Spurs player ratings: Super Son, dynamic Doherty, Kane and Kulusevski create, Bentancur shines

Got a hand to Schar's free-kick but couldn't keep it out. He didn't have anything else to do.

Made a crucial challenge 22 minutes in to deny Willock from point blank range. Was calmness personified and another game where he avoided a yellow card. Needs to do the same in at least one of the next two.

Another solid game in the centre of the back three, organising them as the match wore on.

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Terrific glancing header from the Welshman to quickly level the scores after Schar's opener. What he deserved for a good defensive display.

Some loose passes early on but he grew into the game, worked hard and deserved his goal, poking Doherty's cross over the line and into the net.

Headed over an effort in the first half and battled away in the engine room alongside Bentancur.

Picked up a yellow card in the first half after a scuffle but was composed from then on and got another 75 minutes under his belt where he looked a top drawer Premier League player.

Took a little while to work out how to affect the attack from the left but he did exactly that early in the second half, diving in to head home Kane's cross at the back post. He then added an assist with a cross to Emerson to poke home Tottenham's fourth. Another big performance from him.

Busy down the right and he picked out Son for Spurs' third to add another assist to his collection. That made it five assists since he joined in the Premier League, more than any other player in the competition since that moment. He also had a hand in Tottenham's fourth goal. He created four chances in all, as many as Newcastle's players in total.

Earned an early yellow card for a tactical foul after