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Sunday, 27 January 2008

The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON

Man Utd	3-1 (HT 1-1)	Tottenham
Tevez 38 Ronaldo (pen) 69 Ronaldo 88		Keane 24
Bookings: Evra 45
		Sent off: Dawson 68

Tottenham were beaten by Man Utd

Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice to put Manchester United into the last 16 of the FA Cup after an entertaining tie. Wayne Rooney cleared Dimitar Berbatov’s header off the line before Robbie Keane converted Aaron Lennon’s cross to put Tottenham ahead in a lively first half

Tuesday, 22 January 2008

Carling Cup

Tottenham	5-1 (HT 2-0) (agg 6-2)	Arsenal
Jenas 3 Bendtner o.g. 27 Keane 48 Lennon 60 Malbranque 90		Adebayor 70
Bookings: Malbranque 20 Jenas 72		Bookings: Hoyte 62 Adebayor 74

Spurs beat Arsenal with great 5 goals

A pulsating Tottenham performance saw them run riot against Arsenal to book a place in the Carling Cup final. Spurs got off to the perfect start when Jermaine Jenas angled in a shot to put them 2-1 ahead on aggregate

Saturday, 19 January 2008

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	2-0 (HT 1-0)	Sunderland
Lennon 2 Keane 90
Bookings: Lee 60 Chimbonda 81		Bookings: McShane 38 Chopra 58

Lilywhites 2 Sunderland 0

Robbie Keane scored his 100th goal for Tottenham to help them defeat Sunderland at White Hart Lane. Keane’s goal came in stoppage-time after Spurs had to withstand second-half pressure from Sunderland in the Barclays Premier League clash. Aaron Lennon scored on his 100th appearance for Spurs for the opener and the hosts threatened to run riot, only for Sunderland goalkeeper Craig Gordon to keep the visitors in the game

Tuesday, 15 January 2008

The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON

Reading	0-1 (HT 0-1)	Tottenham
		Keane 15
Bookings: Lita 13 Long 87		Bookings: Lennon 74

Spurs defeated Reading 1-0

Tottenham made it through to the FA Cup fourth round with a greater degree of comfort than the scoreline suggested. Robbie Keane won the tie on 15 minutes when he thumped in a rebound after Younes Kaboul headed against the bar

Saturday, 12 January 2008

Barclays Premier League

Chelsea	2-0 (HT 1-0)	Tottenham
Belletti 19 Wright-Phillips 80
Bookings: Makelele 58 Ballack 68		Bookings: Boateng 23 Malbranque 53 O’Hara 75 Lennon 78

Spurs were beaten by Chelsea

Chelsea kept the pressure on Arsenal and Manchester United at the top of the table with victory over Tottenham. Juliano Belletti’s powerful 25-yard strike put Chelsea ahead after Spurs left him with room to shoot at goal. Tottenham struggled to create clear chances, with Steed Malbranque going closest with a well-struck volley

Wednesday, 09 January 2008

Carling Cup

Arsenal	1-1 (HT 0-1)	Tottenham
Walcott 79		Jenas 37

The game in a draw against Arsenal

Thierry Henry climbed off the bench to earn Arsenal a point in a tempestuous north London derby after Robbie Keane had given Spurs a controversial lead. Tottenham finished with 10 men after Edgar Davids was sent off for a second bookable offence. But they will be happier with the result because they remain four points ahead of the Gunners as the race for fourth place reaches its climax. Arsenal have a game in hand, but after this draw, they may have to win the European Cup to ensure Champions League football next season

Saturday, 05 January 2008

The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON

Tottenham	2-2 (HT 1-1)	Reading
Berbatov 28 Berbatov (pen) 50		Hunt 25 Hunt 78
Bookings: Jenas 90 Zokora 90		Bookings: Duberry 47 Convey 82
Sent off: Huddlestone 83

