Ratings of Tottenham players against Bacchus: They will go crazy; Romero requires patience

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The inexperienced and young Tottenham team was defeated by Lucas Silva’s goal in the first half, which made them need to win the second leg next Thursday in north London to reach the group stage.

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Far from being the one most guilty of a Bacchus goal, but perhaps it was best performed when he’s a one-on-one with Silva.

A clumsy performance who didn’t do much suggests he has a future in the first team. Caught deep and Silva played in the lead position with the goal of winning. Lie off with a late injury to shine on a frustrating night.

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Described as the signing of the Spurs defense reform, but on this evidence patience is required. Backus’ target was caught and didn’t look entirely convincing. In his defence, he’s still working his way up to full fitness and doesn’t speak the language yet.

Captain, Davies got the ball out of defense well and was the strongest of the three quarterbacks.

He put in one good touchdown that Jill missed, but didn’t do enough wing-back to get Japhet Tanganga to jump in his first 11.

He failed to take his chance with an erratic performance, which included losing the ball in preparation for Bacchus’ goal.

He failed to seal his authority over the match, as you’d expect from a Copa America winner. Too loose on possession and didn’t chime in with winks.

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At first it was rusty and fluffy Spurs’ best chance of the match since Jill’s early downsizing. He grew up in the game and was Tottenham’s brightest player in the second half. It takes minutes to regain touch and confidence.

Hooked at half the time after a full anonymous debut, though in fairness to the teenager he may have hoped for more composure and service from his senior teammates.

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Lively but not always effective in its full onset. He flayed his back in the second minute to create an opportunity for Sessegnon. He looked home at the ball and saw a lot of it.

He was hungry for service and was unable to make the most of half the chances that fell his way. He seemed confident on the rare occasions he had the ball at his feet.

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Jack Clark (John 46d) 5

He cannot have an effect on the match after entering the first half. I would have been frustrated if it hadn’t started before John.

Jenelle Bennett (Signon 80) 5

Sisson gave a break in the final 10 minutes, with Clarke turning to the left wing.

Maxim Paskutsky (Carter Vickers 86 min) NA

Unused subs: Astin, Lyons-Foster, Cesay, Ma. Craig, May. Craig, White, Mundell.

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