Premier League Player Ratings: Leicester City 4 - 5 Tottenham

What a way to end the season. It was a loss, but it was an exciting loss.

Leicester City went toe-to-toe with Tottenham at Wembley in an exhilarating affair that ended with a score of 5-4. As the scoreline would seem to indicate, the game was dominated by attackers for both teams.

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Eldin Jakupovic - 5

Couldn’t really be blamed for the score as the defenders didn’t do much to help him. On the other hand... five goals.

Danny Simpson - 5

Decided to pass the ball to Lucas Moura’s foot rather than one of his teammates’ en route to Harry Kane’s opening goal. Started to atone with a few Danny Simpson specials (far-post clearances) but was subbed off in the 55th minute.

Wes Morgan - 5

Didn’t seem to have the legs to keep up as Erik Lamela torched him on a few occasions.

Harry Maguire - 6

Was the best of the back four and contributed four tackles, five interceptions, and five clearances. Still, five goals.

Christian Fuchs - 5

Made the mistake of trying to block a shot that was probably going wide and knocking it into his own net.

Riyad Mahrez - 9

If this was indeed the last game he plays as a Fox it was a fitting send-off. He started the game with an early assist from a set-piece delivery to Jamie Vardy (of course). He followed that up with a nice finish of his own and finally another assist to... Jamie Vardy (of course). Whoever takes Mahrez and separates him from Vardy should be imprisoned for such an injustice.

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Adrien Silva - 6

Made a whopping seven tackles but gave the ball away too easily at the other end.

Vicente Iborra - 5

Not quite as involved defensively as Silva and also not up to his usual efficient passing standards. Completed 73.5 percent of his passes according to whoscored.com.

Demarai Gray - 7

Looked explosive and dangerous in the first half. Ran at the defense confidently, forced an impressive save, and even made two key passes. Unfortunately, he made a crucial mistake and failed to clear the ball in the build-up to an early second-half goal for Tottenham and was subbed off shortly after.

Kelechi Iheanacho - 8

Struck an absolute laser of a shot for City’s third goal and was involved in a lot of good build-up play. He was also efficient with his touches and didn’t misplace a pass.

Jamie Vardy - 9

Its amazing what consistent service to Vardy will provide. He knocked one home with his head and smashed another rocket of a goal with his left-foot. The second put him at 20 Premier League goals for the season. Elite.

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Hamza Choudhury - 5

Came on for Simpson in the 55th minute and had a few nice defensive interventions but didn’t look completely comfortable as a right-back. Harry Kane faked him out effectively for Tottenham’s fifth.

Fousseni Diabaté - 6

Replaced Demarai Gray in the 60th minute and had an up-and-down 30 minutes. Lost the ball way too frequently, but he was a consistent threat in attack and was denied a potential penalty.

Harvey Barnes - 6

Came on in the 84th minute so he didn't have much time to make an impact but he completed all four of his passes so at least there’s that.

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Amidst the chaos was a feeling of familiarity in seeing Leicester’s two leading-men dominate in attack. The thought of Riyad Mahrez and Jamie Vardy being separated is a difficult one to accept, but at least they got to close the season with a vintage tag-team. As such, it’s only right that they be named co-winners of the last Man of the Match award. Riyad Mahrez + Jamie Vardy forever.