Tottenham Hotspur 2-2 Reading

Tottenham and Reading served up another thriller in a 2-2 draw at White Hart Lane, but it was a miserable afternoon for England goalkeeper Paul Robinson. GettyImages Dimitar Berbatov scores his first immediately after Hunt’s comical goal. Robinson failed to deal with Stephen Hunt’s free-kick for the opening goal in the FA Cup third-round clash and then failed to hold on to Leroy Lita’s shot for Hunt’s equaliser

Tuesday, 01 January 2008

Barclays Premier League

Aston Villa	2-1 (HT 1-0)	Tottenham
Mellberg 41 Laursen 85		Defoe 79
		Bookings: Malbranque 23 Dawson 33 Zokora 89

Tottenham 1-2 Aston Villa

Martin Laursen atoned for a dreadful first half miss by scoring a late winner for Aston Villa to maintain their push for a European place. The Denmark international shot over from close range with the goal at his mercy before Olof Mellberg broke the deadlock four minutes before the interval. Jermain Defoe looked to have rescued a point for Spurs when he volleyed home after 79 minutes in only his second league start of the campaign but Laursen had the final say with his fifth goal of the campaign.

Saturday, 29 December 2007

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	6-4 (HT 1-1)	Reading
Berbatov 7 Berbatov 63 Berbatov 73 Malbranque 76 Defoe 79 Berbatov 83		Cisse 16 Ingimarsson 53 Kitson 69 Kitson 74
		Bookings: Cisse 10 Shorey 78 Long 90

Berbatov was the star of the game against Reading

Dimitar Berbatov scored four goals for Tottenham as they won an amazing game. Berbatov put Spurs ahead with a tap-in before Kalifa Cisse levelled and Ivar Ingimarsson headed Reading in front

Wednesday, 26 December 2007

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	5-1 (HT 2-0)	Fulham
Keane 27 Huddlestone 45 Keane 62 Huddlestone 71 Defoe 90		Dempsey 60
Bookings: Huddlestone 82		Bookings: Baird 21 Volz 68 Smertin 80 Davies 84
		Sent off: Volz 87

The great 5-1 win of Spurs

Robbie Keane and Tom Huddlestone were at the double as Tottenham brushed aside Fulham in convincing fashion. The 5-1 defeat means Fulham have now gone 15 months, three managers and 26 away games since a victory on the road. Keane fired Spurs ahead midway through the first half and Huddlestone got his first, two days before his 21st birthday on the stroke of half-time.Clint Dempsey gave Fulham a chance with his goal but Keane, Huddlestone and Jermain Defoe made sure of the thrashing in the final 20 minutes

Saturday, 22 December 2007

Barclays Premier League

Arsenal	2-1 (HT 0-0)	Tottenham
Adebayor 48 Bendtner 76		Berbatov 66
Bookings: Gallas 38		Bookings: Boateng 60 Berbatov 67 Tainio 70

Lilywhites were defeated by Arsenal

Arsenal won a bruising, breathless and ultimately brilliant North London derby at Emirates Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The winner arrived 15 minutes from time when Nicklas Bendtner came off the bench to power home a close-range header with his first touch. However that had come shortly after Manuel Almunia had prevented Tottenham taking a surprise lead by turning aside Robbie Keane’s penalty. And that had only happened after Dimitar Berbatov had expertly equalised Emmanuel Adebayor’s strike three minutes into the second half

Tuesday, 18 December 2007

Carling Cup

Man City	0-2 (HT 0-1)	Tottenham
		Defoe 5 Malbranque 82
Bookings: Dunne 45 Johnson 52 Elano 65		Bookings: Chimbonda 21 Malbranque 26 Jenas 40
		Sent off: Zokora 20

Man City were beaten by Spurs

Juande Ramos saw his 10-man Tottenham side book their place in the Carling Cup semi-finals and end Manchester City’s proud 100% home record with a 2-0 win.
Empics Spurs protest as ref Steve Bennett sends off Didier Zokora to reduce them to ten men. Goals from Jermain Defoe and Steed Malbranque either side of Didier Zokora’s sending off gave them a hard-earned victory. Former Sevilla coach Ramos is quickly making his mark at White Hart Lane and Spurs are in sight of a trophy in his first season in charge.

