Tottenham ratings v Mura: Brilliant Kane 10, Winks 7, Gil 5

Nuno's team secure victory in Europa Conference League after hat-trick from England star

TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Pierluigi Gollini 6 - Could have set up a deck chair for the majority of the game but couldn’t do much about the exquisite volley that pulled a goal back for Mura after half-time. Getty

Matt Doherty 6 - Brought the ball forward from right-back and defended astutely. It didn’t look like the Republic of Ireland player had to get out of the lower gears at any point during the game, but he should have done better with the header from the corner that went sailing over the bar. Getty

Joe Rodon 7 - Looked comfortable at the back but there were rarely any moments of real danger. AP

Cristian Romero 7 - More of a training session with Mura only scoring courtesy of a spectacular volley. The former Atalanta defender dealt with everything comfortably. Getty

Sergio Reguilon 7 - Regularly stretched the play down the left flank that opened space for Bryan Gil to isolate opposition defenders. Solid defensively but rarely troubled. Close to getting on the scoresheet from a tempting Giovani Lo Celso pass. Getty

Dele Alli 7 - Comfortably dispatched the penalty to put Spurs ahead early. Alli was a creative spark and looked to beat players with the ball, and was unlucky not to get a second goal. Getty

Oliver Skipp 7 - Skipp moved the ball quickly and displayed his range of passing in the middle of the park. The young midfielder looked like he enjoyed every minute of the game on the night. Substituted in the 70th minute. Reuters

Harry Winks 7 - Carried the ball forward and looked to progress the ball to help transition attacks with one-touch football. Helped control the tempo in the second half when Spurs extended their lead. AP

Giovani Lo Celso 10 - The Argentine forward was bright throughout the night and set the tone with an early emphatic left-foot finish that sent the ball into the top corner. Linked well with Kane and has given Nuno Espirito Santo something to think about for the weekend’s Premier League game. Getty

Dane Scarlett 5 - Struggled at times and couldn’t seem to link with the players around him. Didn’t fare much better in the second half either before being withdrawn, but a learning experience for the young forward. AP

Bryan Gil 5 - The winger showed positivity to attack the right-back but his trickery didn’t often get the results. Could have been more productive from the promising positions he found himself in. Getty

SUBS: Harry Kane (Scarlett 59') 10 - A threat immediately and it didn’t take long for Harry Kane to find his way onto the scoresheet, and then again… and again. Just over half of an hour it took for Kane to complete his hat-trick. Unplayable. Getty

Son Heung-min (Alli 59') 8 - Threatening on the counter-attack with Mura chasing the game from behind. Son’s pace was too much to handle on the night. Picked out an assist for Kane to help Spurs grab their fourth goal of the game. Getty

Lucas Moura (Gil 59') 7 - The Brazilian was bright when introduced but could have got his final ball better on a handful of occasions. Looked dangerous when cutting inside the ball and caused plenty of problems for Mura. Getty

Pierre Hojbjerg (Skipp 70') N/A - Not too much to do for the Denmark international as it was soon 4-1 after his introduction. Emerson Royal (Reguilon 81') N/A - On for Reguilon for the final moments of the game. Getty

Harry Kane came off the bench and scored a hat-trick as Tottenham dominated Slovenian side Mura 5-1 in their Europa Conference League group stage match on Thursday.

Pressure had been mounting on Kane following his struggles in the league and his hat-trick is expected to put the England star in the right frame of mind to regain his touch.

Dele Alli's penalty and Giovani Lo Celso's strike put Spurs in the driver's seat before a brilliant volley from Ziga Kous put Mura back in the contest after half-time.

Tottenham manager Nuno Espirito Santo then introduced Kane, Son Heung-min and Lucas Moura for the final 30 minutes.

The changes worked instantly as the struggling Premier League club took complete control of the match.

"Every striker wants to score goals. I probably wasn't expecting to come on today but it's nice to get the minutes," Kane told BT Sport.

"Whenever you see the ball hit the back of the net it's a good feeling. Hopefully we can take it into the weekend. It was nice to come off the bench and score a few goals."

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