Tottenham Players Rated After Win Against Ipswich Town:

The young defender found himself tested early by Liam Delap’s physicality. Though he struggled initially, Gray grew into the game.
Kevin Danso: 7/10
Like Gray, Danso had a shaky start but quickly found his feet. Positive in possession despite occasional wayward passes, he stood tall defensively.
Djed Spence: 8/10
Spence continues to impress, delivering a defensively solid display while adding a late goal, which was his second of the season.
Rodrigo Bentancur: 7/10
The midfielder anchored the centre with a robust, reliable performance, dictating play effectively.
Lucas Bergvall: 7/10
Bergvall’s quality shone through as he pushed forward. He displayed that he is improving under Ange Postecoglou.
Dejan Kulusevski: 6/10
Quiet for much of the game, Kulusevski redeemed himself with a sublime late goal to seal the victory.
Brennan Johnson: 8/10
Johnson was sensational, scoring twice in the first half to display his value to Spurs. He faded after the break but had already done the damage.
Mathys Tel: 3/10
A forgettable outing for the 19-year-old loanee, who offered little threat and may struggle to earn a permanent move.
Son Heung-min: 8/10
Son rolled back the years, terrorizing Ipswich down the left and assisting both of Johnson’s goals before tiring.
Substitutes:
James Maddison: 7/10
He injected energy and assisted Spence
Dane Scarlett: 6/10
He showed grit to set up Kulusevski.
Pedro Porro: 5/10
He had minimal impact.
Wilson Odobert: 4/10
He had minimal impact.
Yves Bissouma (N/A)
He arrived too late to influence proceedings.