• Hugo Lloris - 7: Made a superb save to deny Anthony Martial in the second half and neat distribution. Reuters
    Hugo Lloris - 7: Made a superb save to deny Anthony Martial in the second half and neat distribution. Reuters
  • Serge Aurier - 4: The Ivorian has been a liability at right-back all season and three months off has hardly sharpened his senses. AP
    Serge Aurier - 4: The Ivorian has been a liability at right-back all season and three months off has hardly sharpened his senses. AP
  • Davinson Sanchez - 6: One wayward first-half header aside, the Colombian made some vital interceptions to deny United in threatening positions. AP
    Davinson Sanchez - 6: One wayward first-half header aside, the Colombian made some vital interceptions to deny United in threatening positions. AP
  • Eric Dier - 7: Seasoned Spurs fans will tell you this was Dier's best game for more than two years. "Absolutely perfect," purred his manager. Can feel aggrieved to have conceded what looked a soft penalty for a tussle with Paul Pogba. Reuters
    Eric Dier - 7: Seasoned Spurs fans will tell you this was Dier's best game for more than two years. "Absolutely perfect," purred his manager. Can feel aggrieved to have conceded what looked a soft penalty for a tussle with Paul Pogba. Reuters
  • Ben Davies - 7: Steady and dependable at the back and tried to link up with his attackers. AP
    Ben Davies - 7: Steady and dependable at the back and tried to link up with his attackers. AP
  • Harry Winks - 6: Industrious and hard-working in the face of a more dominant United midfield three. AFP
    Harry Winks - 6: Industrious and hard-working in the face of a more dominant United midfield three. AFP
  • Moussa Sissoko - 8: Much has been made of Harry Kane and Son Heung-min's comebacks bolstering Spurs but the Frenchman's return from injury is arguably even more important. A monster in defence and denied Marcus Rashford a late break away with a vital interception. AFP
    Moussa Sissoko - 8: Much has been made of Harry Kane and Son Heung-min's comebacks bolstering Spurs but the Frenchman's return from injury is arguably even more important. A monster in defence and denied Marcus Rashford a late break away with a vital interception. AFP
  • Erik Lamela - 5: The Argentine has the tackling technique of Paul Scholes but sadly not the vision. Reuters
    Erik Lamela - 5: The Argentine has the tackling technique of Paul Scholes but sadly not the vision. Reuters
  • Steven Bergwijn - 7: The Dutchman's work rate only dipped after picking up a knock midway through the second half. Turned Harry Maguire inside out for his goal. AP
    Steven Bergwijn - 7: The Dutchman's work rate only dipped after picking up a knock midway through the second half. Turned Harry Maguire inside out for his goal. AP
  • Son Heung-min - 7: The South Korean's pace means he is always a threat, but he really should have put Spurs two up with a header shortly after Bergwijn's opener. Getty
    Son Heung-min - 7: The South Korean's pace means he is always a threat, but he really should have put Spurs two up with a header shortly after Bergwijn's opener. Getty
  • Harry Kane - 5: Looked woefully off the pace. The one positive is he lasted the full 90 plus minutes. EPA
    Harry Kane - 5: Looked woefully off the pace. The one positive is he lasted the full 90 plus minutes. EPA
  • Gedson Fernandes (sub for Lamela, 70) - 5: Doesn't look to possess the skill set to flourish as a winger. Spurs still waiting to see a spark from the young Portuguese. Reuters
    Gedson Fernandes (sub for Lamela, 70) - 5: Doesn't look to possess the skill set to flourish as a winger. Spurs still waiting to see a spark from the young Portuguese. Reuters
  • Giovani Lo Celso (sub for Bergwijn, 70) - 7: His introduction gave Spurs a foothold in the game when United threatened to overwhelm them after the equaliser. AFP
    Giovani Lo Celso (sub for Bergwijn, 70) - 7: His introduction gave Spurs a foothold in the game when United threatened to overwhelm them after the equaliser. AFP
  • David de Gea - 6: Badly at fault for Bergwijn's goal; made up for it with a superb save from Son. AP
    David de Gea - 6: Badly at fault for Bergwijn's goal; made up for it with a superb save from Son. AP
  • Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 6: Delivery was lacking but the young Englishman was as tenacious in the tackle as ever. Getty
    Aaron Wan-Bissaka - 6: Delivery was lacking but the young Englishman was as tenacious in the tackle as ever. Getty
  • Victor Lindelof - 6: Good distribution and along with his defensive partner Maguire ensured Kane had a quiet game. AFP
