Antonio Conte's men reclaimed top spot in the Premier League but they had to come from behind as a first-half Christian Eriksen strike ended a run of six straight clean sheets in the competition.

Here's how the Blues players rated out of ten in a typically high-octane London derby.

Thibaut Courtois 6/10

Determination to play out from the back played right into high-pressing Tottenham's strength and the Belgian looked unconvincing when palming over a routine-looking drive from Harry Kane

Cesar Azpilicueta 6/10

At fault for making himself available for a pass from Courtois too readily and often hurried into hurling the ball away as a result but played a couple of astute balls out from the back when given time to breathe

David Luiz 7/10

Supplied his usual elegant, Frank Leboeuf-style balls out of defence while tackling like a tank. Quite rightly booked for a first-half lunge through Kane

Gary Cahill 7/10

The most steady of an embattled back three in the early stages, his experience helped his team stabilise at the back

Stability: N'Golo Kante - and Nemanja Matic - provided the platform which helped Chelsea get a foothold in the game

Victor Moses 8/10 (man of the match)

Went up and down the right flank like a Scalextric car with no white shirt able to stop him in a display which explains why Barcelona may be casting covetous glances in his direction

Also scored on a good day at the office for the Nigerian

N'Golo Kante 7/10

Supplied trademark energy and, although hindered by a deep position as Tottenham attacked early on, did the spadework, along with Matic, that helped Chelsea get back into the game

Nemanja Matic 7/10

Strong and assured when Chelsea were under the cosh early on and performed a vital role in Chelsea's resurgence alongside Kante

Marcos Alonso 6/10

Less convincing than his counterpart Moses on the opposite flank, to give Chelsea a slightly lopsided look

What a beauty: Pedro scored a delightful equaliser

Pedro 8/10

Beautiful strike for the equaliser, creating a bubble of space around him to supply a finish that gave Lloris no chance

Diego Costa 7/10

The usual frustrating combination of top-class hold-up play and knock-downs combined with histrionics which saw him wailing at the official from the turf three times in the opening seven

Costa did rovide a vital pressure valve as Tottenham poured forward in the last 10 minutes, though

Eden Hazard 6/10

One of the Belgian's quieter displays saw him replaced by Willian 14 minutes from time

Subs

Willian on for Hazard, 76 minutes; Ivanovic on for Moses, 80 minutes; and Oscar on for Pedro, 83 minutes, no rating.

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