Tottenham vs Norwich result: Rating every player’s performance after Jose Mourinho’s side exit on penalties

Teams were level at 1-1 after 90 minutes of action

Tottenham lost the penalty shootout to Norwich 3-2 (Getty)

Tottenham missed out on a quarter-final spot in the FA Cup on Wednesday night as they were eliminated by fellow Premier League side Norwich on penalties.

The hosts took the lead 13 minutes in when defender Jan Vertonghen launched himself at a Giovani Lo Celso cross to head past Tim Krul, but a spirited Norwich performance eventually broke down the hosts.

Josip Drmic turned in a rebound on 78 minutes after Michel Vorm spilled Kenny McLean’s effort from range.

Extra-time ensued, with neither side able to find a winner, before the visitors triumphed 3-2 in the shootout.

Here’s how all the players fared at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Tottenham

Michel Vorm – 5

So nearly spilled Lukas Rupp’s effort in the first half; did spill McLean’s in a fashion reminiscent of Adrian against Chelsea in the second half. Saved McLean’s penalty well, however.

Serge Aurier – 5

Was much better going forward than defending. Nothing new there, then?

Davinson Sanchez – 6

Dealt with Norwich’s enthusiastic attacks relatively well, especially in a busy second half.

Eric Dier – 6

Provided a key block in the first half and was vocal throughout. Scored the first penalty of the shootout.

Jan Vertonghen – 7

Showed great hunger to meet Giovani Lo Celso’s cross for the opening goal and marauded up the left wing at every opportunity.

Jan Vertonghen heads past Tim Krul in the first half (Reuters)

Oliver Skipp – 6

Looked composed and keen in an important fixture for the north London side.

Harry Winks – 6

Sat deep in midfield and kept Spurs ticking. Did little to stand out; did not need to for periods of the game, but could have done more as it wore on.

Lucas Moura – 6

Dispossessed Mario Vrancic well in the visitors’ box just before half-time, but lacked the necessary final touch, as was often the case during the match.

Giovani Lo Celso – 8

Turned in a number of enticing deliveries throughout the game and always looked to be at the centre of Spurs’ most enterprising moments. Scored from the spot.

Steven Bergwijn – 6

Played in Lo Celso’s shadow somewhat in a game that seemed there for the Dutchman’s taking. Substituted early in the second half.

Dele Alli – 4

England international, deployed as a false No. 9, was too far forward to influence the game like he does when he’s at his best.

Substitutes: Lamela – 6, Ndombele - 6, Fernandes – 7, Parrott – 5

Norwich

Josip Drmic found the equaliser after Michel Vorm’s spill (AP)

Tim Krul – 7

There was nothing the Dutchman could have done to prevent Vertonghen’s powerful header. Saved Troy Parrott’s penalty.

Max Aarons – 6

Provided energy on the right flank and some good deliveries.

Grant Hanley - 6

Booked for a cynical foul late in the day. Was relatively untroubled by Alli.

Ben Godfrey – 5

Made a brilliant goal-line block in the final minutes of normal time.

Jamal Lewis – 6

Like his full-back partner Aarons, the 22-year-old was integral to Norwich’s brave surges forward.

Tom Trybull – 6

Not a flashy performance from the German, but – as with Winks – he was efficient in keeping it simple.

Mario Vrancic – 7

Supported Todd Cantwell and Buendia’s attacking ventures admirably.

Buendia was one of Norwich’s standout performers (AP)

Emiliano Buendia Stati - 7

Was a livewire from the opening whistle and found himself with a series of half-chances, at least one of which he probably should have converted.

Lukas Rupp – 6

Went close in the second half, but was less influential than his midfield and attacking team-mates.

Todd Cantwell – 7

Midfielder was central to Norwich’s energy and attacking efforts on the night. Buried his penalty.

Josip Drmic – 7

Reacted sharply to find the net after Vorm spilled McLean’s shot.

Substitutes: McLean – 7, Idah – 6, Tettey – 5, Stiepermann – 5