Tottenham suffered their third defeat on the spin in all competitions as goals from Matt Doherty, Diogo Jota and Raul Jimenez saw Wolves leave north London with all three points on Sunday. Things had started off well for Jose Mourinho’s men, who came into the showdown with Wolves off the back of losses against RB Leipzig in the Champions League and Chelsea in the Premier League.

January signing Steven Bergwijn continued his impressive form by putting Spurs ahead after just 13 minutes, with Serge Aurier bagging on the stroke of half-time to cancel out Doherty’s equaliser.

The second half was a different story for Tottenham, however, with Jota notching just before the hour mark and Jimenez putting Wolves 3-2 up with 17 minutes left on the clock.

Tottenham failed to hit back and the loss, their 10th in the Premier League this season, meant Wolves leapfrogged them up to sixth and closed the gap on the top four.

Express Sport has run the rule over Tottenham’s players following the 3-2 defeat – but do you agree with our ratings?

Tottenham player ratings vs Wolves – Premier League

Paulo Gazzaniga – 6

Shaky distribution. Couple of worrying decisions. Had little chance with the goals.

Davinson Sanchez – 6

Caught out of position too many times. Did not command his area.

Eric Dier – 5

Couple of excellent interceptions in defence. But awful blunder for the first goal.

Japhet Tanganga – 5

Ball bounces off him for Wolves first goal. Struggled aaginst the movement and skill of Jimenez. Poor.

Serge Aurier – 6

Got forward well, fine low cross for the opening goal.Gave the ball away several times. But then scored lovely goal.

Giovani Lo Celso – 7

Lovely pass for first goal. Booked. But so classy in his movement and touch. Best of the Spurs midfield.

Harry Winks – 6

Skippered the side. Tried to keep things moving. But not enough inspiration. Booked.

Ben Davies – 6

Up against Traore. Coped well for the most part and got forward well himself. But not enough end product. Booked.

Lucas Moura – 6

Works so hard for the team, never stops. But forced to drop too deep and had very few chances on goal.

Dele Alli – 6

Looked more lively. Unlucky not to score. Got frustrated but then his pass set up second goal. Again, not enough though.

Steven Bergwijn – 6

Took his goal, his second for the club, well. Threat on the left.But faded as the game wore on.

Tottenham subs

Tanguy Ndombele

Replaced Tanganga

Gedson Fernandes

Replaced Aurier

Troy Parrott

Replaced Davies

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