Tottenham 0-1 Chelsea: All Players’ Ratings Revealed

Thomas Tuchel registered his first big London derby win since taking over at Chelsea thanks to a narrow 1-0 triumph over Tottenham on Thursday.

It was a devastating evening for the home side, with their manager Jose Mourinho losing back to back home league games for the very first time in his career.

Nevertheless, here is a look at how these players performed in this high-end encounter in the Premier League in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Thursday.

Tottenham

Hugo Lloris: 7/10

While the Spurs goalkeeper couldn’t keep out Jorginho’s penalty, he only had one notable save to make to deny Mason Mount late in the game.

Serge Aurier: 6.5/10

He hardly had a chance to move forward and provide offensive support for his teammates.

Toby Alderweireld: 7/10

He was solid in dealing with Timo Werner, barely allowing the German to penetrate the lines.

Eric Dier: 2/10

Eric Dier was by far the worst performer for Tottenham in this game.

Ben Davies: 6.5/10

The former Swansea starlet deserves credit for remaining strong defensively.

Moussa Sissoko: 6/10

Harry Winks may have been a better option.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg: 6.5/10

The Dane couldn’t provide the solidity that was needed in the middle of the park.

Steven Bergwijn

His influence waned significantly as the game progressed.

Tanguy Ndombele: 5/10

Barely providing any sort of creativity going forward.

Carlos Vinicius: 4/10

Carlos Vinicius had an awful game in the number nine slot.

Son Heung-Min: 6/10

Son Heung-Min struggled to influence the game in the absence of Harry Kane.

Substitutes

Erik Lamela: 6.5/10

The playmaker had one effort on target, testing Edouardo Mendy.

Lucas Moura: 6.5/10

Lucas Moura fared well after coming on for Bergwijn in the 69th minute.

Chelsea

Edouardo Mendy: 6.5/10

Edouardo Mendy didn’t have much to do throughout the entirety of the game.

Cesar Azpilicueta: 7/10

Cesar Azpilicueta used his experience to defend the threat of Son.

Thiago Silva: 7/10

His night was cut short by a thigh problem that forced him to come off.

Antonio Rudiger: 7/10

The German international did well to remain strong and keeping Tottenham at bay.

Reece James: 7/10

Delivered a few crosses to keep the Spurs defence occupied.

Jorginho: 8.5/10

Jorginho was the hub of the Chelsea midfield in this game.

Mateo Kovacic: 8/10

Mateo Kovacic proved to be Chelsea’s ideal answer to Tottenham’s Hojbjerg.

Marcos Alonso: 7/10

Marcos Alonso did an excellent job on the far side.

Callum Hudson-Odoi: 6.5/10

He never really troubled Lloris and was eventually replaced after the hour mark.

Mason Mount: 6.5/10

Mason Mount was ineffective in the number ten position for Chelsea.

Timo Werner: 7/10

Still lacking the goals, but did win the penalty.

Substitutes

Andreas Christensen: 7/10

Andreas Christensen did well to keep things tidy at the back.

Christian Pulisic: 6.5/10

Made a couple of eye-catching runs, but failed to deliver the final ball.

N’Golo Kante: 6/10

Made one foul on Lucas that got him a yellow.