Saturday, 15 December 2007

Barclays Premier League

Portsmouth	0-1 (HT 0-0)	Tottenham
		Berbatov 81
Bookings: Pedro Mendes 29 Kranjcar 74 Distin 90		Bookings: Malbranque 62 Berbatov 82

The good away start for Spurs

Dimitar Berbatov notched an 81st-minute winner to claim Tottenham’s first away league win of the season and leave Portsmouth cursing their inability to score at home.
RichardHeathcote/GettyImages Dimitar Berbatov scores the only goal of the game. The 1-0 loss was Pompey’s first home league defeat since March and the end of their 11-match unbeaten run as they failed to take the opportunity to climb into the top four with a lack of punch in front of goal

Sunday, 09 December 2007

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	2-1 (HT 1-0)	Man City
Chimbonda 45 Defoe 83		Bianchi 61
Bookings: Defoe 86 Jenas 87		Bookings: Garrido 16 Dunne 75 Gelson 83
		Sent off: Ireland 82

Spurs 2 Man City 1

Jerman Defoe came back to haunt his old England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson by coming off the bench to deny Manchester City a place in the top four. Eriksson famously chose to take Theo Walcott rather than Defoe to Germany – and Tottenham gained some sort of revenge at White Hart Lane. With Spurs’ top scorer Robbie Keane out for another two matches through suspension, he also offered head coach Juande Ramos an indication he is ready to step in.

Thursday, 06 December 2007

UEFA Cup

Anderlecht	1-1 (HT 0-0)	Tottenham
Goor 68		Berbatov (pen) 71
Bookings: Polak 62 Goor 62 Wasilewski 70 Hassan 72		Bookings: Jenas 41 Zokora 75

Tottenham 1-1 Anderlecht

Spurs qualified for the knockout stage of the Uefa Cup after coming from behind to draw against Anderlecht. After an insipid first half the game sprang to life after the break, Bart Goor putting Anderlecht ahead following a defensive mistake from Spurs

Sunday, 02 December 2007

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	2-3 (HT 0-1)	Birmingham
Keane (pen) 50 Keane 53		McSheffrey (pen) 24 Jerome 62 Larsson 90
		Bookings: Schmitz 60
Sent off: Keane 68

Lilywhites 2 Birmingham 3

Sebastian Larsson scored in injury time to snatch victory for Birmingham in Alex McLeish’s first game as boss after Robbie Keane scored twice and saw red. Gary McSheffrey put the Blues ahead from the spot against the run of play after Younes Kaboul brought him down

Thursday, 29 November 2007

UEFA Cup

Tottenham	3-2 (HT 0-2)	Aalborg
Berbatov 45 Malbranque 51 Bent 66		Enevoldsen 2 Risgaard 37
Bookings: Boateng 82		Bookings: Augustinussen 81

Aalborg were beaten by Tottenham

A storming second half from Tottenham overwhelmed Aalborg as Spurs put themselves on the brink of qualifying for the next stage of the Uefa Cup. Thomas Enevoldsen’s 22-yard strike put the visitors ahead before Kasper Risgard bundled in from close range

Sunday, 25 November 2007

Barclays Premier League

West Ham	1-1 (HT 1-0)	Tottenham
Cole 20		Dawson 67
Bookings: Cole 12 Gabbidon 57 Etherington 67		Bookings: Zokora 9 Chimbonda 52 Dawson 53 Defoe 81

Spurs 1 West Ham 1

Goalkeeper Robert Green saved an injury-time penalty from Jermain Defoe to ensure West Ham earned a point in a thrilling 1-1 draw with Tottenham at Upton Park. GettyImages Carlton Cole wheels away in celebration after his first-half goal. Tottenham centre-half Michael Dawson had hauled Spurs level with a header in the 66th minute after a first-half blunder by Younes Kaboul had allowed Carlton Cole to open the scoring for the Hammers.

