How did the players fare in Newcastle's 6-1 thrashing of Tottenham?


NEWCASTLE (4-3-3):

7 Pope: Didn’t have a chance with Kane’s clinical finish and made a good late stop from Danjuma

7 Trippier: Will have loved this experience against his former side – a key presence down the right-hand side

6 Schar: Wasn’t extended too much, but was second best as Kane scored Spurs’ goal in the second half

7 Botman: Did well against Kane and Son and helped ensure Spurs were kept in check in the second half

7 Burn: Got forward effectively on a number of occasions and came close to scoring with a second-half header

8 Guimaraes: Pulled the strings at the heart of the Newcastle midfield and was able to constantly unpick the Spurs defence

8 Longstaff: More than justified his return to the side – set up Isak’s second goal with a neat back-heel

8 Willock: Was a key part of Newcastle’s first-half exhibition – laid on Isak’s opener with a great pass

9 Murphy: Set the tone for an exhilarating attacking display as he scored twice in the opening ten minutes

9 Isak: Tore the Tottenham defence apart as he claimed two goals in three minutes with a pair of clinical finishes

9 Joelinton: Set up Murphy’s opener with a shot that was saved and showed great composure to round Lloris to score


Subs:

7 Wilson (for Isak, 66): Stabbed home Newcastle’s sixth goal within a minute of coming onto the field

7 Almiron (for Murphy, 66): Set up Wilson’s goal with a shot that was blocked

Gordon (for Guimaraes, 70)

Manquillo (for Trippier, 70)

Lascelles (for Schar, 74)

(not used): Dubravka (gk), Targett, Ritchie, Anderson.


TOTTENHAM (3-4-3):

Lloris 3 (Forster 46, 4); Romero 3, Dier 3, Sarr 2 (Sanchez 23, 4); Porro 4, Skipp 4, Hojbjerg 4, Perisic 4; Kulusevski 3 (Danjuma 72), KANE 5, Son 4 (Richarlison 83).

Subs (not used): Tanganga, Davies, Lenglet, Devine, Mundle.


Man Of The Match: JACOB MURPHY – Newcastle’s unsung hero led the charge as his two early goals sunk Spurs.