Here are our Tottenham Hotspur player ratings after their friendly match against Chelsea in Australia ended with a last-gasp victory
Tottenham took on Chelsea in Sydney in their pre-season friendly Down Under and here are our Spurs player ratings after the 2-1 victory.
The derby represents the first time the Lilywhites and Blues have taken on each other outside the UK and Roberto De Zerbi named his strongest side of pre-season so far to take on Xabi Alonso's men at the Accor Stadium. Spurs came into the game having been unbeaten this summer, with victories against MK Dons and Auckland before winning a penalty shoot-out against Sydney FC on Wednesday after a 1-1 draw.
In front of 80,363 fans, after a fiesty start from Spurs, Sandro Tonali netted his first goal in the shirt 17 minutes in. Manor Solomon pulled the ball back to the Italy international from the right and the £100million man hit a first time effort that deflected into the Chelsea net off Levi Colwill.
Just four minutes later and the scores were level. Poor defending from Andy Robertson saw him fail to realise Estevao Willian was behind him to run in and head home at the back post from Jamie Gittens' cross.
De Zerbi made two changes at the break with Richarlison and Kevin Danso entering the fray but the latter lasted just three minutes before leaving it again. A pass from Archie Gray bobbled on the poor surface of the Accor Stadium pitch and ran past Danso. As Joao Pedro ran on to the loose ball, the Austrian fell into him and brought him down leaving the referee to reach for the red card.
Spurs were indebted to a couple of terrific saves from Antonin Kinsky but the 10-men also hit the crossbar when academy product Rio Kyerematen turned well on the halfway line and sprinted up the pitch before hitting an effort from 25 yards out that bounced off the top of the bar.
Tottenham found a late winner to avoid the penalty shoot-out nobody really wanted. Jamie Donley hit a low shot that struck the base of the right-hand post and Richarlison buried the rebound in the 90th minute.
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Here are our Spurs player ratings:
Antonin Kinsky
Got a fingertip to Estevao's header but it was too powerful and from close range so it creeped inside the left-hand post. His play with his feet was excellent. Didn't have much else to do with his hands. Brilliant reaction save from Kinsky to push Estevao's deflected shot on to the bar. He then made another save to deny the Brazilian before stopping his compatriot Joao Pedro's close range shot. 9
Archie Gray
Captain for a third straight game, despite the strength of the line-up. Composed at right-back before switching to midfield and played the full 90 minutes. 7
Jan Paul van Hecke
The Dutchman's first minutes in a Spurs shirt and he showed some good physicality and calmness in possession. Did give Gittens too much space to curl in the deflected cross for the leveller and came off at the break. 7
Ben Davies
Played centrally alongside Van Hecke and was solid enough. Got up the pitch to put in a great low ball across the face of goal before the break which was begging to be tapped home. Started a move which led to a Tonali chance after Spurs went down to 10 men. 7
Andy Robertson
Had a moment to forget 21 minutes in when he seemed to be running away from Gittens' deflected cross thinking it was going long, only for Estevao to nip in and head home. Then chested the ball to Joao Pedro in front of goal only for Kinsky to bail him out. Hopefully getting these gaffes out of his system in pre-season. Came off in the 71st minutes. 4
Sandro Tonali
Scored his first goal in Tottenham colours with a first-time effort that deflected home off Colwill. Was a busy presence, got stuck in and used the ball well. 8
Lucas Bergvall
Energetic without too much influence on the game but a willing runner alongside the Italian and got 71 minutes into his legs. 6
Manor Solomon
Lively in patches and picked out Tonali for his 17th minute goal. Spurs didn't use him enough down the right. 7
Conor Gallagher
Picked up a yellow card for an early late challenge on Essugo. Set the tone. Got around the pitch and should have had a penalty in the final moments of the half after taking a whack from Fofana. Was sacrificed for Hardy after the sending off. 6
Mathys Tel
Some good runs along with some poor decisions on the ball. Ended the half well. Almost scored a terrific goal on 36 minutes as he jinked past three Chelsea players but his toe-poked effort was saved. Then teed up Davies to run into the box and create a chance. Set up Tonali for a second half chance. 7
Dominic Solanke
His first minutes of the tour and he was anonymous until picking up in the final 10 minutes of the half. Came off at the break. 4
Subs
Kevin Danso
One of the worst substitute appearances you'll see. Came on for the second half and was sent off within three minutes after losing the ball, falling into Joao Pedro and wiping him out. Gets one mark for turning up. 1
Richarlison
Battled away up front for the 10 men of Tottenham without seeing the ball much. Earned his last-gasp winner and celebrated it with aplomb. 8
Malachi Hardy
Came on for Gallagher to partner Davies at the back and made a good interception from a cross. Did well to keep out the Blues. 7
Mikey Moore
Replaced Solomon and while he put in the effort, he didn't see much of the ball on the right. 6
Tye Hall
Came on at right-back to allow skipper Gray to move into the midfield and worked hard. 6
Rio Kyerematen
Entered the fray at left-back for the shaky Robertson. Had a great moment in front of the 80,363-strong crowd when he turned brilliantly on the halfway line and sprinted up the pitch before hitting a shot from 25 yards out that struck the top of the crossbar. Went off with an injury in the final minutes. 7
Luca Williams-Barnett
Came on for the final stages of the encounter and looked to take a painful kick at one point. N/A
Jamie Donley
Replaced Tonali for the final 10 minutes and it was his shot against the post that led to the winner. N/A
Kota Takai
On for Davies late on and was solid enough. N/A
Tyler Tingey