Handled everything that came his way well even if Tottenham didn't test him nearly enough.

Didn't disappoint on the big night. Looked very assured on the ball and read the play well on a number of occasions.

Dealt with the threat of Fernando Llorente well as Ajax seldom looked troubled at the back.

Was booked for a cynical foul but otherwise appeared relatively assured and did his part to help earn a clean sheet.

Helped ensure it was a frustrating evening for Tottenham's ineffectual wing-backs.

Arguably the man of the match, De Jong's positional sense was impeccable as he made a number of timely interceptions to snuff out Tottenham's attacks.

Impressed in the early stages with some clever passing, but appeared to pick up a knock in the second half and was withdrawn as his influence lessened.

Was especially eye-catching when Ajax were dominant in the opening period, while he showed the defensive side of his game more after the break.

Took his goal very well and is one of a number of intelligent, technically gifted players in this Ajax side.

Looked especially dangerous in the first half when Ajax were well on top and was unfortunate not to double his team's advantage, as his side-footed second-half effort came back off the post.

A quiet enough evening for the former Southampton man, though he showed a few nice touches early on as Ajax ran rampant.

Has overseen the Dutch side's remarkable Champions League run and he can be pleased with his side's controlled display tonight.

Sold himself prematurely for the goal and his kicking was less than assured at times.

Looked nervy on occasion and was fortunate, along with the rest of the Spurs defence, not to have conceded more.

Probably the best of Tottenham's defenders without being especially impressive, and was important in building up their attacks in the second half.

Looked as uncomfortable as the rest of the Tottenham backline in dealing with an impressive Ajax attack, before being withdrawn early with suspected concussion.

A poor performance. His delivery was consistently awful while he played Van de Beek onside for the Ajax goal.

Worked hard, but offered very little in attack and was replaced by Ben Davies with just over 10 minutes remaining.

Looked out of his depth at times in the first half. He gave the ball away regularly as Spurs were outclassed in midfield, though improved slightly once Sissoko was introduced to help him, but still looked a level below his Ajax counterparts for the most part.

A disappointing game in what has been a disappointing season when you consider the previous standards Alli has set. He had one or two half-chances, but didn't look sharp and played mostly on the periphery of the game.

Looked as out of sorts as the rest of the Spurs team early on, though grew into the game as it developed and helped Tottenham establish a degree of control in the second half.

Had one or two promising runs, but that was the extent of his influence.

Worked hard, but Tottenham are unquestionably weaker in attack with him in the team, as his lack of mobility ensures they cannot attack with their usual zest. He appeared jaded by the end and rarely looked like scoring.

Made a big difference after replacing Vertonghen in the first half, adding some much-needed energy and presence to Tottenham's midfield.

Had his hands tied with injuries and suspensions in his side, though may regret not starting Sissoko or another defensive midfielder, given how porous Tottenham looked in the opening stages, though he at least had the conviction to change a system that wasn't working.