Sunday, 11 November 2007

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	4-0 (HT 3-0)	Wigan
Jenas 13 Jenas 26 Lennon 34 Bent 72
		Bookings: Skoko 53 Scharner 64

Grate game of Spurs against Wigan

Tottenham Hotspur and Wigan began Sunday equal on eight points at the lower end of the Premier League, but after Spurs’ consummate 4-0 victory, the teams couldn’t have looked further apart. The north London club were always in the ascendancy under the guidance of their new manager Juande Ramos. It was only Spurs’ second win of the campaign, but under the Spaniard it seems there will be many more on the way

Thursday, 08 November 2007

UEFA Cup

Hapoel Tel-Aviv	0-2 (HT 0-2)	Tottenham
		Keane 26 Berbatov 31
Bookings: Shish 41 Gabriel 42		Bookings: Berbatov 41 Defoe 62 Boateng 90
Sent off: Shish 50

Tottenham beat Hapoel Tel-Aviv

Tottenham striker Dimitar Berbatov started the day insisting he was happy at White Hart Lane and finished it by scoring in the 2-0 UEFA Cup win against Hapoel Tel Aviv. JackGuez/GettyImages Dimitar Berbatov (C) vies with Hapoel Tel Aviv’s Mazowa Nsumbu (L) and Lior Bakshi. The 26-year-old admitted the reports linking him with a move have affected his performances but he showed glimpses of last season’s form as Spurs got back on track in Group G after losing to Getafe.

Saturday, 03 November 2007

Barclays Premier League

Middlesbrough	1-1 (HT 0-1)	Tottenham
Young 52		Bent 35
Bookings: Lee 90

Tottenham 1 Boro 1

New Tottenham manager Juande Ramos came away from Middlesbrough with a point as his side edged away from the relegation zone. He started with a strikeforce of Darren Bent and Jermain Defoe in his first Premier League game in charge of Spurs. Middlesbrough suffered a pre-match blow when central defender Jonathan Woodgate was ruled out with a leg injury. Former Portsmouth midfielder Gary O’Neil captained Boro for the first time with regular skipper George Boateng relegated to the substitute’s bench

Wednesday, 31 October 2007

Carling Cup

Tottenham	2-0 (HT 1-0)	Blackpool
Keane 18 Chimbonda 58
Bookings: Kaboul 49 Tainio 84

Spurs 2 Blackpool 0

Goals from Robbie Keane and Pascal Chimbonda ensured Juande Ramos avoided a Carling Cup shock in his first game in charge at Tottenham. Keane lifted the ball over Blackpool keeper Paul Rachubka from Dimitar Berbatov’s flick-on after 18 minutes

Sunday, 28 October 2007

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	1-2 (HT 0-0)	Blackburn
Keane (pen) 49		McCarthy 60 Samba 90
Bookings: Huddlestone 62 Zokora 82 Lee 90 Defoe 90		Bookings: Dunn 44 McCarthy 70 Santa Cruz 81

Tottenham were defeated by Blackburn

New Tottenham boss Juande Ramos saw Christopher Samba smash an injury-time winner as Blackburn registered their fourth successive win. Spurs had taken the lead on 49 minutes when Robbie Keane scored from the penalty spot after Aaron Lennon had been brought down inside the area. Blackburn equalised on 60 minutes through Benni McCarthy’s deflected 18-yard shot off Michael Dawson.

Thursday, 25 October 2007

UEFA Cup

Tottenham	1-2 (HT 1-1)	Getafe
Defoe 19		De la Red 21 Braulio 70
Bookings: Defoe 87 Kaboul 90		Bookings: Albin 52 Abbondanzieri 87

Getafe beat Spurs

Martin Jol’s reign as Tottenham manager ended in desperate fashion as Braulio struck to send Spurs to defeat in their Uefa Cup Group G opener against Getafe. As reports filtered through that Jol had been handed his marching orders before kick-off, Spurs shook off a poor start to lead through Jermain Defoe.

