Tottenham lost ground in the race for the top four as they were held to a goalless draw at Brentford.
Similarly, as they had done against Brighton at the last end of the week, Tottenham made a messy beginning and ought to have been behind at the break.
Two times Ivan Toney saw a volley hindered from a corner, those endeavors coming to one or the other side of a header sent onto the crossbar.
Brentford kept on being the more perilous side after the break as Harry Kane had to clear a Pontus Jansson header off the line.
Tottenham attempted to energize with some late tension however never seemed to be scoring.
This is the way Tottenham was evaluated against Brentford...
Hugo Lloris 6
Several brilliant recoveries to deny previous colleague Christian Eriksen.
Cristian Romero 6
Battled well with Toney yet distant from the best presentation since his appearance the previous summer.
Eric Dier 6
Kept a spotless sheet yet the Spurs were not really strong all through. A superior forward line would have rebuffed them.
Ben Davies 6
Frantically attempted to mobilize Spurs consistently and quit slacking from the back however without any result.
Emerson Royal 5
Excessively effectively beaten by Toney at set-pieces and offered minimal in the last third.
Rodrigo Bentancur 5
Impeded two or three endeavors from Toney in the principal half, however, was poor under lock and key.
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg 4
Messy and slow ready, battled to acquire any sort of steady control of the game.
Ryan Sessegnon 5
Attempted to get forward however offered minimal down the left and battled with Byran Mbuemo.
Dejan Kulusevski 6
Attempted to take risks late on and gave the Brentford protection something to contemplate.
Heung-min Son 5
Continually ended up running into red and white shirts and couldn't track down a response.
Harry Kane 6
More prominent for his work at the back, heading a Pontus Jansson exertion off the line, than anything going ahead. Kept from the administration.
Substitutes
Davinson Sanchez n/a
Lucas Moura n/a
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