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Spurs bounced back from their FA Cup defeat to beat Blackburn Rovers comprehensively at Ewood Park.  

Nicola Berti had already gone close with one effort before the Italian converted Fox's cross at the far post to give Spurs a 37th minute lead.  

In the closing stages, Spurs piled on the pressure scoring through Armstrong and Fox, who both fired powerful shots past the Rovers keeper.

Blackburn Rovers : -  Kenna, 
Spurs : - Baardsen, Carr, Vega, Campbell, Wilson (Clemence), Howells, Fox, Berti, Ginola, Nielsen (Brady), Ferdinand (Armstrong)
Unused Subs. : - Grodas, Calderwood

20.09.1997 A scoreless match result did not tell the tale of this game, in which Spurs played well without a lot of luck.

Tim Flowers was in outstanding form, making excellent saves from Howells in the 16th minute and then Wilcox cleared Mahorn's effort off the line shortly afterwards.  Dominguez forced Flowers to save well once more, while Valery managed to clear the ball off the line fro Howells in a goalmouth scramble.  Even though Blackburn were reduced to ten men by the second yellow card for Valery, Spurs could not break Rovers down and had to settle for a point, despite Howells and Dominguez going close and with Campbell blocking a Sutton shot.

Spurs - Walker, Carr, Edinburgh, Mabbutt, Campbell, Howells, Fox, Clemence, Ginola, Dominguez, Mahorn (Vega) 
Unused Sub. : - Baardsen, Calderwood, Nielsen, Sinton
Blackburn Rovers - 
Flowers, Valery, Sutton, Wilcox  
Unused Sub. : - 

Crowd : -   26,573
Ref. : -  Graham Barber (Surrey)

29.01.1997 Steffen Iversen gave Spurs the lead in the 40th minute of this Premier League game, finishing at the far post following Fox's cross before Colin Hendry equalised for Rovers from a 56th minute Jason Wilcox corner.  

Walker denied Le Saux's fierce drive with a fine one-handed save, with Flowers relieved to see Sinton's cross bounce back off the bar and he was alert to keep Spurs at bay.  But then, with 82 minutes on the clock, Andy Sinton popped up to hit the winner for Tottenham, chesting down Allan Nielsen's long-throw and firing past the Rovers goalie.

Spurs -  Walker, Carr, Campbell, Vega (Nethercott 49), Edinburgh, Sinton, Howells, Fox (Anderton 63), Nielsen, Armstrong, Iversen
Unused Subs. : -  Baardsen, Austin, Rosenthal
Blackburn Rovers -  Flowers, Berg, Hendry, Kenna, Le Saux, Sherwood (Donis 84), Flitcroft, Gallagher, Sutton, Bohinen, Wilcox 
Unused Sub. : -  Given, Warhurst, Marker, McKinley, 

Crowd : -   22,943 

17.08.1996 An opening day win at Ewood Park for Spurs was tinged with sadness.

Two Chris Armstrong goals won the game for Tottenham, but they lost Gary Mabbutt with a broken leg in the 18th minute, after Graham Fenton followed through on a tackle after the ball had gone.

Spurs took the lead in the 32nd minute, when David Howells crossed to Armstrong who flung himself headlong to steer his header past Flowers.  Spurs strung together a 16 pass move to create the second goal, which was finished off by Armstrong after being set up by Howells and Fox.

Blackburn Rovers -  Flowers, Coleman, Fenton, 
Unused Sub. : -  Sinton, Howells, Armstrong

Spurs -  
Unused Subs. : -  
Crowd : -   26,960 

16.03.1996 -

Spurs -  
Unused Subs. : -  
Blackburn Rovers -  
Unused Sub. : -  
Crowd : -   31,803

30.12.1995 -

Blackburn Rovers -  Coleman, 
Unused Sub. : -  Sinton, Howells, Armstrong

Spurs -  
Unused Subs. : -  
Crowd : -   30,004 

05.02.1995 .

Spurs -  
Unused Subs. : -  
Blackburn Rovers -  
Unused Sub. : - 

Crowd : -   28,124

05.11.1994 Goals from Jason Wilcox and an Alan Shearer penalty were enough to take Spurs down to 13th place in the table in this Premier League match.  

The three points were among those that took Blackburn to their league title at the end of the season.  

Spurs -  
Unused Subs. : -  
Blackburn Rovers -  
Unused Sub. : - 

Crowd : -   26,271

12.02.1994 Spurs drew a blank at home to Blackburn Rovers, who took the points from this Premier League match.  Rosenthal supplied early activity for Tim Flower sin the Rovers goal, making him save well twice and Ripley drew a save from Walker at the other end.  With an hour on the clock, Shearer headed in the opening goal of the game and eleven minutes later, Gallagher finished off a good move to make it 2-0.