Monday, 22 October 2007

Barclays Premier League

Newcastle	3-1 (HT 1-0)	Tottenham
Martins 45 Cacapa 51 Milner 73		Keane 57
Bookings: Beye 62 Butt 70		Bookings: Bale 13 Chimbonda 36

Tottenham 1-3 Newcastle

Newcastle scored three first-half goals to earn victory over Tottenham. Kieron Dyer brilliantly opened the scoring from 20 yards before Scott Parker, in an offside position, crossed for Obafemi Martins to head home. Danny Murphy was fortunate to reduce the deficit when his mis-hit shot went in via Steven Taylor before Scott Parker struck for Newcastle.

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Barclays Premier League

Liverpool	2-2 (HT 1-1)	Tottenham
Voronin 12 Torres 90		Keane 45 Keane 47
		Bookings: Dawson 63

Spurs 2 Liverpool 2

An injury time equaliser from Fernando Torres saved Liverpool from their second home defeat in five days. Torres headed home in the second minute of added time to earn his side a point in a 2-2 draw with Tottenham at Anfield.

Thursday, 04 October 2007

UEFA Cup

Anorthosis Famagusta	1-1 (HT 0-0) (agg 2-7)	Tottenham
Fabinho 54		Keane 78
		Bookings: Robinson 55

Keane’s goal saved Tottenham

Robbie Keane provided a second-half equaliser to spare Tottenham’s blushes in the second leg of their first-round Uefa Cup tie with Anorthosis Famagusta. Spurs boss Martin Jol handed Jermain Defoe and Darren Bent starts but chances went begging before Fabinho fired the hosts ahead on 54 minutes.

Monday, 01 October 2007

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	4-4 (HT 1-3)	Aston Villa
Berbatov 20 Chimbonda 69 Keane (pen) 82 Kaboul 90		Laursen 22 Laursen 33 Agbonlahor 40 Gardner 59
Bookings: Kaboul 90		Bookings: Reo-Coker 10 Gardner 13 Carson 85

Spurs 4 Aston Villa 4

Tottenham Hotspur marked their 125th anniversary with a dramatic 4-4 draw against Martin O’Neill’s Aston Villa. Dimitar Berbatov put Spurs ahead but a brace from Martin Laursen and a goal apiece for Craig Gardner and Gabriel Agbonlahor put Villa three goals ahead

Wednesday, 26 September 2007

Carling Cup

Tottenham	2-0 (HT 0-0)	Middlesbrough
Bale 72 Huddlestone 75
Bookings: Dawson 44 Tainio 61		Bookings: Rochemback 39 Cattermole 83

Boro were defeated by Spurs

Gareth Bale and Tom Huddlestone got the goals to see Tottenham into the fourth round of the Carling Cup and ease the pressure on under-fire boss Martin Jol. It was a deserved win for the hosts, who should have been well ahead before the hour with Jermain Defoe forcing keeper Brad Jones to save three times

Sunday, 23 September 2007

Barclays Premier League

Bolton	1-1 (HT 1-1)	Tottenham
Campo 39		Keane 34
		Bookings: Assou-Ekotto 45 Rocha 70

Spurs 1 Bolton 1

Bolton and Spurs remained locked in the Premier League drop zone after they cancelled each other out at the Reebok. Robbie Keane fired Spurs in front on 34 minutes, crashing home after Jussi Jaaskelainen saved from Jermaine Jenas

Thursday, 20 September 2007

UEFA Cup

Tottenham	6-1 (HT 4-0)	Anorthosis Famagusta
Kaboul 5 Dawson 40 Keane 42 Bent 43 Defoe 65 Defoe 90		Zlogar 81
		Bookings: Fabinho 33

Anorthosis Famagusta were beaten by Spurs 1-6

Tottenham cruised to victory over Cypriot side Anorthosis Famagusta in the Uefa Cup first round first leg. Spurs were 4-0 up at the break, with Younes Kaboul’s fifth minute header providing the opening goal. Michael Dawson scored the second with a close-range finish, Robbie Keane’s volley made it 3-0, before Darren Bent slid in for the fourth soon afterwards.

