Joe Gomez - 5
The centre back replaced Jota in stoppage time to bolster the defence. His presence was reassuring as Liverpool ensured they held on to the point. Getty
TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 7
The Frenchman made a magnificent reflex stop from Alexander-Arnold and a handful of more straightforward saves. He was alert when coming off his line to snuff out danger. EPA
Davinson Sanchez - 7
The Colombian made a tremendous last-ditch challenge on Mane but lost the striker before Liverpool’s equaliser. He made plenty of blocks and clearances. AFP
Eric Dier - 7
The 27-year-old was assured when defending and used his passing ability to set Spurs going forward. His balls over the top turned the Liverpool back four around. He is suited to a back three. Getty
Ben Davies - 7
The Welshman played a big part in keeping Salah under control. He thrived in his role on the left side of a back three. Getty
Emerson Royal - 5
The Brazilian got away with a shove on Jota in the area and had difficulty coping with Mane. He was poleaxed by Robertson, who received a warranted red card. Getty
Harry Winks - 8
The 25-year-old was able to find time and space in the middle of the park. He had a hand in the equaliser and provided two good chances for Son. AP
Tanguy Ndombele - 5
The Frenchman’s pass to Kane for the first goal was a rare highlight. He disappeared for lengthy periods and was replaced by Skipp in the 64th minute. Getty
Ryan Sessegnon - 7
The 21-year-old had to restrain his attacking instincts to help keep Salah quiet but still got forward. It was an encouraging display on his first Premier League start for almost two years. He was replaced by Reguilon with four minutes to go. Getty
Dele Alli - 7
The 25-year-old missed a sitter and was a bit casual when passing to Kane in the box. He showed signs of returning to form before being replaced by Moura with nine minutes left. AP
Son Heung-min - 6
The South Korean scored his side’s second goal but he also wasted two big chances. His pace troubled the defence but he was not at his sharpest. EPA
Harry Kane - 6
The England captain struck with a great goal but will rue a plethora of missed chances. He was some way short of his best and should have been sent off for a wild challenge on Robertson. Getty
SUBS: Oliver Skipp - 7
The 21-year-old came on for Ndombele in the 64th minute. He provided more support for the defence and brought more vigour to the midfield. Getty
Lucas Moura - 5
The Brazilian joined the action for Alli with nine minutes to go. He spent more time in his own half despite Liverpool being down to 10 men. Getty
Sergio Reguilon - 5
The Spaniard replaced Sessegnon for the last four minutes. He saw little of the ball but did miscue a chance to cross. Reuters
LIVERPOOL RATINGS: Alisson Becker - 5
The Brazilian made some great saves, particularly from Alli, but had moments of confusion coming off the line. The most costly of them was the moment of misjudgement that led to Son’s goal. Getty
Trent Alexander-Arnold - 7
The 23-year-old tested Lloris twice and picked out Robertson for the second goal. He worked hard defensively, too. Getty
Joel Matip - 6
The centre back was worried by Son’s pace and was caught out on occasion. He tried to bring the ball forward but might have been better off passing to more creative team-mates. Reuters
Ibrahima Konate - 7
The Frenchman made a splendid block from Kane but allowed the striker to drift away from him before the opening goal. Overall another encouraging performance. EPA
Andrew Robertson - 6
The Scot was brilliant, creating Jota’s opener and scoring his team’s second goal. Kane should have been given a red card for his challenge on the left back but the 27-year-old was deservedly sent off for a brutal hack on Emerson. Getty
Tyler Morton - 4
It was always going to be tough for the 19-year-old to impress on his first Premier League start and it was a harsh learning experience. He was swamped by the Spurs midfield and replaced by Firmino after an hour. Reuters
Naby Keita - 5
The Guinean rarely imposed himself in Liverpool’s makeshift midfield. His shot from distance had Lloris scrambling. EPA
James Milner - 5
The 35-year-old no longer has the legs to play whole games at this pace. He used space well and was combative in the tackle but was unable to set the team’s tempo. EPA
Mohamed Salah - 5
The Egyptian was barely a factor against the packed defence. He remained eager even though chances were hard to find. EPA
Diogo Jota - 6
The Portuguese had barely been in the game before he equalised but he headed home with aplomb. He could have had a penalty after being barged in the back. Withdrawn in stoppage time for Gomez. EPA
Sadio Mane - 6
The Senegalese made life awkward for Emerson and combined well with Robertson. He was unable to carve out much danger and was taken off for Tsimikas with eight minutes to go. AFP
SUBS: Roberto Firmino - 6
The Brazilian joined the action for Morton on the hour and linked play nicely without ever worrying Spurs unduly. EPA
Kostas Tsimikas - 6
The Greek was sent on with eight minutes left for Mane. He took every opportunity to get forward but could not find a killer cross. EPA
Joe Gomez - 5
