SUB: Pablo Hernandez (Rodrigo 65') 6. - The Spaniard's creativity made a difference but still couldn't provide a breakthrough. AFP
TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 6. While Leeds had their chances, particularly in the first half, the Tottenham goalkeeper was never really tested as he kept a clean sheet. AFP
Matt Doherty - 6. Started his first home league game since November 1 and was defensively sound. Was given his marching orders at the death after picking up two yellow cards, the first of which was an air shot. Reuters
Toby Alderweireld - 8. Snuffed out threatening attacks and headed home his first goal since scoring the winner against Arsenal at the tail-end of last season. Reuters
Eric Dier - 7. Throws himself into every challenge and read the game well to break up some promising Leeds moves. Reuters
Ben Davies - 7. With Sergio Reguilon relegated to the bench following his New Year's Eve indiscretion, the experienced Welshman provided excellent cover to nullify Raphina's threat. AFP
Harry Winks - 7. Lacks Sissoko's physicality but more than makes up for it with his quality on the ball. AFP
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - 9. His interceptions led to two Spurs goals and he constantly positioned himself to detonate Leeds before they could really threaten. Reuters
Steven Bergwijn - 6. Has taken some stick from his own fans recently but won the penalty for Kane to open the scoring. Presented with a glorious chance to score before half time but his effort nearly cleared the stadium. AFP
Tanguy Ndombele - 8. Keeps the ball so well and was unlucky not to get on the scoresheet with the Leeds defence caught napping. Reuters
Son Heung-min - 8. A trademark goal - his 100th for the club - and an assist for Alderweireld. The South Korean is arguably the league's most formidable attacking player this season. Reuters
Harry Kane - 8. The full package: flicks, tricks, passes, link-up play and a goal to boot, making Leeds the 30th Premier League team the Tottenham striker has scored against. EPA
SUB: Moussa Sissoko (Winks 76') - 6. Came on to protect Spurs' three points. Reuters
SUB: Lucas Moura (Ndombele 78') - 5. A few flicks but hardly any time to catch the eye. EPA
SUB: Carlos Vinicius (Kane 87') - N/A. Brought on to give Kane a few minutes' breather. AFP
LEEDS RATINGS: Illan Meslier - 3. Played his team into trouble that led to the first goal, spilled a shot for the corner and then Alderweireld's header for Spurs' third. As a last line of defence in a team that loves to attack, the Frenchman doesn't inspire confidence. AFP
Stuart Dallas - 6. The Northern Irishman's talent would be wasted in a conventional back four but in this Leeds team he is encouraged to play as high up the pitch as possible. Wasn't alert enough to track Son's run for Spurs' second. AFP
Pascal Struijk - 5. Didn't know whether to drop off or stick tight with Kane. Was exploited time and again. AFP
Luke Ayling - 6. Looked to bomb on from centre-back with the game fairly open in the first half but his defensive frailties were exposed once Spurs got their noses in front. AFP
Ezgjan Alioski - 6. It says much for Leeds' attacking spirit that their left-back wears the No 10 shirt. Made some brilliant runs to support his attackers but won't be too pleased with his goalkeeper for a poor pass that resulted in him bundling over Bergwijn for a penalty. EPA
Kalvin Phillips - 7. Calm under pressure and intelligent distribution with the ball. EPA
Raphinha - 7. The Brazilian loves to run at defenders. Created a chance for himself in the second half but shot was tame. Reuters
Mateusz Klich - 6. Looked to unlock the Spurs defence with some clever passing. Should have done better with a first-half opportunity but cleared Lloris' goal by a distance. AFP
Rodrigo - 6. The Spaniard had been asked to play a more withdrawn role in midfield but offered little as an attacking threat. AFP
Jack Harrison - 6. Had few opportunities to run at the Spurs defence before being replaced on the hour. AFP
Patrick Bamford - 5. Looked like he would cause the Spurs defence problems with the game fairly open in the first half but faded horribly in the second. Reuters
SUB: Ian Poveda-Ocampo (Harrison 61') - 6. Found himself in promising positions but lacked a final ball. AFP
SUB: Jamie Shackleton (Alioski 64') - 4. One of two subs made by Marcelo Bielsa after Spurs scored their third. EPA
