NORWICH RATINGS: Tim Krul - 2. Didn’t do enough to instil confidence in his defence and then passed the ball to Bentancur who assisted the second goal. A moment to forget, but the start of a bleak afternoon for the home side. Getty
Dimitris Giannoulis - 3. Way too careless on the ball. Some of the defender’s attempts to play directly were simple for Spurs’ towering centre-backs to deal with, and that saw Norwich concede possession too cheaply. Getty
Sam Byram - 6. Brought off shortly after the half hour mark with an injury, with Zimmermann brought on to replace him. PA
Grant Hanley - 3. A lack of organisation made it too easy for Spurs to create problems in the Canaries’ third, with Kulusevski and Kane punishing them in the first half. Came close to lowering the deficit when connecting to Rashica’s cross. Getty
Max Aarons - 4. Struggled to find the balance between stopping the counter-attack and getting forward, with Spurs’ forward line profiting far too often down the channels when overloading with their wingbacks. Getty
Jakob Lungi Sorensen - 4. Not at the races at all with the Denmark international regularly turning over possession, much to the frustration of the home crowd. Getty
Mathias Normann - 6. One of the few Norwich players who didn’t fall into the traps set by Spurs’ stubborn defensive line, but plays didn’t develop enough beyond his passes that found. PA
Kieran Dowell - 5. Rarely found time to get on the ball in a midfield battle that was dominated by Tottenham. Reuters
Pierre Lees-Melou - 6. Got on the ball a lot for his side and tried to get things moving, though often had to revert to a safe pass with Norwich reluctant to overcommit against Antonio Conte’s counter attacking style. Getty
Milot Rashica - 6. Created some of Norwich’s best moments of promise when linking up with Teemu Pukki, but could have benefited from receiving more service from his side. Getty
Teemu Pukki - 5. Isolated in a difficult battle against Conte’s defensive three, with one of his best chances of the first half being blocked by Ben Davies close to the break. Getty
SUBS: Christoph Zimmermann (Byram, 36') - 4. Didn’t do much to stem the flow of Spurs attacks as Kane regularly forced Zimmermann into positions he didn’t want to be in. Getty
Tony Springett (Dowell, 61') - 5. An anonymous cameo for Springett who couldn’t get a touch on the ball. PA
Lukas Rupp (Lees-Melou, 72') - N/A. Barely had a chance to make an impact with Norwich City looking resigned to defeat. PA
TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 7. Could have set a deck chair for the majority of the game, with Spurs rarely allowing any space for Norwich to conjure anything of real promise. Getty
Ben Davies - 8. Excellent anticipation saw Davies often the first man to the ball in the air, and it looked as though he enjoyed his battle with Teemu Pukki. Getty
Eric Dier - 8. Transitioned the ball out of defence excellently, with Dier often looking to play long with success. Didn’t look to lose a duel. Getty
Davinson Sanchez - 8. A number of key interceptions stopped Norwich in their tracks to allow Spurs to hit them on the break, in a game where it looked like the Canaries simply didn’t have an answer. Getty
Ryan Sessegnon - 7. Worked hard up the left flank to combine with his forward line, but could have been a little more accurate with his crosses. Getty
Rodrigo Bentancur - 8. Took his moments to advance up the pitch while Hojbjerg held the fort, and picked out Kulusevski to get Spurs off to the perfect start in their quest to finish in the top four. One of his best performances of the season. Getty
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - 7. Kept his passing simple and helped control the game from the middle of the park, but didn’t really have to get out of second gear in midfield. Getty
Emerson Royal - 7. Stretched play down the right flank to create space for Spurs’ more central forwards, and Norwich were often too slow to close him down during counter-attacks. Getty
NORWICH, ENGLAND - MAY 22: Son Heung-Min of Tottenham Hotspur celebrates after scoring their fourth goal during the Premier League match between Norwich City and Tottenham Hotspur at Carrow Road on May 22, 2022 in Norwich, England. (Photo by David Rogers / Getty Images)
Dejan Kulusevski - 8. Another couple of goals for the on-loan Juventus man. Spurs will now make the decision on whether they activate the permanent option clause in the deal. Getty
Harry Kane - 8. Led the line excellently to bring others into play and got his reward with a well-taken header that put Spurs two goals to the good. Linked well with Lucas Moura who went onto set up Son for the fourth goal. AP
SUBS: Lucas Moura (Kulusevski, 68') - 7. Came on and instantly made an impact with an assist for Son. PA
Harry Winks (Bentancur, 73') - N/A. An easy day at the office for Winks saw him keep things simple to round off the season. Getty
Steven Bergwijn (Emerson, 73') - N/A. AFP