Saturday, 15 September 2007

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	1-3 (HT 1-0)	Arsenal
Bale 15		Adebayor 65 Fabregas 80 Adebayor 90
Bookings: Jenas 35 Chimbonda 45		Bookings: Sagna 63 Hleb 67

Arsenal beat Tottenham Hotspur in the North London Derby

Arsenal came back from a goal down to win 3-1 against Tottenham Hotspur in the North London Derby. White Hart Lane erupted on 14 minutes when Gareth Bale hit a dipping free-kick past the sprawling Manuel Almunia. The Gunners probed in an attempt to find an equaliser but were guilty of squandering many clear-cut chances, notably Abou Diaby’s miss from 10 yards.

Saturday, 01 September 2007

Barclays Premier League

Fulham	3-3 (HT 1-2)	Tottenham
Dempsey 42 Smertin 77 Kamara 90		Kaboul 10 Berbatov 28 Bale 61
Bookings: Bocanegra 83

The match in a draw against Fulham

Diomansy Kamara’s last-minute overhead kick helped Fulham snatch an unlikely draw as Tottenham contrived to throw away victory at Craven Cottage. Martin Jol’s side were in total control for long periods, seemingly creating chances almost at will, and should have secured all three points as they led 2-0 and 3-1.

Sunday, 26 August 2007

Barclays Premier League

Man Utd	1-0 (HT 0-0)	Tottenham
Nani 68
Bookings: Giggs 42 Brown 54		Bookings: Huddlestone 63 Berbatov 70 Gardner 75

Nani’s goal defeated Spurs

Manchester United scraped an unconvincing first win of the season as Nani’s goal saw off a stubborn Tottenham Hotspur side at Old Trafford. The summer signing from Sporting Lisbon proved the match-winner as his 30-yard shot brushed off Carlos Tevez en route to the goal midway through the second half.

Saturday, 18 August 2007

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	4-0 (HT 3-0)	Derby
Malbranque 2 Malbranque 6 Jenas 14 Bent 80
		Bookings: Griffin 51 Howard 57 Moore 61 Fagan 79

Majestic Tottenham dominate toothless Derby County

Derby were powerless to resist Tottenham as Martin Jol’s men romped to a well-deserved 4-0 win at White Hart Lane. Spurs were three goals up in the first 15 minutes thanks to two fine early strikes from Steed Malbranque and a great solo effort from Jermaine Jenas, with a bundled late finish from Darren Bent completing the rout.

Tuesday, 14 August 2007

Barclays Premier League

Tottenham	1-3 (HT 1-3)	Everton
Gardner 26		Lescott 3 Osman 37 Stubbs 45
Bookings: Malbranque 12 Jenas 58

Gardner’s goal couldn’t save the Spurs

Tottenham’s Ј40million strike force could not find a way past Everton at White Hart Lane as David Moyes’s men stormed to the top of the Premier League courtesy of a 3-1 victory. Spurs boss Martin Jol had Darren Bent, Dimitar Berbatov and Robbie Keane in his starting XI and brought Jermain Defoe off the bench, but it was his problems at the back that were exposed by the clinical visitors.

Saturday, 11 August 2007

Barclays Premier League

Sunderland	1-0 (HT 0-0)	Tottenham
Chopra 90
Bookings: Whitehead 51		Bookings: Zokora 42

Chopra defeated Tottenham

Sunderland’s new signing Michael Chopra grabbed an injury time winner to sink Spurs. Chopra, introduced from the bench as a 71st minute replacement for Anthony Stokes, controlled Ross Wallace’s right wing cross before slotting beyond Paul Robinson. The Ј5million man had hardly had a sight of goal since his introduction but he was on hand to score the winner to send a 44,000 Stadium of Light crowd home happy.

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