Tottenham ratings v Vitesse Arnhem: Davinson Sanchez 7, Harry Winks 4, Dele Alli 3

Much-changed Spurs XI beaten 1-0 against Dutch side in Europa Conference League

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  SPURS RATINGS V VITESSE: Pierluigi Gollini - 6: Italian goalkeeper forced into action when he stopped Baden Frederiksen ‘s shot from a tight angle. Not troubled again until Eli Dasa’s strike flew wide of his near post just after hour mark and then saved comfortably from same player minutes later. No chance with goal. AP

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  Japhet Tanganga - 5: Plenty of full-blooded challenges but distribution lacking at times and offered team no outlet down the right. AP

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  Davinson Sanchez - 7: Terrific sliding tackle to dispossess Eli Dasa and then clear the danger. Several important blocks and was one of few Spurs players to do himself any sort of justice. AP

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  Joe Rodon - 5: Awful pass out from back straight to opposition in first couple of minutes set the tone for Spurs’ team performance as a whole. Getty

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  Ben Davies - 6: Captain for the night but couldn’t inspire his teammates who were poor all over pitch. Alert defending to clear danger on edge of Spurs’ box after 63 minutes and reasonably solid performance. Getty

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  Harry Winks - 4: Rare opportunity for midfielder but did nothing to suggest he should be playing more. Harsh booking late on as he became an increasingly frustrated figure in second half. AP

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  Giovani Lo Celso - 6: Had chance to put Gil through on goal after 17 minutes but pass easily cut out that summed up his – and Spurs’ – first half. Finally made a positive contribution just after break with nice turn and driving run to set-up chance for Gil. AFP

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  Bryan Gil - 6: Risky challenge in box after 12 minutes had Vitesse claiming a penalty but referee having none of it. Struck crossbar with swirling shot straight after half-time which was easily closest Spurs came to scoring. Showed no urgency to try and stop Maximillian Wittek scoring winner. AP

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  Dele Alli - 3: A shadow of the player who was a star for club and country just a couple of seasons ago. No attacking threat at all and, despite his undoubted talent and experience, failed miserably to take any sort of grip on game or lead by example. EPA

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  Steven Bergwijn - 4: Struggled for fitness this season but returned to side back in his home country. Most memorable moment, though, was stupid booking for obstructing a Vitesse free-kick. AFP

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  Dane Scarlett - 5: Teenage striker made little impression on solid Vitesse backline although, in his defence, the service he received was woeful. First shot on goal straight at keeper just after break. Very harsh booking for foul on goalkeeper Markus Schubert. AP

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  SUBS: Dilan Markanday – (On for Scarlett 75’) 6: Nice turn and run before he was chopped down as he bore down on goal. Getty

Nuno Espirito Santo's second-string Tottenham Hotspur side fell to a disappointing Europa Conference League defeat to Vitesse Arnhem.

The likes of Hugo Lloris, Harry Kane and Son Heung-min were all left at home as manager Nuno started with a completely new line-up to the one that defeated Newcastle United in the Premier League on Sunday.

And the move backfired as Spurs produced a disjointed performance from start to finish on Thursday to lose the game 1-0 to a fine strike from Maximilian Wittek in the 78th minute.

If former first-team regulars such as Harry Winks and Dele Alli were hoping to force their way into Nuno's plans, they failed miserably to do so at the GelreDome.

The closest Spurs came to scoring was when Bryan Gil struck the bar at the start of the second half after a driving run by Giovani Lo Celso. They now sit third in Group G, three points behind leaders Rennes.

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