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Player Ratings: Tottenham vs West Ham

• 1/22 Hugo Lloris: 6

  This was one of the easiest games the France captain has had since he joined Tottenham in the summer of 2012.

• 2/22 Kyle Walker: 8

  After a difficult start against Victor Moses, he quickly came out on top and was a very useful attacking threat, as he showed with the fourth goal. Booked.

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• 3/22 Toby Alderweireld: 8

  Solid as ever at the back and scored the second goal with a header from a corner after a clever run to the near post.

• 4/22 Jan Vertonghen: 7

  Like Lloris, the centre-back had a relatively simple afternoon. Kept Carroll quiet with dealt easily with what little danger West Ham caused.

• 5/22 Danny Rose: 6

  Not always precise, but always committed, in both attack and defence on the left flank. Rose is slowly recapturing his best form.

• 6/22 Dele Alli: 7

  Pushed further forward into the No10 role, he was involved in the majority of his team’s attacks, though needed to be calmed by his manager after a needless spat with Mark Noble. Booked.
  Ryan Mason: 6
  Missed one good chance and hit the post from distance late on.

• 7/22 Eric Dier: 7

  A calming presence in the centre, his job is to move the ball on swiftly to his attacking players, which he does effectively.

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• 8/22 Mousa Dembele: 8

  Deployed deeper in midfield rather than in the No10 role, the Belgian maintained his recent form with another fine game in both disciplines.

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• 9/22 Christian Eriksen: 7

  Starts on the left flank but usually drifts inside where he helps link the play with clever passing and movement. Created the second and third goals.

• 10/22 Heung-min Son: 6

  Making his first start for nearly two months after injury, the South Korean kept Hammers left-back Aaron Cresswell honest throughout.
  Josh Onomah: 6

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• 11/22 Harry Kane: 8

  Two goals – eight in five games now – one missed chance and lots of clever, unselfish work throughout the game from Spurs’ star man.
  Tom Carroll: 6

• 12/22 Adrian: 5

  Could do little about the first two goals but he allowed Kane’s shot to slip under his body for the home side’s third.

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• 13/22 Carl Jenkinson: 5

  Allowed Kane to turn far too easily in the penalty area for Tottenham’s opener and struggled to contain Rose and Eriksen.

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• 14/22 James Tomkins: 4

  Shaky display was summed up when, under no pressure, he gifted possession to Eriksen, who set up Kane for Tottenham’s third goal.

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• 15/22 Wiston Reid: 5

  A tough day for the New Zealander, who lost Alderweireld for Spurs’ second and was too often caught out of position.

• 16/22 Aaron Cresswell: 5

  At his best, he is an effective attacker from left-back but Walker and Son ensured he spent most of the afternoon in his own half.

• 17/22 Cheikhou Kouyate: 6

  Hit the bar with an overhead kick in the first half that would have made it 1-1 and was one of his team’s better performers on a day to forget.

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• 18/22 Mark Noble: 6

  Showed his customary energy and dedication in midfield but once Tottenham scored their first, West Ham’s gameplan went out of the window. Booked.
  Alex Song: 6

• 19/22 Victor Moses: 5

  Made a very bright start and caused Walker problems, but faded quickly thereafter as Walker and Son gained the upper hand. Substituted along with Carroll. Mauro Zarate: 6
  Pushed wide on the left but failed to offer anything of note.

• 20/22 Manuel Lanzini: 6

  Required to provide the creative spark in Dimitri Payet’s absence, the Argentine was deployed in a midfield three and scored a cracking goal – when it was far too late.

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• 21/22 Diafra Sakho: 6

  Worked as hard as anyone but he would surely be more useful to his team through the middle, rather than on the flanks. Booked.

• 22/22 Andy Carroll: 5

  Well policed by Alderweireld and Vertonghen throughout, the centre-forward received little service from the flanks and was subbed just after the hour mark. Nikica Jelavic: 6
  Could do no better than Carroll.