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Heung-min Son wasteful as Radu Dragusin also struggles during nightmare first half at Goodison Park

Tottenham’s dreadful Premier League form continued as they were beaten 3-2 by Everton at Goodison Park following an abject first-half display.

Spurs improved after the break, with Dejan Kulusevski pulling a goal back before substitute Richarlison struck against his former club in stoppage time.

Here’s how we rated the Spurs players at Goodison…

Antonin Kinsky 7

Kept the scoreline respectable with a string of saves, including turning Orel Mangala’s shot onto the post in the first half.

Archie Gray 4

In a new role on the right of the back three, the teenager had his roughest afternoon for Spurs. Turned inside out by Calvert-Lewin for the opener and kneed a cross into his own net for the third goal.

Radu Dragusin 3

Beaten by Ndiaye for Everton's second goal and often went long in possession. Hooked at half-time after suffering a head injury.

Ben Davies 6

Made a chance for Son with a raking pass and looked to drive forward in possession. One of the best of a bad bunch.

Pedro Porro 5

Back at wing-back in the first half, the Spaniard offered little in the way of thrust going forward nor cover defensively.

Djed Spence 6

Confident on the ball, as usual, but stretched going backwards.

Lucas Bergvall 5

Overrun at the base of midfield in what was a tough outing for the teenager.

Pape Matar Sarr 5

Anonymous in midfield in another below-par display. Has faded recently, suggesting that he is among the players who could do with a rest.

Dejan Kulusevski 7

Gave Spurs a glimmer of hope with a beautifully-taken consolation goal, chipping three defenders with a first-time finish.

James Maddison 6

Found some pockets of space and occasionally showed flashes of skill. Involved in the build-up to Kulusevski's goal.

Heung-min Son 5

Had three good openings in the first half-hour, twice drawing saves from Jordan Pickford. Dispossessed by a great tackle from James Tarkowski in his first sight of goal.

Spurs needed him to score at least one chance to be in the game.

Subs

Richarlison (Dragusin 46’) 7

Looked rusty but scored again against his former club, having earlier tested Pickford. His return is positive news, particularly with Dominic Solanke suffering a knee injury in training.

Mikey Moore (Sarr 73’) 8

Made Richarlison's goal with a superb deep cross. Involved in the build-up to Kulusevski's goal, too, and got into some good positions in a bright cameo.

Not used: Austin, Reguilon, Yang, Lankshear, Ajayi, Olusesi, Hardy.