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Tottenham Hotspur faced Liverpool in a match where the home team emerged victorious with goals from Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo, followed by Spurs' response through Conor Gallagher’s header and Dominik Szoboszlai's late goal. Sam Tabuteau provides player ratings for Tottenham, noting that summer signing Marcos Senesi received a low score of 4 out of 10 for his jittery performance and lack of match sharpness, while Destiny Udogie was praised with a rating of 7 for his reliable presence on the left flank.
Written by the local model on 2026-09-15,
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Spurs had enjoyed the better of the chances, but the hosts took the lead when Alexis Mac Allister curled home superbly from the top of the 18-yard box.
asserted
Allister → enjoy → box
The home side then doubled their lead in the 54th minute as Cody Gakpo bent a right-footed shot into the far corner.
asserted
Gakpo → double → corner
The visitors got a goal back when Conor Gallagher headed in from close range from Mateus Fernandes’ set piece, but Dominik Szoboszlai settled the tie with a thunderous half-volley as the Merseysiders coasted into round four.
asserted
Merseysiders → get → round
Sam Tabuteau rated the Spurs players on another frustrating evening…
asserted
Tabuteau → rat → evening
Martin Dubravka 5: Made a good save from Lewis Koumas, and there was nothing he could do about the goals.
uncertain
he → make → goals
Archie Gray 5: Knew exactly what Gakpo was going to do yet could not stop him from doubling Liverpool’s lead.
uncertain
Gakpo → know → lead
A jittery performance from the Argentine, who showed his lack of match sharpness.
asserted
who → show → sharpness
He set up Spurs’ two best chances, first cutting the ball back for Lucas Bergvall before crossing to the near post for Mohammed Kudus to fire over.
asserted
Kudus → set → post
On a night where Spurs’ defence creaked, the Italian remained a reliable and physical presence.
asserted
Italian → creak → night
Overall commanded himself well, though, and provided some nice driving runs as Spurs enjoyed the better of the play in the first-half.
asserted
Spurs → command → half
As ever, though, he found chances of his own hard to come by until a late shot was well saved by Mamardashvili.
asserted
shot → find → Mamardashvili
Subs:
Mateus Fernandes 7: Made an almost immediate impact when his corner was missed by Mamardashvili and headed in by Gallagher.
asserted
corner → make → Gallagher
His quality in possession made a real difference.
asserted
quality → make → difference
Andy Robertson 6: A warm welcome on his return to Anfield, but the scoreline certainly helped the home crowd’s sense of goodwill.
asserted
scoreline → help → goodwill
A useful attacking threat but Spurs could not force an equaliser.
uncertain
Spurs → force → equaliser
James Maddison 6: Gave Liverpool something to think about, but was not able to provide the finishing touch Spurs needed.
asserted
Spurs → give → touch
Dominic Solanke N/A: came on to give Spurs a focal point but they could not carve out any chances for him.
uncertain
they → come → him
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