Jeffrey Schlupp 8; Serge Aurier 8, Harry Kane 7: Crystal Palace v Tottenham player ratings

Spurs secure place in next season's Europa League after 1-1 draw at Selhurst Park

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  Vicente Guaita – 6: Did well not to fell Lucas Moura for a penalty that could have cost Palace the game at the end of the first half. Getty

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  Joel Ward – 7: Helped drive Palace’s best phase of play after the break, and hit the post … albeit with a cross. AP

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  Scott Dann – 6: Looked ready for the end of the season, especially once he was nutmegged by Harry Kane late on. Getty

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  Cheikhou Kouyate – 7: Out of position once or twice, but otherwise did a fine job filling in again at centre-back. AP

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  Tyrick Mitchell – 6: The youngster was given a tough time by Moura, and received a yellow card for his troubles. PA

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  James McArthur – 6: Let Tottenham’s midfield know they were in for a battle with some robust challenges early in the piece. AP

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  James McCarthy – 6: Yellow carded early on for a foul on Son Heung-min, which put him on edge for the rest of the game. Reuters

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  Andros Townsend – 7: Looked very keen to make an impression against his boyhood club. Occasionally over eager when well placed. AP

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  Jeffrey Schlupp – 8: His second goal of the season was Palace’s first in seven and a half games against Spurs. Tenacious throughout. Getty

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  Jordan Ayew – 6: Did a decent impersonation of Christian Benteke, holding up the ball well, but wasted a good chance. Getty

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  Wilfried Zaha – 6: Appeared threatening, as usual, but was well shackled by Serge Aurier. Getty

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  Jairo Riedewald – (On for McArthur 70') 6: Barely had a chance to make a difference. Getty

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  Luka Milivojevic – (On for Schlupp 85'): NA, His cross from a free-kick found Dann well placed, but he headed wide. PA

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  Hugo Lloris – 6: No chance with Schlupp’s blazing shot from point-blank range, and he had little else significant to do. EPA

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  Serge Aurier – 8: Continues to amaze, performing to such a high level after the death of his brother. Diligent throughout. Reuters

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  Toby Alderweireld – 6: Picked up a rare yellow card for a foul on Ayew, and was nearly shown up late on when Dann beat him to a header – but headed wide. Reuters

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  Eric Dier – 7: Looked confident after his return from suspension. Powerful in the tackle, and showed a midfielder’s range of passing. AP

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  Ben Davies – 6, Occasionally wasteful in possession but solid enough in repelling Andros Townsend. Reuters

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  Harry Winks – 6: Typically tidy but lacked the oomph Tottenham needed to counter Palace once the hosts gained the ascendancy. PA

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  Moussa Sissoko – 7, Was only a matter of time before he succumbed to a muscle injury given the incredible workload he gets through. AP

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  Lucas Moura – 8: One fine run in the first half nearly brought a sensational goal, and he was a constant threat down the right flank. Getty

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  Giovani Lo Celso – 7: Intricate footwork followed by a canny through ball set up the opener for Kane. Substituted on the hour. Getty

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  Son Heung-min – 6: Spurs’ player of the season struggled to prise many openings, and looked fed up to be replaced with 10 minutes to go. EPA

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  Harry Kane – 7: His 13th-minute goal looked like it was going to be enough for the win at the interval, but Tottenham lapsed in the second half. AP

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  Steven Bergwijn – (On for Lo Celso 60') 6: Scarcely registered anything in an attacking sense, but defended well against Zaha. EPA

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  Dele Alli – (On for Son 80') NA: Had little chance to make a difference. AP

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  Oliver Skipp – (On for Sissoko 80') NA: A sign of Mourinho’s ambitions was that he brought midfield screener Skipp near the end. Reuters

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  Davinson Sanchez – (On for Moura 93') NA. Reuters

Jose Mourinho celebrated like his side had won the league after Tottenham Hotspur secured the point that qualified them for the Europa League.

Spurs had appeared to be cruising once Harry Kane had given them a first half lead, but they had to settled for a 1-1 draw after Jeffrey Schlupp scored soon after the interval.

The draw was enough for Spurs to take sixth place in the Premier League, ahead of Wolverhampton Wanderers on goal difference.

Mourinho said: "The season was crazy; since they played the Champions League final it has been up and down and really hard.

"We, in this group of matches, managed to get results and to perform. Not today, it was not the best. But in this period we played well, got results and were solid to put ourselves in the position to get in the Europa League.

"From a personal point of view, I'm happy because [with the results we've had] since I arrived, we would be fourth which is good with all the problems we had."