    Victor Lindelof - 6: Good distribution and along with his defensive partner Maguire ensured Kane had a quiet game. AFP
  • Harry Maguire - 6: A galvanising presence but looked about as mobile as Nelson's Column as Bergwijn raced inside and then ahead of him to fire Spurs in front. AFP
    Harry Maguire - 6: A galvanising presence but looked about as mobile as Nelson's Column as Bergwijn raced inside and then ahead of him to fire Spurs in front. AFP
  • Luke Shaw - 6: His pace helps him recover but the left-back too often switches off in defensive situations. AFP
    Luke Shaw - 6: His pace helps him recover but the left-back too often switches off in defensive situations. AFP
  • Fred - 7: Was unhappy to be hauled off in the second half and had a commanding game in midfield. Reuters
    Fred - 7: Was unhappy to be hauled off in the second half and had a commanding game in midfield. Reuters
  • Scott McTominay - 7: Chosen ahead of Paul Pogba and more than justified it. Never flustered and one of those players that always plays with his head up. AFP
    Scott McTominay - 7: Chosen ahead of Paul Pogba and more than justified it. Never flustered and one of those players that always plays with his head up. AFP
  • Bruno Fernandes - 8: The last player to win the Premier League player of the month award was a delight to watch. Always probing and came agonisingly close with a second-half fizzer. AFP
    Bruno Fernandes - 8: The last player to win the Premier League player of the month award was a delight to watch. Always probing and came agonisingly close with a second-half fizzer. AFP
  • Daniel James - 6: The Welshman's pace will always give opposition defences cause for concern but didn't do enough on the ball. AFP
    Daniel James - 6: The Welshman's pace will always give opposition defences cause for concern but didn't do enough on the ball. AFP
  • Marcus Rashford - 6: The darling of English football should have buried a first-half header from six yards but completely missed the ball. EPA
    Marcus Rashford - 6: The darling of English football should have buried a first-half header from six yards but completely missed the ball. EPA
  • Anthony Martial - 5: The Frenchman was largely anonymous and no surprise to see him replaced in the second half. EPA
    Anthony Martial - 5: The Frenchman was largely anonymous and no surprise to see him replaced in the second half. EPA
  • Nemanja Matic (sub for Lindelof, 78) - 6: Played as part of a back three as United looked to press home their superior possession and territory. AP
    Nemanja Matic (sub for Lindelof, 78) - 6: Played as part of a back three as United looked to press home their superior possession and territory. AP
  • Paul Pobga (sub for Fred, 63) - 7: The Frenchman was finally paired with Fernandes in a United midfield and the early signs look promising for a successful partnership. Won the penalty for United's equaliser. AP
    Paul Pobga (sub for Fred, 63) - 7: The Frenchman was finally paired with Fernandes in a United midfield and the early signs look promising for a successful partnership. Won the penalty for United's equaliser. AP
  • Mason Greenwood (sub for James, 62) - 6: Did more in 30 minutes than Martial managed in 70. Getty
    Mason Greenwood (sub for James, 62) - 6: Did more in 30 minutes than Martial managed in 70. Getty
  • Eric Bailly (sub for McTominay, 89) - 5: Brought on to bolster United's defence as Spurs had the better of the latter exchanges. Reuters
    Eric Bailly (sub for McTominay, 89) - 5: Brought on to bolster United's defence as Spurs had the better of the latter exchanges. Reuters
  • Odion Ighalo (sub for Martial, 78) - 5: Nigerian failed to make an impact. Reuters
    Odion Ighalo (sub for Martial, 78) - 5: Nigerian failed to make an impact. Reuters

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Harry Kane 5 out of 10, Bruno Fernandes 8: Tottenham v Manchester United player ratings

A hard fought draw at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Steve Luckings
Steve Luckings
Abu Dhabi

June 20, 2020

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Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United resumed their 2019/20 Premier League campaign with a hard-fought 1-1 draw on Friday night.

Steven Bergwijn's powerful 27th-minute drive and a Bruno Fernandes penalty in the final few minutes, won by Paul Pogba, completed the scoring with United goalkeeper David de Gea at fault for the Spurs goal.

De Gea made amends with a superb save from Son Heung-min soon after his mistake, while Hugo Lloris made a magnificent save from Anthony Martial as United chased an equaliser.

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