Tottenham Hotspur returned to winning ways in the Premier League after beating West Brom 2-0.Prolific attacking duo Harry Kane and Heung-min Son were on target once again as the Lilywhites ended a run of three winless games, giving embattled Jose Mourinho some respite.They struggled to cut open the Baggies in the first half which ended 0-0, but some excellent counter-attacking moves made the difference for the home side in the second.Mbaye Diagne had the ball in the back of the net twice for the visitors, but each time, he was adjudged to have been offside.Here are the player ratings for Tottenham Hotspur:Hugo Lloris - 7/10A seventh clean sheet for the World Cup-winning Frenchman, who had a breeze this noon. He was beaten twice in the match but on both occasions, Diagne was ruled offside, much to his relief.Serge Aurier - 7/10Aurier was the key to Tottenham's attack today and was behind most of the good chances they created in the match. Conor Townsend wasn't given a moment's rest.Davinson Sanchez - 5/10The Colombian was the weak link in the attack, lacking composure and making a few errors when West Brom threatened to attack. His aerial ability, though, was second to none, winning seven duels - the most in the match.Toby Alderweireld - 6/10He made two clearances and tackles each but the Belgian was beaten in his duesl with Diagne a few times, struggling to match his pace and physicality.Ben Davies - 6/10Davies drove forward at will and was available to receive crosses. The end-product was lacking, however.Tanguy Ndombele - 5/10Operating from a deeper role today, Ndombele struggled to exert his influence. He made a couple of good passes, which was pretty much about it.Pierre-Emile Højbjerg - 7/10The Danish star has been in good form recently and continued the same with an excellent assist for Kane, finding the striker in a pocket of space in West Brom's defense and sliding in an inch-perfect pass.Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg has been directly involved in 4 goals in his last 6 games for Tottenham. ◎ 1 goal ◉ 3 assists What a ball for Harry Kane. 🎯 pic.twitter.com/6rroAp3HcJ— Squawka Football (@Squawka) February 7, 2021Erik Lamela - 7/10The Argentine got the ball forward on some occasions, showing eagerness to keep his side pushing, whilst also laying one key pass.Lucas Moura - 7/10His amazing run early on didn't bear fruit, but he was unfazed, producing another one a while later to assist Son.Heung-min Son - 7/10The Korean wizard was at it again, producing a sublime finish in the second half to double Tottenham's advantage and all but seal the win.13 - Only in 2016-17 (14) has Son Heung-Min scored more goals in a single Premier League campaign than the 13 he has netted already this season. Heights. #TOTWBA pic.twitter.com/mEf4KU8IZF— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) February 7, 2021Harry Kane - 7/10Kane returned to the scoresheet in first game back in the side since the injury. He produced a confident finish beyond Sam Johnstone in the 54th minute to break the deadlock, having endured a frustrating opening half.Harry Kane 7th successive season scoring 20+ goals for @SpursOfficial ⚽208th goal in all competitions, joint-second most in @SpursOfficial history🙌🙌 pic.twitter.com/xdCMHTKSJg— Sky Sports Statto (@SkySportsStatto) February 7, 2021SubstitutesMatt Doherty - 6/10He replaced Aurier in a like-for-like substitution and made some good runs.Steven Bergwijn - 4/10The Dutchman had almost 15 minutes to play but didn't lay a single pass.Dane Scarlett - N/AHe only had a few seconds in the match after coming on.