The centre back replaced Jota in stoppage time to bolster the defence. His presence was reassuring as Liverpool ensured they held on to the point. Getty
TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 7
The Frenchman made a magnificent reflex stop from Alexander-Arnold and a handful of more straightforward saves. He was alert when coming off his line to snuff out danger. EPA
Davinson Sanchez - 7
The Colombian made a tremendous last-ditch challenge on Mane but lost the striker before Liverpool’s equaliser. He made plenty of blocks and clearances. AFP
Eric Dier - 7
The 27-year-old was assured when defending and used his passing ability to set Spurs going forward. His balls over the top turned the Liverpool back four around. He is suited to a back three. Getty
Ben Davies - 7
The Welshman played a big part in keeping Salah under control. He thrived in his role on the left side of a back three. Getty
Emerson Royal - 5
The Brazilian got away with a shove on Jota in the area and had difficulty coping with Mane. He was poleaxed by Robertson, who received a warranted red card. Getty
Harry Winks - 8
The 25-year-old was able to find time and space in the middle of the park. He had a hand in the equaliser and provided two good chances for Son. AP
Tanguy Ndombele - 5
The Frenchman’s pass to Kane for the first goal was a rare highlight. He disappeared for lengthy periods and was replaced by Skipp in the 64th minute. Getty
Ryan Sessegnon - 7
The 21-year-old had to restrain his attacking instincts to help keep Salah quiet but still got forward. It was an encouraging display on his first Premier League start for almost two years. He was replaced by Reguilon with four minutes to go. Getty
Dele Alli - 7
The 25-year-old missed a sitter and was a bit casual when passing to Kane in the box. He showed signs of returning to form before being replaced by Moura with nine minutes left. AP
Son Heung-min - 6
The South Korean scored his side’s second goal but he also wasted two big chances. His pace troubled the defence but he was not at his sharpest. EPA
Harry Kane - 6
The England captain struck with a great goal but will rue a plethora of missed chances. He was some way short of his best and should have been sent off for a wild challenge on Robertson. Getty
SUBS: Oliver Skipp - 7
The 21-year-old came on for Ndombele in the 64th minute. He provided more support for the defence and brought more vigour to the midfield. Getty
Lucas Moura - 5
The Brazilian joined the action for Alli with nine minutes to go. He spent more time in his own half despite Liverpool being down to 10 men. Getty
Sergio Reguilon - 5
The Spaniard replaced Sessegnon for the last four minutes. He saw little of the ball but did miscue a chance to cross. Reuters
LIVERPOOL RATINGS: Alisson Becker - 5
The Brazilian made some great saves, particularly from Alli, but had moments of confusion coming off the line. The most costly of them was the moment of misjudgement that led to Son’s goal. Getty
Trent Alexander-Arnold - 7
The 23-year-old tested Lloris twice and picked out Robertson for the second goal. He worked hard defensively, too. Getty
Joel Matip - 6
The centre back was worried by Son’s pace and was caught out on occasion. He tried to bring the ball forward but might have been better off passing to more creative team-mates. Reuters
Ibrahima Konate - 7
The Frenchman made a splendid block from Kane but allowed the striker to drift away from him before the opening goal. Overall another encouraging performance. EPA
Andrew Robertson - 6
The Scot was brilliant, creating Jota’s opener and scoring his team’s second goal. Kane should have been given a red card for his challenge on the left back but the 27-year-old was deservedly sent off for a brutal hack on Emerson. Getty
Tyler Morton - 4
It was always going to be tough for the 19-year-old to impress on his first Premier League start and it was a harsh learning experience. He was swamped by the Spurs midfield and replaced by Firmino after an hour. Reuters
Naby Keita - 5
The Guinean rarely imposed himself in Liverpool’s makeshift midfield. His shot from distance had Lloris scrambling. EPA
James Milner - 5
The 35-year-old no longer has the legs to play whole games at this pace. He used space well and was combative in the tackle but was unable to set the team’s tempo. EPA
Mohamed Salah - 5
The Egyptian was barely a factor against the packed defence. He remained eager even though chances were hard to find. EPA
Diogo Jota - 6
The Portuguese had barely been in the game before he equalised but he headed home with aplomb. He could have had a penalty after being barged in the back. Withdrawn in stoppage time for Gomez. EPA
Sadio Mane - 6
The Senegalese made life awkward for Emerson and combined well with Robertson. He was unable to carve out much danger and was taken off for Tsimikas with eight minutes to go. AFP
SUBS: Roberto Firmino - 6
The Brazilian joined the action for Morton on the hour and linked play nicely without ever worrying Spurs unduly. EPA
Kostas Tsimikas - 6
The Greek was sent on with eight minutes left for Mane. He took every opportunity to get forward but could not find a killer cross. EPA
Joe Gomez - 5
The centre back replaced Jota in stoppage time to bolster the defence. His presence was reassuring as Liverpool ensured they held on to the point. Getty
