Magic Maddison, outstanding Udogie - Tottenham player and Postecoglou ratings for season so far

It's time to look back already and rate the Tottenham Hotspur players for their starts to the new season under Ange Postecoglou

Tottenham Hotspur have started their Premier League season with a style and swagger that the fans have been yearning for in recent years.

A much-changed Spurs team did exit the Carabao Cup on penalties but on the whole it has been a positive start to the campaign under new head coach Ange Postecoglou as he has already brought a very different style of attacking, possession-based football to what came before.

It's time for our football.london international break tradition of looking back and rating the players who have got minutes so far, with this early break only allowing us a handful of games for reference. As always, our ratings are based on the expectation for each player, ours and theirs, rather than to be used as a tool to compare them against each other. We've also rated Postecoglou's start as well.

Let's start with the goalkeepers.

Guglielmo Vicario

After some premature concerns among a few fans following his debut at Brentford, when he was still getting to know a very different defence in front of him, Vicario has made an assured start to life at Spurs. He's the north London club's first new number one between the sticks in 11 years and he's kept clean sheets in two of his first four matches. He's made a few spectacular saves, was especially impressive against Manchester United, and his ability and composure with his feet is improving rapidly. A good start. 8

Fraser Forster

Just the one appearance so far for Spurs this season in the Carabao Cup exit. He couldn't do much about Van de Ven's own goal but produced a fine one-handed save to keep out Muniz's header and also denied the striker at