In the goalkeeping department, Guglielmo Vicario has proven to be a reliable presence for Spurs, cementing his spot as the team’s number one in his 42 appearances for the club thus far.
The defensive line in front of Vicario features a familiar set of faces from last season. Pedro Porro and Destiny Udogie operate as full-backs on the flanks, while Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero form a formidable central pairing. This back four has already made an impact in the early stages of the season, contributing to three goals in the team’s first two games. Van de Ven, in particular, showcased his attacking prowess with a stunning pitch-long run and assist.
In the midfield, Rodrigo Bentancur was sidelined in the previous game due to injury, paving the way for Yves Bissouma to make his mark. Bissouma seized the opportunity by scoring his first goal for Spurs in spectacular fashion against Everton.
On the wings, Wilson Odobert earned his first start in the last match, filling in for the injured Solanke and Richarlison. Meanwhile, Brennan Johnson has been a consistent presence on the opposite flank, starting in both games.
Leading the charge in attack is Son Heung-Min, who has been in lethal form with two goals in his last two matches.
Reflecting on the team’s current setup, Destiny Udogie’s performances have stood out at left-back, adding a solid presence to the backline.