Tottenham secured a comfortable 3-0 victory at home, with goals from a David Zima own goal (26′), a Mohammed Kudus penalty (50′), and a Xavi Simons penalty (79′). The win boosted Spurs’ chances of a top-eight finish in the league phase.
Guglielmo Vicario (GK): 7/10 Made several comfortable saves and kept a clean sheet, though distribution was occasionally questionable.
Pedro Porro (RB): 7-8/10 Delivered the corner leading to the own goal, won a penalty with a fizzing cross, and provided an attacking threat.
Cristian Romero (CB): 7-8/10
Flicked on the header for the opener, made raking passes, and led defensively; strong ball-playing display.
Micky van de Ven (CB): 6-7/10 Solid in duels but booked (suspended for next match) and occasionally caught out.
Djed Spence (LB): 6-7/10
Steady but less influential than the other defenders; some marauding runs.
João Palhinha (DM): 6-7/10
Provided solidity in midfield and broke up play, though booked early.
Archie Gray (CM): 6-7/10
Helped dictate tempo but substituted after an hour.
Xavi Simons (AM): 8-9/10
Sharp and confident; won and scored a penalty, looked dangerous running at defenders.
Mohammed Kudus (RW): 9/10
Man of the match for many; tormented defenders, won and scored a penalty, constant threat.
Wilson Odobert (LW): 7-8/10
Lively from the start, created early chances with crosses and dribbles.
Richarlison (ST): 7/10
Unlucky not to score early, worked hard and linked play.
Mathys Tel: 7/10 (Bright, forced saves)
Pape Matar Sarr: 6-7/10 (Energetic, drove forward)
Randal Kolo Muani: 7/10 (Looked sharp)
Ben Davies: N/A (Late cameo)
Overall, attacking players like Kudus and Simons shone brightest in a dominant performance against a tiring Slavia side.
