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Sat 9 December 2017 18:28, UK

Goalkeeper and defenders

Hugo Lloris (Goalkeeper) – 6: Didn’t really have a lot to do as Spurs ran riot in the second half at Wembley. Did make one outstanding save to deny Stoke forward Xherdan Shaqiri, but should have done better for the goal by Shawcross.

Kieran Trippier (Right-back) – 4: An afternoon to forget for the full-back, didn’t offer much, offensively or defensively.

Eric Dier (Centre-back) – 6: A decent performance, put a few good tackles in and restricted Stoke to limited chances. Will be frustrated Spurs couldn’t keep a clean sheet.

Jan Vertonghen (Centre-back) – 6: Solid, didn’t have a lot to do as Spurs dominated possession in midfield and attack, but a made a few good tackles when called upon.

Ben Davies (Left-back)- 7: Got forward a few times and provided an excellent cross for the first goal by Harry Kane. Looked okay defensively. A much-improved performance from his display against Watford last week.

Click below to see how we rated Tottenham’s midfield against Stoke…