April 2nd

Results
(match reports accessible by clicking on opponent's name, where available)

1888	Clapton	A	Friendly	1 - 6
1898	New Brompton	H	Southern League	3 - 1
1900	Thames Ironworks	A	Tom Bradshaw Benefit	3 - 0
1904	Luton Town	H	Southern League	1 - 1
1907	Spurs 1901 XI v Team of the South	H	Mountford Benefit	1 - 4
1910	Aston Villa	H	First Division	1 - 1
1915	Newcastle United	H	First Division	0 - 0
1920	Wolverhampton Wanderers	H	Second Division	4 - 2
1921	Sunderland	H	First Division	0 - 0
1923	Preston North End	A	First Division	0 - 2
1926	West Bromwich Albion	H	First Division	3 - 2
1927	Cardiff City	A	First Division	2 - 1
1932	Port Vale	A	Second Division	3 - 1
1934	Stoke City	A	First Division	0 - 2
1938	West Ham United	A	Second Division	3 - 1
1949	Southampton	H	Second Division	0 - 1
1952	Huddersfield Town	H	First Division	1 - 0
1955	Chelsea	H	First Division	2 - 4
1956	Preston North End	A	First Division	3 - 3
1960	Luton Town	H	First Division	1 - 1
1966	Nottingham Forest	H	First Division	2 - 3
1969	Newcastle United	H	First Division	0 - 1
1977	Coventry City	A	First Division	1 - 1
1980	Ipswich Town	H	First Division	0 - 2
1983	Brighton & Hove Albion	A	First Division	1 - 2
1988	Portsmouth	H	First Division	0 - 1
1994	Norwich City	A	Premier League	2 - 1
1995	Southampton	A	Premier League	3 - 4
2000	Middlesbrough	H	Premier League	2 - 3
2005	Birmingham City	A	Premier League	1 - 1
2011	Wigan Athletic	A	Premier League	0 - 0
2016	Liverpool	A	Premier League	1 - 1

1874	Jimmy Melia, full back 1898-1901, born.
1875	David Copeland, inside forward 1899-1905, born.
1900	Tom Bradshaw had only been a Spurs player for 18 months after joining from Thames Ironworks before dying at the tender age of 26. His family benefited from the Spurs agreeing to play as the opposition.
1904	Allan Leach-Lewis makes his debut in the centre half position.
1915	The game that started all the rancour between Spurs and Arsenal.
1920	Bert Bliss hits Spurs' first hat trick against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
1923	Jimmy Banks makes his last appearance in a Spurs shirt.
1932	Smallest crowd for a Spurs away game at Port Vale = 7,682
1947	The British Army played against the Belgian Army at White Hart Lane in the Triangular Tournament.
1952	Eddie Baily was the architect of the only goal of the game in an important match for the Terriers, who were battling against relegation. Baily took a corner kick, which inadvertently struck the referee in the back. The ball bounced back to Baily and from his cross, Len Duquemin scored. The Huddersfield Town players were furious, but the referee let the goal stand after consulting with a linesman. After the match, the Huddersfield chairman said he would appeal to the FA to have the game replayed, but this was to no avail and the result stood and the Yorkshire side were condemned to the Second Division at the end of the season.
1956	Half back John Ryden makes his debut for Spurs and scores once on his debut. Charlie Withers plays the last game of his Spurs career.
1966	Teddy Sheringham, forward 1992-1997, born. John Collins plays his last match for Tottenham.
1980	Equal biggest margin of home defeat against Ipswich Town. Terry Naylor makes his last Spurs appearance.
1998	Ronnie Dix, inside forward 1939-1948, dies.
2005	Stephen Kelly scores his first goal for Spurs.
2016	Harry Kane scores his 22nd goal of the season making him the highest scorer in a Premier League season for Spurs.

Information gathered from "Spurs - A Day-To-Day Life" by Graham Betts, Spurs Handbooks,
"Spurs - A Complete Record" and "The Spurs Alphabet" both by Bob Goodwin and other sources.