Nick Barmby, Kevin Scott and Darren Caskey all had good efforts, but Spurs were unable to get back into the match

Spurs -  Walker, Austin, Nethercott, Scott, Edinburgh, Samways, Anderton, Dozzell, Sedgley, Barmby, Rosenthal
Unused Subs. : -  Day, Campbell, Gray
Blackburn Rovers -  Flowers, Shearer, Gallagher
Unused Sub. : - 
Ref : -  I. J. Borrett (Suffolk)

Crowd : -   30,236

01.12.1993 Spurs took this League Cup Fourth Round match with a 1-0 win that came against a determined Blackburn side.

Spurs were kept at bay by former keeper Bobby Mimms, who produced fine stops from efforts by Dozzell and  Barmby shot over when through in the 82nd minute.  Spurs had moved Campbell forward from defence to hit a 64th minute shot after Samways, Edinburgh and Barmby linked to give him the chance to see Tottenham through.

Spurs -  Thorstvedt, Mabbutt (c), Calderwood, Campbell, Edinburgh, Robinson (Caskey), Howells, Dozzell, Sedgley,  Anderton, Barmby
Unused Subs. : -  Walker, Howells
Blackburn Rovers -  Mimms,
Unused Sub. : - 
Ref : -  R. Milford (Bristol)

Crowd : -   22,295

30.10.1993 Alan Shearer made the strike that won this match in the 15th minute, firing a shot past Spurs keeper Erik Thorstvedt to earn the three points for Blackburn, in which they dominated and only a fine performance from the Norwegian goalie, the margin could have been much bigger.

Blackburn Rovers -  
Unused Sub. : - 

Spurs -  Thorstvedt, Austin, Nethercott, Scott, Edinburgh, Samways, Anderton, Dozzell, Sedgley, Barmby, Rosenthal
Unused Subs. : -  Day, Campbell, Gray
Crowd : -   16,849

05.05.1993 The last home match of the season saw Tottenham slip to a 1-2 defeat.

A 23rd minute strike from Mike Newell gave Rovers the lead, which he added to in the 55th minute to put the visitors two up.  Darren Anderton scored with four minutes remaining to make it a grandstand finish, but Spurs could not get an equaliser in the time remaining. 

Spurs -  Walker, Nethercott (Hill 58), van den Hauwe, Samways, Mabbutt, Ruddock, Sedgley, Turner (Hodges 58), Anderton, Sheringham
Unused Sub. : -  Dearden
Blackburn Rovers - 
Mimms, Marker, Le Saux, Sherwood, Hendry, Cowans, Ripley, Atkins (Dobson 84), Gallagher, Newell, Wilcox
Unused Sub. : -  Anderson, Talia

Crowd : -   23,097

07.11.1992 Goals from Teddy Sheringham from the penalty spot and David Howells won this Premier League match for Spurs.

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Unused Sub. : - 

Spurs -  Howells, Sheringham, 
Unused Sub. : - 
Crowd : -   17,305

09.11.1988 League Cup Round 3 replay

Blackburn Rovers - , ,  
Unused Sub. : - 

Spurs - 
Unused Sub. : - 
Crowd : -   12,965

01.11.1988 League Cup Round 3

Spurs -  Mimms, Stevens, M. Thomas, Fenwick, Fairclough, Mabbutt, MOran, Gascoigne (Samways 52), Waddle, Stewart, P. Allen
Unused Sub. : -  D. Howells
Blackburn Rovers - Gennoe, Atkins
, MIllar, Dawson, Hendry, Mail, Gayle, Reid, Curry, Garner, Sellars
Unused Sub. : -  Miller, Hill

Crowd : -   18,814

31.12.1977 A 4-0 win over Rovers rounded off the year in a great way for Tottenham, as they continued their escape from Division Two.

With draws in the last four home games, Spurs got back on track thanks to goals from Colin Lee (2), Glenn Hoddle and John Pratt eased Tottenham to victory.

Spurs -  Daines, Naylor, Holmes, Hoddle, McAllister, Perryman (c), Perryman, Pratt, McNab, Duncan (Armstrong), Lee, Taylor 
Blackburn Rovers - 
Butcher, Hird, Bailey, Metcalfe, Waddington (Mitchell), Fazackerley, Brotherston, Fear, Keeley, Parkes, Taylor 
Crowd : -   30,520

24.08.1977 Spurs first away match in their Division Two campaign saw a nervous 0-0 draw fought out at Ewood Park.

Spurs -  
Unused Sub. : - 
Blackburn Rovers - 
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Unused Sub. : - 

Crowd : -  9,540

09.05.1966 This Division One match ended the season after being postponed from the opening day (21.08.1965) because of a polio epidemic in Blackburn.  A single Jimmy Greaves goal won the match for Spurs against a Blackburn side who were already relegated before this game kicked off.  Phil Beal created the opportunity for Greaves after 22 minutes, but Tottenham were indebted to Bill Brown, who kept a busy Rovers side at bay.

Blackburn Rovers - , ,  
Unused Sub. : - 

Spurs -   B. Brown, , , , , , , Greaves
Unused Sub. : - 
Crowd : -   7,256

29.01.1966

Spurs ran out comfortable winners as injury-hit Blackburn travelled to White Hart Lane.

