Tottenham Hotspur 1-3 Manchester City: Player Ratings

Modified Apr 14, 2018 21:39 GMT

Manchester City

Ederson - 6/10

Ederson did not have much threat on his goal as his back four ended up doing the majority of the work as the Spurs attack found it very hard to penetrate through the City defence.

Kyle Walker - 6/10

The Englishman had a fairly decent game against his former club. From an attacking standpoint, he wasn't any influential but did his job defensively, putting in seven clearances.

Aymeric Laporte - 7/10

Laporte was undone by the ricochet of the ball as his attempted clearance fell straight to Eriksen that led to Spurs getting a goal back.

However, the Frenchman did an excellent job in recovering the ball as he accumulated a total of seven interceptions and won three aerial duels.

Vincent Kompany - 8/10

The Manchester City captain played a hand in the first goal as his through ball from his own half let Gabriel Jesus through on goal.

Although he received a yellow card, Kompany proved to be immense putting in excellent last-ditch challenges as well as making two crucial blocks.

Fabian Delph - 6/10

The left full-back had a slightly more of an attacking presence as he successfully completed 88% of his passes along with four long balls.

Ilkay Gündogan - 7/10

Gundogan had no problem in converting his penalty sending Lloris the opposite way to score for the second successive game in the Premier League.

David Silva - 6/10

The Spaniard made his presence known everywhere in the attacking third whether it was setting up his teammates or creating opportunities himself.

Kevin De Bruyne - 6/10

The Belgian had a fairly quiet game and did not play much of a part in the three goals but he did produce a moment of magic when his touch flick off his right foot sent Raheem Sterling away on goal.

Leroy Sané - 6/10

Sane nearly got on the scoresheet in the first half but his left-footed shot hit the woodwork. The German International had a total of shots in the game before being taken off midway through the second half.

Gabriel Jesus - 7/10

Jesus has been on a hot and cold run of form since his return from injury but he did prove his quality with his break of pace and by finishing off his one on one chance to give Man City the lead in the first half.

Raheem Sterling - 8/10

Sterling got the assist for Gundogan's goal as he was brought down and earned the penalty following City's break on the left wing.

He did make some excellent runs throughout the game although he once again missed some good chances but bounced back to capitalise on the rebound from a Hugo Lloris save to make it 3-1 and clinch the win for his team.