Kieran Trippier recovered his form in Tottenham Hotspur's 1-1 draw with Arsenal at the weekend. The England international had struggled in recent outings and turned in a particularly poor performance against Chelsea in midweek. The right-back was routinely beaten down his flank at Stamford Bridge and then capped the display with a truly comical own goal. However, against the Gunners, Trippier was back to his marauding best. He made a total of five clearances, per WhoScored, six tackles, and also made 69 passes. Included in those were three key passes from his 113 touches – the full-back was the highest-rated Spurs player among those on the pitch. Indeed, the defender was key to the...
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