SUB: Pablo Hernandez (Rodrigo 65') 6. - The Spaniard's creativity made a difference but still couldn't provide a breakthrough. AFP
TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 6. While Leeds had their chances, particularly in the first half, the Tottenham goalkeeper was never really tested as he kept a clean sheet. AFP
Matt Doherty - 6. Started his first home league game since November 1 and was defensively sound. Was given his marching orders at the death after picking up two yellow cards, the first of which was an air shot. Reuters
Toby Alderweireld - 8. Snuffed out threatening attacks and headed home his first goal since scoring the winner against Arsenal at the tail-end of last season. Reuters
Eric Dier - 7. Throws himself into every challenge and read the game well to break up some promising Leeds moves. Reuters
Ben Davies - 7. With Sergio Reguilon relegated to the bench following his New Year's Eve indiscretion, the experienced Welshman provided excellent cover to nullify Raphina's threat. AFP
Harry Winks - 7. Lacks Sissoko's physicality but more than makes up for it with his quality on the ball. AFP
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - 9. His interceptions led to two Spurs goals and he constantly positioned himself to detonate Leeds before they could really threaten. Reuters
Steven Bergwijn - 6. Has taken some stick from his own fans recently but won the penalty for Kane to open the scoring. Presented with a glorious chance to score before half time but his effort nearly cleared the stadium. AFP
Tanguy Ndombele - 8. Keeps the ball so well and was unlucky not to get on the scoresheet with the Leeds defence caught napping. Reuters
Son Heung-min - 8. A trademark goal - his 100th for the club - and an assist for Alderweireld. The South Korean is arguably the league's most formidable attacking player this season. Reuters
Harry Kane - 8. The full package: flicks, tricks, passes, link-up play and a goal to boot, making Leeds the 30th Premier League team the Tottenham striker has scored against. EPA
SUB: Moussa Sissoko (Winks 76') - 6. Came on to protect Spurs' three points. Reuters
SUB: Lucas Moura (Ndombele 78') - 5. A few flicks but hardly any time to catch the eye. EPA
SUB: Carlos Vinicius (Kane 87') - N/A. Brought on to give Kane a few minutes' breather. AFP
LEEDS RATINGS: Illan Meslier - 3. Played his team into trouble that led to the first goal, spilled a shot for the corner and then Alderweireld's header for Spurs' third. As a last line of defence in a team that loves to attack, the Frenchman doesn't inspire confidence. AFP
Stuart Dallas - 6. The Northern Irishman's talent would be wasted in a conventional back four but in this Leeds team he is encouraged to play as high up the pitch as possible. Wasn't alert enough to track Son's run for Spurs' second. AFP
Pascal Struijk - 5. Didn't know whether to drop off or stick tight with Kane. Was exploited time and again. AFP
Luke Ayling - 6. Looked to bomb on from centre-back with the game fairly open in the first half but his defensive frailties were exposed once Spurs got their noses in front. AFP
Ezgjan Alioski - 6. It says much for Leeds' attacking spirit that their left-back wears the No 10 shirt. Made some brilliant runs to support his attackers but won't be too pleased with his goalkeeper for a poor pass that resulted in him bundling over Bergwijn for a penalty. EPA
Kalvin Phillips - 7. Calm under pressure and intelligent distribution with the ball. EPA
Raphinha - 7. The Brazilian loves to run at defenders. Created a chance for himself in the second half but shot was tame. Reuters
Mateusz Klich - 6. Looked to unlock the Spurs defence with some clever passing. Should have done better with a first-half opportunity but cleared Lloris' goal by a distance. AFP
Rodrigo - 6. The Spaniard had been asked to play a more withdrawn role in midfield but offered little as an attacking threat. AFP
Jack Harrison - 6. Had few opportunities to run at the Spurs defence before being replaced on the hour. AFP
Patrick Bamford - 5. Looked like he would cause the Spurs defence problems with the game fairly open in the first half but faded horribly in the second. Reuters
SUB: Ian Poveda-Ocampo (Harrison 61') - 6. Found himself in promising positions but lacked a final ball. AFP
SUB: Jamie Shackleton (Alioski 64') - 4. One of two subs made by Marcelo Bielsa after Spurs scored their third. EPA
SUB: Pablo Hernandez (Rodrigo 65') 6. - The Spaniard's creativity made a difference but still couldn't provide a breakthrough. AFP
