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#4 Youri Tielemans
Youri Tielemans was quite impressive today, and although he didn't get on the scoresheet, he was involved in a lot of attacking manoeuvres, as he tried to give the Foxes the upper hand in this one.
He marshalled the three-pronged midfield alongside James Maddison & Wilfried Ndidi, and he was truly a handful for the likes of Harry Winks & Tanguy Ndombele, as they seemingly couldn't find answers to his marauding runs and incisive passes.
#3 Son Heung-min
The star of the show last time out as Spurs eviscerated Crystal Palace, Son Heung-min could only settle for an assist this time around. He started up front alongside the irrepressible Harry Kane, and as always, he was bobbing and weaving his way in and out of the Leicester City box.
He started troubling the Leicester rearguard as early as the 3rd minute of the game, as he placed his shot just wide of goal. In the 29th minute, he made his most telling contribution, as his clever backheel found Kane for the game's opener.
