Spurs half time ratings vs Chelsea – Lacking creativity once again

Tottenham head into the break against Graham Potter’s side currently level at 0-0 with Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg having one closest to breaking the deadlock when he saw his shot come back off the post.

Fraser Forster: Had his palms stung by Felix.  Saved well from Sterling but should have held onto the ball. 6.

Emerson Royal: Made a good recovery challenge on Chilwell. Has played a very advanced role once again.  Booked just before the half for shoving Ziyech in the back. 7.

Cristian Romero: Played a cheeky nutmeg on Havertz.  Is loving the physicality of the derby. 7.

Eric Dier: Has had a relatively trouble-free half. 6.

Clement Lenglet: Nearly caught out when Felix ran in behind early on. 6.

Ben Davies: Starting at left wing-back for the second game in a row and has looked to support counter attacks. 6.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg: Saw his effort on goal deflected off Fofano and onto the post. 6.

Oliver Skipp: Would have had his heart in his mouth over the early challenge on Sterling in his own penalty area.  Has kept the ball well in the middle of the park. 6.

Harry Kane Made a good jinking run into the box but chances have been few and far between.  Has looked to drop deep and find the likes of Richarlison and Royal running in behind – still too much reliance on him to make things happen. 6.

Dejan Kulusevski: Has looked more like himself down the right with a couple of good runs.  Needs a goal to get his confidence back. 6.

Richarlison: Kept his place in the side ahead of Heung-min Son.  Had an effort on goal after 40 minutes but missed by some distance. 5.

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