaves Nuno Espirito Santo under pressure.
For the third League game running, Spurs conceded three goals to a London rival, following up the defeats to Crystal Palace and Chelsea with another chastening loss.
Goals from Emile Smith Rowe, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Bukayo Saka put the hosts clear in the opening 35 minutes after a rudderless and gutless display from the visitors.
Spurs improved slightly after the interval and Heung-min Son scored a late consolation goal.
Dan Kilpatrick was in north London to run the rule over the Spurs players...
Hugo Lloris 6
Not much he could do for any of the goals and kept the scoreline respectable in the second half.
Japhet Tanganga 5
Hooked at the interval, perhaps a little harshly as he had been no worse than many of his team-mates. Arsenal’s second goal came down his side.
Davinson Sanchez 5
All at sea on his return to the side. Perhaps strange in hindsight that Nuno didn’t stick with big-money summer signing Cristian Romero.
Eric Dier 5
Involved in a dreadful defensive display but might feel frustrated by the lack of midfield protection.
Sergio Reguilon 5
Part of wretched first-half display but gets some credit for an assist for Son.
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg 5
Caught ball watching for Arsenal’s opener and as responsible as anyone for the passivity of the first half.
Tanguy Ndombele 5
Part of an absent midfield in the first half and unable to make any lasting impression on the game.
Dele Alli 4
The end of the Dele renaissance? Hard to remember a meaningful contribution before he was hooked at half-time.
Lucas Moura 6
Well marshalled by Granit Xhaka and Co. and struggled to make a major impact on his return from injury. Tested Aaron Ramsdale with late strike which was palmed onto the bar.
Heung-min Son 7
Forced Ramsdale into a first-half save and added a consolation with a firm finish.
Harry Kane 5
His 250th Premier League appearance will have been one of his least enjoyable. Should really have been awarded a second-half penalty and missed a sitter.
Subs
Emerson Royal (Tanganga 46’) 6
Didn’t add much in the way of attacking threat and was careless in possession.
Oliver Skipp (Dele 46’) 7
Helped Spurs to gain a midfield foothold and ensure they were not nearly as wretched in the second half.
Bryan Gil (Ndombele 69’) 7
Won the ball in the build-up to Son’s goal in a lively cameo.
Not used: Gollini, Romero, Rodon, Davies, Lo Celso, Scarlett.
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