Spurs half time ratings vs West Ham – No creativity once again

Tottenham head into the break against David Moyes’ side currently level at 0-0 with both teams short of attacking ideas.

Fraser Forster: Nothing more than a spectator. 6.

Emerson Royal: Has had a busy half with plenty of running down the right to get forward at every opportunity. 7.

Cristian Romero: A better first half than at the San Siro, has proven he’s still prepared to go full-on into tackles. 7.

Eric Dier: Has coped with the physical threat of Antonio. 6.

Clement Lenglet: Can be thankful that when he was caught in possession by Soucek that it did not lead to a Hammers goal.  Took a knock on his head just before half time and thankfully got back to his feet.  Headed over the bar just before the break.  5.

Ben Davies: Asked to play at left-wing back and has provided plenty of width in advanced positions with Richarlison tucking into a more of a central role. 6.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg: Returned in place of Sarr after serving his one-match European suspension. Had a shot on goal ten minutes before half time which was comfortably saved. 6.

Oliver Skipp: Picked up a booking on eight minutes after giving away the ball, did not start the game as comfortably as he did at the San Siro. 5.

Harry Kane Has tried to drop deep and influence play but has not had as much space as he would have liked.  Played Richarlison in with a nice ball just before the half. 6.

Dejan Kulusevski: Still looking out of sorts compared to the start of the season.  Another player who is lacking in confidence and not attacking with the ball as he normally would. 5.

Richarlison: Has played more centrally compared to what Son offers but has not been a threat to the Hammers’ defence.  His first real chance came on the cusp of half time from a tight ankle. 5.

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