Tottenham were missing broken leg victim Maurice Norman and Cliff Jones with a thigh strain, but Jimmy Greaves' return to action after ten weeks out with jaundice meant that Rovers were the victims of his enforced lay-off.  It was Frank Saul who opened the scoring though, with the first goal and Greaves then added a second.  Strike partner Alan Gilzean rounded off the win with a brace of goals that even soon to be Spurs defender Mike England could not help keep out.

Spurs - Jennings, Beal, Mullery (Johnson), Laurie Brown, Mackay, Robertson, Clayton, Saul, Gilzean, Greaves  
Blackburn Rovers - 
Else, Wilson, Newton, Clayton, England, Joyce, Darling, Byrom, McEvoy, Ferguson, Harrison
Unused Sub. : - 
Ref : - D. J. Lyden (Warwickshire)

Crowd : -   23,097

11.01.1964 With Blackburn Rovers taking a first half lead after 23 minutes through Mike Harrison, it looked like Tottenham might struggle to get back into the game.  A hat-trick from Jimmy Greaves and a further goal from Terry Dyson set Spurs fans minds at rest and saw Tottenham through to a good win. 

Spurs - , Dyson, Greaves 
Blackburn Rovers - 
Harrison, ,  
Crowd : -   43,646

20.05.1963 Spurs had won the European Cup Winners Cup just five days before this First Division meeting with Blackburn Rovers and played a less than familiar line-up in losing 0-3.  The game had originally been postponed during the severe winter in February, but a two goal haul from Mick Ferguson and another goal from Mike Harrison sealed a win for Rovers. 

Spurs -  , , Piper
Blackburn Rovers - 
, , Ferguson, Harrison 
Crowd : -   22,867

20.09.1962 Fred Pickering had given Rovers an early lead on their visit to the Lane, but Spurs stormed back to take the points.  Les Allen drew Tottenham level, before John White, a Ken Taylor own goal and Terry Medwin wrapped up a 4-1 win.

Spurs -  , L. Allen, White, Medwin
Blackburn Rovers -  Taylor
, Pickering,  
Crowd : -   43,014

31.12.1960 Spurs were shocked when England international Bryan Douglas gave Blackburn the lead, but Bobby Smith equalised before the half-time interval.

Tottenham went on to dominate the second half, with two goals from Les Allen and Danny Blanchflower and Bobby Smith's second wrapped up the points, although Peter Dobing hit a late consolation for Rovers, making the final score 5-2.

Spurs -   Blanchflower, Les Allen, Bobby Smith, 
Blackburn Rovers -  Reeves, Taylor
, Bray, McAvoy, Woods, Douglas, Dobing, Dougan, Crowe,  MacLeod 
Crowd : -   48,742

27.08.1960 Spurs won their first away match of the season with Smith 2, Les Allen and Terry Dyson netting the goals in a 4-1 win at Ewood Park.

Blackburn Rovers -  Jones, England, Eckersley, Clayton, Woods, McGrath, Dobing, Douglas, Dougan, Crowe, MacLeod,  
Spurs -  Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower (c), Norman, Mackay, Medwin, White, Bobby Smith, Les Allen, Dyson
Crowd : -   26,819
Ref. : Mr. J. E. Carr

24.12.1950

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Spurs - , , 
Crowd : -   33,078

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25.02.1939 A 3.15 p.m. kick off in this Division Two meeting saw a seven goal thriller. 

Spurs -  Hooper, Ward, Whatley, Burgess, Hitchins, Buckingham, Sargent, A. E. Hall, Morrison, G. W. Hall (c), L. Miller
Blackburn Rovers - 
Barron, Hough, Crook (c), Chivers, Pryde, Whiteside, Guest, Langton, Weddle, Butt, Rogers
Crowd : -   22,709
Ref. : - Mr. H. T. Wright (Macclesfield)

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Spurs - , , 
Crowd : -   ,

06.05.1922 The return game came a week later to finish the league programme at Ewood Park.  This time the match ended in a 1-1 draw with a goal from Charlie Wilson cancelling out Jock McKay's early strike for Rovers, but the point was enough to give Spurs the runners-up spot in the First Division.

Spurs - , Charlie Wilson 
Blackburn Rovers - 
McKay, , ,  
Crowd : -   12,000

29.04.1922 Our last match of the season at the Lane ended 2-1 in Tottenham's favour, with goals from Fanny Walden and Charlie Wilson, although Ron Haworth pegged one goal back for the visitors. 

Spurs - Walden, C. Wilson 
Blackburn Rovers - 
Haworth, , ,  
Crowd : -   24,559

05.12.1914 A big win for Blackburn stood as their record win at White Hart Lane until 2003, when it was equalled.

Two goals for Joe Hodkinson and two more from Eddie Latherton and a Tom Collins own goal sealed a 4-0 win for Rovers. 

Spurs - , T. Collins, 
Blackburn Rovers - 
Hodkinson, Latherton, ,  
Crowd : -   14,000

09.09.1911 Spurs were unbeaten in their league programme before they welcomed Blackburn to White Hart Lane and suffered with a loss to the Lancashire visitors, who scored through "Tinker" Davies and Walter "Wattie" Aitkenhead. 

Spurs - , , 
Blackburn Rovers - 
Davies, Aitkenhead,  
Crowd : -   37,820

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