NORWICH RATINGS: Tim Krul - 2. Didn’t do enough to instil confidence in his defence and then passed the ball to Bentancur who assisted the second goal. A moment to forget, but the start of a bleak afternoon for the home side. Getty
Dimitris Giannoulis - 3. Way too careless on the ball. Some of the defender’s attempts to play directly were simple for Spurs’ towering centre-backs to deal with, and that saw Norwich concede possession too cheaply. Getty
Sam Byram - 6. Brought off shortly after the half hour mark with an injury, with Zimmermann brought on to replace him. PA
Grant Hanley - 3. A lack of organisation made it too easy for Spurs to create problems in the Canaries’ third, with Kulusevski and Kane punishing them in the first half. Came close to lowering the deficit when connecting to Rashica’s cross. Getty
Max Aarons - 4. Struggled to find the balance between stopping the counter-attack and getting forward, with Spurs’ forward line profiting far too often down the channels when overloading with their wingbacks. Getty
Jakob Lungi Sorensen - 4. Not at the races at all with the Denmark international regularly turning over possession, much to the frustration of the home crowd. Getty
Mathias Normann - 6. One of the few Norwich players who didn’t fall into the traps set by Spurs’ stubborn defensive line, but plays didn’t develop enough beyond his passes that found. PA
Kieran Dowell - 5. Rarely found time to get on the ball in a midfield battle that was dominated by Tottenham. Reuters
Pierre Lees-Melou - 6. Got on the ball a lot for his side and tried to get things moving, though often had to revert to a safe pass with Norwich reluctant to overcommit against Antonio Conte’s counter attacking style. Getty
Milot Rashica - 6. Created some of Norwich’s best moments of promise when linking up with Teemu Pukki, but could have benefited from receiving more service from his side. Getty
Teemu Pukki - 5. Isolated in a difficult battle against Conte’s defensive three, with one of his best chances of the first half being blocked by Ben Davies close to the break. Getty
SUBS: Christoph Zimmermann (Byram, 36') - 4. Didn’t do much to stem the flow of Spurs attacks as Kane regularly forced Zimmermann into positions he didn’t want to be in. Getty
Tony Springett (Dowell, 61') - 5. An anonymous cameo for Springett who couldn’t get a touch on the ball. PA
Lukas Rupp (Lees-Melou, 72') - N/A. Barely had a chance to make an impact with Norwich City looking resigned to defeat. PA
TOTTENHAM RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 7. Could have set a deck chair for the majority of the game, with Spurs rarely allowing any space for Norwich to conjure anything of real promise. Getty
Ben Davies - 8. Excellent anticipation saw Davies often the first man to the ball in the air, and it looked as though he enjoyed his battle with Teemu Pukki. Getty
Eric Dier - 8. Transitioned the ball out of defence excellently, with Dier often looking to play long with success. Didn’t look to lose a duel. Getty
Davinson Sanchez - 8. A number of key interceptions stopped Norwich in their tracks to allow Spurs to hit them on the break, in a game where it looked like the Canaries simply didn’t have an answer. Getty
Ryan Sessegnon - 7. Worked hard up the left flank to combine with his forward line, but could have been a little more accurate with his crosses. Getty
Rodrigo Bentancur - 8. Took his moments to advance up the pitch while Hojbjerg held the fort, and picked out Kulusevski to get Spurs off to the perfect start in their quest to finish in the top four. One of his best performances of the season. Getty
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - 7. Kept his passing simple and helped control the game from the middle of the park, but didn’t really have to get out of second gear in midfield. Getty
Emerson Royal - 7. Stretched play down the right flank to create space for Spurs’ more central forwards, and Norwich were often too slow to close him down during counter-attacks. Getty
NORWICH, ENGLAND - MAY 22: Son Heung-Min of Tottenham Hotspur celebrates after scoring their fourth goal during the Premier League match between Norwich City and Tottenham Hotspur at Carrow Road on May 22, 2022 in Norwich, England. (Photo by David Rogers / Getty Images)
Dejan Kulusevski - 8. Another couple of goals for the on-loan Juventus man. Spurs will now make the decision on whether they activate the permanent option clause in the deal. Getty
Harry Kane - 8. Led the line excellently to bring others into play and got his reward with a well-taken header that put Spurs two goals to the good. Linked well with Lucas Moura who went onto set up Son for the fourth goal. AP
SUBS: Lucas Moura (Kulusevski, 68') - 7. Came on and instantly made an impact with an assist for Son. PA
Harry Winks (Bentancur, 73') - N/A. An easy day at the office for Winks saw him keep things simple to round off the season. Getty
