Match Performance Review: Tottenham Players Shine in Champions League Encounter

omidbasir- **Guglielmo Vicario (6/10):**
The Tottenham goalkeeper experienced a notably quiet night, concluding the league phase with an impressive record of six clean sheets from eight matches.

**Djed Spence (6/10):**
In a rare appearance on his preferred right side due to Pedro Porro’s injury, Spence showcased his effectiveness at both ends of the pitch, demonstrating solid defensive skills while delivering several threatening crosses.

**Joao Palhinha (6/10):**
Palhinha adapted to a back five formation but frequently pressed higher up the pitch, contributing as an additional man. He remained strong in tackles throughout the match.

**Cristian Romero (8/10):**
Romero continued to impress as Tottenham’s captain, once again contributing to the team’s scoring efforts. His persistent presence in the Frankfurt box culminated in an assist for Kolo Muani, which came as no surprise.

**Kevin Danso (7/10):**
Entrusted with the freedom to advance down the left channel, Danso experienced a collision with Romero during a corner in the first half, resulting in some discomfort. Despite Frankfurt targeting him, the Austrian defender performed admirably.

**Destiny Udogie (7/10):**
Udogie executed crucial last-ditch challenges that thwarted Frankfurt’s advances when Spurs maintained a high defensive line. He consistently provided width down the wing, helping to open up the game.

**Archie Gray (6/10):**
The young midfielder delivered another solid yet unremarkable performance, fulfilling his responsibilities effectively in his favored role.

**Pape Matar Sarr (6/10):**
Having recently returned from a successful Africa Cup of Nations campaign with Senegal, Sarr made his first start and was active across the pitch, consistently winning back possession and distributing the ball.

**Wilson Odobert (7/10):**
Odobert was a key player in the first half, frequently finding space on the right flank, although his influence diminished after halftime, leading to his substitution for Solanke.

**Randal Kolo Muani (8/10):**
Despite being involved in a minor car accident with Odobert earlier in the week, Kolo Muani was deemed fit to play and scored against his second former club of the Champions League campaign, having previously netted against Paris Saint-Germain. He was substituted in the later stages for Scarlett.

**Xavi Simons (7/10):**
Simons displayed impressive dribbling skills, although his passing and shooting often lacked precision. He provided the assist for Kolo Muani’s goal, highlighting his valuable contribution.

**Dominic Solanke (8/10):**
Coming on for Odobert with approximately 20 minutes remaining, Solanke made an immediate impact by finding the back of the net just five minutes after his introduction.

**Dane Scarlett (N/A):**
Scarlett was brought on to replace Kolo Muani for the final moments of the match.

**Ju’nai Byfield (N/A):**
Byfield was substituted in for Udogie during the closing stages of the game.

**Thomas Frank (8/10):**
Though he may not be favored among Spurs supporters, Frank has successfully led the team to an automatic spot in the Champions League knockout stages after another outstanding performance in Europe.