SUBS: Dale Stephens and Lewis Richardson - N/A. Sean Dyche (pictured) had few options to turn to on his bench but did end up giving 18-year-old midfielder Richardson his Premier League debut. EPA
TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 6. Kept a 100th clean sheet in the Premier League and few of those will have come any easier than this. Reuters
Serge Aurier - 7. Supported Bale well down Tottenham's right. Solid in defence on his return from injury before being taken off with 10 minutes remaining. Reuters
Davinson Sanchez - 7. A much-improved performance from the error-prone Colombian. Put in some important blocks on Vydra. Reuters
Toby Alderweireld - 7. Kept things simple at the back and left his mark on Vydra in an aerial duel. EPA
Sergio Reguilon - 7. The lythe Spaniard wriggled out of any trouble with ease and looked to offer an option out wide. AFP
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - 7. Another no-nonsense performance from Tottenham's no-nonsense midfielder. Spurs hearts were in mouths when the Dane went down with a twisted ankle at the death and will hope it's nothing serious. Reuters
Tanguy Ndombele - 8. His ball around the corner set Spurs in motion to score their fourth goal. The Frenchman was pure class. EPA
Lucas Moura - 7. Always wanting to get on the ball and never gave Burnley's defence a minute's rest before making way for Dele Alli in the second half. Scored his third goal in four games. EPA
Gareth Bale - 10. Couldn't have started the match any better when tapping home the opening goal after 68 seconds. He added a second later in the game and also floated the perfect pass to release Kane for Spurs' second. But if one moment summed up Bale's day it was the sight of him burning past Westwood after giving the Burnley midfielder a 10-yard head start. Looked like the Bale of old. EPA
Son Heung-min - 7. The South Korean should come with a warning sign when he's in this type of mood. Two assists and will be kicking his partner in crime Harry Kane for not converting a late chance he served on a gold platter. AFP
Harry Kane - 8. Had to be content with a supporting role as Bale stole the show. Should have added a fifth Tottenham goal late on. EPA
SUB: Dele Alli - 6. Backed up his impressive performance against Wolfsberger with a lively cameo. Reuters
SUB: Erik Lamela - 5. Given the unenviable task of replacing Bale. Steady if unspectacular. EPA
SUB: Matt Doherty - N/A. Brought on after Aurier pulled up with a slight knock. Reuters
BURNLEY RATINGS: Nick Pope - 5. Conceded Burnley's fastest goal in the Premier League. Things didn't get much better for the England international after that. EPA
Matthew Lowton - 6. Looked up for it after Burnley conceded the early goal but like the rest of his teammates faded badly in the second half. Reuters
James Tarkowski - 6. Was unfortunate to see Kane's shot take a deflection off him to deceive Pope for Spurs' second. AFP
Ben Mee - 6. Some important interceptions but switched off as Bale scored in the first minute. Reuters
Charlie Taylor - 5. Was horribly exposed by Bale time and again but in fairness was offered little protection by those around him. Reuters
Josh Brownhill - 5. A hopeless lunge at intercepting Bale's ball over the top summed up the Burnely midfielder's day. Reuters
Jack Cork - 5. Found the going tough up against Ndombele and Co in the middle of the park. Not one of his better games. EPA
Ashley Westwood - 6. Never threw in the towel despite being under the cosh for 90 minutes. AFP
Dwight McNeil - 7. Has wonderful skill and running ability with the ball as evidenced by a few well-worked escape plans from tight spaces. Operating on a different frequency to his Burnley teammates most of the time. AFP
Matej Vydra - 5. Had Burnley's only attempt on goal that was easily gobbled up by Lloris. Otherwise got no joy at all out of the Spurs defence before being replaced on 73 minutes. Reuters
Jay Rodriguez - 4. Had a chance to pull the trigger soon after Spurs' opener but eventually ran the ball out of play. Didn't have the same chemistry with Vydra he shows with Wood as his strike partner. AFP
SUB: Chris Wood - 4. Barely touched the ball after replacing Vydra on 73 minutes. AFP
