Giovani Lo Celso 8, Lucas Moura 7, Tomas Soucek unlucky: Tottenham v West Ham ratings

Spurs earned their first win of the restart to keep alive their top four hopes on Tuesday night

TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 6: World Cup winner was a bystander throughout. Clean sheets don't come any easier. EPA

Serge Aurier - 7: A much improved performance from the Ivorian who played as a one-man flank on Spurs' right-hand side. AP Photo

Davinson Sanchez - 7: Went about his work efficiently. AP

Eric Dier - 7: Another fine display from the Englishman who is staking a claim to be Jose Mourinho's first-choice centre-back. AFP

Ben Davies - 6: Steady in defence though given a few uncomfortable moments by Jarrod Bowen. AFP

Moussa Sissoko - 7: Some sloppy passing but the French powerhouse is a mainstay of this Spurs midfield. AFP

Giovani Lo Celso - 8: The game's outstanding player. The Argentine was pure silk. AFP

Lucas Moura - 7: Fluffed a golden chance to score early on but Spurs always look a better side with him in the team. AFP

Dele Alli - 6: Suspended for the Manchester United game but showed some nice touches. AFP

Son Heung-min - 6: Had a goal chalked off for a marginal offside. Supplied the pass for Harry Kane's goal but was otherwise quiet. AFP

Harry Kane - 8: Had several chances before he finally broke his 2020 goal duck with a calm finish. Looked back to his old self against an admittedly poor West Ham side. AP

SUBS. Erik Lamela (Alli, 59') - 7: The winger made some timely interventions to thwart the rarity that were West Ham's counter attacks. Reuters

Steven Bergwijn (Moura, 70') - 7: Had a chance to equal Rafael van der Vaart's record of scoring in each of his first four home games. AFP

Harry Winks (Son, 85') - 6: Did what Harry Winks does and kept hold of the ball. Reuters

WEST HAM RATINGS: Lukasz Fabianski - 6: Couldn't do much about either goal. Dealt with Lo Celso's corners well. EPA

Ryan Fredericks - 5: Seemed determine to show a variety of Spurs attackers a route to goal instead of forcing them out wide. AFP

Fabian Balbuena - 6: No-nonsense defending from the tough-as-nails Paraguayan. Getty Images

Issa Diop - 6: Stuck to his task manfully in the face of wave after wave of Spurs attacks. EPA

Aaron Cresswell - 6: Offered little going forward. AFP

Mark Noble - 6: Constantly running back towards his own goal as Spurs dominated possession. Tired badly in the second half before being replaced. EPA

Declan Rice - 7: Was a human shield in front of West Ham's defence and showed some good touches and fine passes going forward. AFP

Tomas Soucek - 6: His backheeled goal from a corner was desperately unlucky on the Czech. PA

Jarrod Bowen - 7: struck the post with a swinging effort late on. Showed good energy on a night when there wasn't much reward for it. AP

Michail Antonio - 7: Ran his socks off in a losing effort. Fed off crumbs and took some hard knocks from Dier and Sanchez. Getty Images

Pablo Fornals - 5: Miscued West Ham's best chance of the match. AP Photo

Felipe Anderson (Fornals, 70') - 6: Offered much-needed attacking impetus. PA

Manuel Lanzini (Noble, 70') - 6: Argentine midfielder showed some good touches. Getty Images

Tottenham Hotspur kept alive their hopes of claiming one of the Premier League's top four places with a 2-0 win over rivals West Ham United on Tuesday night.

Relegation-threatened West Ham frustrated Tottenham for more than an hour but Tomas Soucek's own goal and Harry Kane's first goal of 2020, ensured three points.

It was Tottenham's first victory in eight matches in all competitions and moved them to seventh with 45 points - one behind Manchester United in fifth spot.

Assessing the individual performances from the match at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, browse the photo gallery above for player ratings for both Spurs and West Ham.

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