Lucas Digne 8, Harry Kane 6, Gylfi Sigurdsson 4: Tottenham v Everton player ratings

Spurs earn scrappy victory in the Premier League thanks to own goal from Keane

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  TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 7: Furious at Son at end of first half when the South Korean failed to track back. French goalkeeper was rarely troubled, though, by a woeful Everton attacking effort. AFP

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  Toby Alderweireld - 8: Recalled by Jose Mourinho as he would deal better with Everton's "in your face" tactics, according to the Portuguese. There was little sign of that, though, as the centre-back came up against an impotent opposition attack. Reuters

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  Eric Dier - 7: Solid from the defender who was relatively untroubled throughout. Curled one free-kick on to the roof of the net in first half. PA

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  Ben Davies - 7. Worked hard at the back with some strong challenges and tried to get forward when he could. PA

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  Serge Aurier - 7: Played his part in an organised Spurs defensive display. Getty

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  Moussa Sissoko - 6: Certainly has a good engine but offered little going forward. Booked for cynical foul on Richarlison. Getty

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  Harry Winks - 7: Recalled into midfield by Mourinho and was solid if unspectacular. Getty

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  Giovani Lo Celso - 7: Tried to claim the goal but his shot was going well wide before being deflected into net. Full of running from start to finish. Reuters

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  Lucas Moura - 6: Unlucky with 25-yard drive that flew just wide. Getty

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  Son Heung-Min - 6: Failed to track back in first half when Everton went close to scoring which sparked confrontation with Lloris as the teams came off at half-time. Had a few attempts on goal - forcing a good save from Pickford, curling one wide and another straight at the keeper. AFP

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  Harry Kane - 6: Given no opportunities in box and starved of service but still produced a few lovely passes, tracked back when needed and was effective defending in his own box. Obviously not where Kane wants to be making his mark, though. PA

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  Steven Bergwijn - (On for Son 78') NA: No chance to make impact. Getty

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  Erik Lamela - (On for Moura 82') NA: No chance to make impact. EPA

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  Jan Vertonghen - (On for Lo Celso 90') NA: Injury-time substitute. Getty

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  EVERTON RATINGS: Jordan Pickford - 6: Completely wrong-footed by deflection for opening goal. Lucky to avoid a calamity just before the break when a simple cross slipped straight through his hands. Saved well from Son early in second half. Getty

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  Seamus Coleman - 6: Captain tried to bomb forward down the right, particularly in second half but his final ball was poor. AFP

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  Michael Keane - 7: Tried to block Lo Celso's shot in first half but only succeeded to deflecting the ball straight into the net. Helped keep Kane quiet in and around the box. AFP

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  Mason Holgate - 6: Booked for rash foul on Lo Celso and picked up an injury making the challenge that saw him taken off after 35 minutes. Getty

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  Lucas Digne - 8: Brilliant full-back play in first half when he read a Moura run down right and denied him chance to get ball into box. Very dangerous with dead-ball crosses. Getty

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  Andre Gomes - 5: Really poor first half with loose passes, poor challenges and one wild shot that flew very high and wide. Little better after break when he picked up a booking. PA

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  Tom Davies - 6: Recalled to make his 100th Premier League appearance, the midfielder was neat and tidy without any game-changing moments. Getty

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  Gylfi Sigurdsson - 4: Lazy performance from the Iceland midfielder. Backed out of one challenge in first half and generally offered very little. Substituted with more than 20 minutes left. Getty

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  Alex Iwobi - 5: Played down the left at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and contributed very little. Hooked at the break, although manager Ancelotti suggested afterwards that he had picked up an injury. AFP

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  Richarlison - 6: Had Everton's best chance of the first half, and probably the game, when he shot just wide from 20 yards. Seemed to be targeted by Spurs players and was constantly on receiving end of fouls, winning numerous free-kicks. Reuters

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  Dominic Calvert-Lewin - 5: Offered little or no threat in front of goal. One backheel attempt in second half that flew straight to Lloris AFP

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  Yerry Mina - (On for Iwobi 45') 6: Misjudged one long ball that allowed in Son whose shot, much to the Colombian's relief, was saved by Pickford. Reuters

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  Anthony Gordon - (On for Iwobi 45') 6: The teenager wasn't short of confidence although his two attempts on goal did not trouble Lloris. Reuters

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  Bernard - 6 (On for Sigurdsson 67'): Certainly seemed more interested and offered more going forward than Sigurdsson, but that isn't saying much. EPA

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  Moise Kean (On for Davies 77') NA: One tame effort straight at Lloris. Reuters

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  Djibril Sidibe (On for Coleman 77') NA: No time to make impact. Getty

Tottenham captain Hugo Lloris played down his half-time row with Son Heung-min after the 1-0 win over Everton.

Tensions were high at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as Lloris and Son were involved in a heated exchange which involved pushing and shoving, and they had to be separated by team-mates.

France goalkeeper Lloris appeared angry at Son's perceived lack of effort, but the pair were later seen hugging at the start of the second half and again at full-time.

Lloris told Sky Sports: "It just belongs to the changing room. Outside you can say whatever you want. What happened is just part of football sometimes.

"There is no problem at all, you could see after the game we were fine. I think to concede a chance a few seconds before half-time because we didn't make a press annoyed me but yeah, that's football."

Spurs did at least bounce back from their disappointing defeat by Sheffield United last time out thanks to Michael Keane's 24th-minute own goal.

Everton manager Carlo Ancelotti said: "We have to change our mentality [against top teams] – that's absolutely normal. We can improve day by day."