SUBS: Dale Stephens and Lewis Richardson - N/A. Sean Dyche (pictured) had few options to turn to on his bench but did end up giving 18-year-old midfielder Richardson his Premier League debut. EPA
TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 6. Kept a 100th clean sheet in the Premier League and few of those will have come any easier than this. Reuters
Serge Aurier - 7. Supported Bale well down Tottenham's right. Solid in defence on his return from injury before being taken off with 10 minutes remaining. Reuters
Davinson Sanchez - 7. A much-improved performance from the error-prone Colombian. Put in some important blocks on Vydra. Reuters
Toby Alderweireld - 7. Kept things simple at the back and left his mark on Vydra in an aerial duel. EPA
Sergio Reguilon - 7. The lythe Spaniard wriggled out of any trouble with ease and looked to offer an option out wide. AFP
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - 7. Another no-nonsense performance from Tottenham's no-nonsense midfielder. Spurs hearts were in mouths when the Dane went down with a twisted ankle at the death and will hope it's nothing serious. Reuters
Tanguy Ndombele - 8. His ball around the corner set Spurs in motion to score their fourth goal. The Frenchman was pure class. EPA
Lucas Moura - 7. Always wanting to get on the ball and never gave Burnley's defence a minute's rest before making way for Dele Alli in the second half. Scored his third goal in four games. EPA
Gareth Bale - 10. Couldn't have started the match any better when tapping home the opening goal after 68 seconds. He added a second later in the game and also floated the perfect pass to release Kane for Spurs' second. But if one moment summed up Bale's day it was the sight of him burning past Westwood after giving the Burnley midfielder a 10-yard head start. Looked like the Bale of old. EPA
Son Heung-min - 7. The South Korean should come with a warning sign when he's in this type of mood. Two assists and will be kicking his partner in crime Harry Kane for not converting a late chance he served on a gold platter. AFP
Harry Kane - 8. Had to be content with a supporting role as Bale stole the show. Should have added a fifth Tottenham goal late on. EPA
SUB: Dele Alli - 6. Backed up his impressive performance against Wolfsberger with a lively cameo. Reuters
SUB: Erik Lamela - 5. Given the unenviable task of replacing Bale. Steady if unspectacular. EPA
SUB: Matt Doherty - N/A. Brought on after Aurier pulled up with a slight knock. Reuters
BURNLEY RATINGS: Nick Pope - 5. Conceded Burnley's fastest goal in the Premier League. Things didn't get much better for the England international after that. EPA
Matthew Lowton - 6. Looked up for it after Burnley conceded the early goal but like the rest of his teammates faded badly in the second half. Reuters
James Tarkowski - 6. Was unfortunate to see Kane's shot take a deflection off him to deceive Pope for Spurs' second. AFP
Ben Mee - 6. Some important interceptions but switched off as Bale scored in the first minute. Reuters
Charlie Taylor - 5. Was horribly exposed by Bale time and again but in fairness was offered little protection by those around him. Reuters
Josh Brownhill - 5. A hopeless lunge at intercepting Bale's ball over the top summed up the Burnely midfielder's day. Reuters
Jack Cork - 5. Found the going tough up against Ndombele and Co in the middle of the park. Not one of his better games. EPA
Ashley Westwood - 6. Never threw in the towel despite being under the cosh for 90 minutes. AFP
Dwight McNeil - 7. Has wonderful skill and running ability with the ball as evidenced by a few well-worked escape plans from tight spaces. Operating on a different frequency to his Burnley teammates most of the time. AFP
Matej Vydra - 5. Had Burnley's only attempt on goal that was easily gobbled up by Lloris. Otherwise got no joy at all out of the Spurs defence before being replaced on 73 minutes. Reuters
Jay Rodriguez - 4. Had a chance to pull the trigger soon after Spurs' opener but eventually ran the ball out of play. Didn't have the same chemistry with Vydra he shows with Wood as his strike partner. AFP
SUB: Chris Wood - 4. Barely touched the ball after replacing Vydra on 73 minutes. AFP
SUBS: Dale Stephens and Lewis Richardson - N/A. Sean Dyche (pictured) had few options to turn to on his bench but did end up giving 18-year-old midfielder Richardson his Premier League debut. EPA