Hugo Lloris: 4 (out of 10)
Kyle Walker: 5
Toby Alderweireld: 6
Jan Vertonghen: 6
Danny Rose: 6
Eric Dier: 7
Ryan Mason: 4
Erik Lamela: 6
Christian Eriksen: 7
Son Heung-min: 6
Harry Kane: 6
Subs
Clinton Njie (on for Son, 65): 5
Nacer Chadli (on for Mason, 77): 5
VIEW FROM THE BENCH
Mauricio Pochettino has spoken a lot about his side’s resilience and maturity this season but Tottenham have now dropped 20 points from winning positions this season. The Argentinian must find a way to instil his side with more composure when in front. Ronald Koeman, meanwhile, will be delighted to see Southampton follow up last week’s win against Manchester City. His team were organised and effective on the counter-attack. European football beckons.
MOAN OF THE MATCH
Hugo Lloris has been one of the stars of Tottenham’s season, proving himself as one of the top goalkeepers in the division. But the Frenchman was off-colour here, letting Davis’ first-half finish squirm under his body and then seemingly slow to get down to the midfielder’s winner.
WHO’S UP NEXT
Newcastle v Tottenham (Premier League, Sunday 15 May)
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