spurs v liverpool match reports

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Teams : 
Spurs -  Baardsen, Carr, Vega, Campbell, Wilson, Nielsen, Fox, Berti, Ginola (Brady), Sheringham, Armstrong
Subs not used :  Grodas, Calderwood, Mabbutt
 Liverpool -   Friedel, Bjornebye, Matteo, Carragher, Babb, Jones, Redknapp, Ince, Thomas, McManaman, Owen.
Subs not used : 
Ref. : - Uriah Rennie (South Yorkshire)
Attendance : -   32,899

08.11.1997 Spurs put in a fine performance in this Premier League match, but somehow lost 0-4.  

In a first half that Tottenham dominated, Ginola, Scales and Iversen all had good opportunities, but two quick goals after the break turned the game in Liverpool's favour.  Walker did well to stop Jamie Redknapp's effort, but it fell to Steve McManaman hit the loose ball home in the 48th minute.  A goal was curled in from the edge of the area by Oyvind Leonhardsen after Walker had stopped Robbie Fowler's shot, then goals from Redknapp on 65 minutes and Owen, played in by Ince in the 85th rounded off the scoring for the home side.

Liverpool -   Freidel, Bjornebye, Kvarme, Jones, Redknapp, Leonhardsen, Ince, Fowler, Owen, McManaman.
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  Walker, Carr, Scales, Campbell, Edinburgh, Howells, Calderwood (Sinton), Anderton (Dominguez), Ginola, Rory Allen (Armstrong), Iversen
Subs not used :  Baardsen, Fox
Ref. : - Stephen Lodge (Yorks)
Attendance : -  38,006

03.05.1997

Tottenham's early lead was not enough to keep Liverpool from taking the points in this Premier League game at Anfield.

Campbell's cross was headed in by Darren Anderton to put Tottenham ahead in the sixth minute and Ramon Vega could have added to the lead, but was just wide.  However, Stan Collymore equalised in the fifteenth minute and later a powerful drive from Patrik Berger won the match for the home team.  Espen Baardsen had replaced Ian Walker at the break to make his debut and made some very good saves from Collymore, McManaman and Redknapp, while Howells diving header went close and other opportunities were created for Vega, Fox and Campbell.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  Berger,
McManaman, Redknapp, Collymore, .
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  Walker (Baardsen 46),Campbell, Vega, Fox, Howells, Anderton
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   40,003

02.12.1996 Spurs made a bright start and had openings with Chris Armstrong, Teddy Sheringham and Stephen Carr all having good chances and Sol Campbell had a goal disallowed.  

The match turned when Michael Thomas hit the opening goal right on half-time.  The game was put beyond Spurs just after the break, when Steve McManaman hit a speculative low drive that Walker appeared to have covered, until it hit a divot in the Park Lane penalty area and flew over the diving keeper to give Liverpool the lead in the 48th minute.  McManaman threatened later in the game, when he hit the woodwork, but there was no further scoring.  

Teams : 
Spurs -  Walker, Carr, Campbell, Calderwood, Wilson, Fox, Nielsen, Howells, Sinton (Edinburgh 56), Sheringham, Armstrong (Rory Allen 46)
Subs not used :  Baardsen, Austin, Dozzell
Liverpool -   James, Bjornebye, Ruddock, Wright, Babb, McAteer, Thomas, McManaman, Berger, Barnes, Fowler.
Subs not used :  Warner, Jones, Matteo, Redknapp, Kennedy
Attendance : -   32,899

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11.03.1995

FA Cup Sixth Round.

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Liverpool - , .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - 
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Ref. : - 
Attendance : -  35,007

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26.11.1994

Robbie Fowler's first half penalty looked like being enough for the home side to take all three points, but the intervention of former Spurs defender Neil Ruddock ensured Tottenham went home with a point, when he diverted the ball past his own goalkeeper in the second period.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  Ruddock, Fowler.
Subs not used : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  35,007

18.12.1993

A game that swung back and forth ended up all square after six goals.

A minute's silence was held before the game for the recent deaths of legendary skipper Danny Blanchflower and Len Julians, who was the Football in the Community officer at Spurs. 

Once the football got underway, it was a pulsating game.  Tottenham took the lead in the 37th minute thanks to Vinny Samways' low finish, but three minutes after the break Robbie Fowler levelled the score and three minutes after that Jamie Redknapp gave the Reds the advantage.  It was soon 1-3 as Fowler converted a spot-kick for his second of the match in the 55th minute, but another penalty, this time for Spurs, saw Micky Hazard peg the visitors back to 2-3 with just 21 minutes remaining.   Darren Caskey was on target in the 77th minute of the match to tie it up at 3-3 and the points were shared.

Teams : 
Spurs -  
Samways, Caskey, Hazard
Subs not used : 
Liverpool -  , , , ,
Redknapp, , Fowler, .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -    31,394

25.08.1993

Sheringham's two goals, one from the penalty spot gave Spurs a rare win at Anfield despite Nigel Clough getting a goal for the home team at Anfield. .

Teams : 
Liverpool -  , , , , , , , ,
Clough.
Subs not used : 
Spurs - 
, , , , , , , , Sheringham
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  42,456

21.03.1990

Paul Stewart's goal earned Spurs a 1-0 win at home to Liverpool in the First Division.

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Teams : 
Spurs - 
  , , , , , , , , Stewart
Subs not used : 
Liverpool - , .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  25,656

11.05.1991 Two goals by Ian Rush and David Speedie left Spurs returning home pointless from Anfield in this First Division match.

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Teams : 
Liverpool -   Rush, Speedie.
Subs not used : 
Spurs - 
  , , , , , , , ,
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  25,656

26.03.1989

The Division One points were taken back North by the visitors as Terry Fenwick and John Aldridge exchanged penalty goals and then Peter Beardsley netted to leave the final score 1-2.

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Teams : 
Spurs - 
  Fenwick, , , , , , , , , , ,
Subs not used : 
Liverpool - ,
, , , , , , , , , , , , Aldridge.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  30,012

17.09.1988

Liverpool had won all of their home games until Spurs came to visit Anfield in Division One.

Peter Beardsley put the home side ahead after 78 minutes and Liverpool looked good for the points, but a share of them was secured for Tottenham by Terry Fenwick's 88th minute equaliser.

Teams : 
Liverpool -   , , , , , , , , ,
Beardsley.
Subs not used : 
Spurs - 
  , Fenwick, , , , , , , , , , ,
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  40,929

22.03.1987 Chris Waddle scored for Spurs in a rainy White Hart Lane to give Tottenham victory in this televised First Division game.  His early shot skidded off the turf to beat Grobbelaar in the Reds goal.

Tottenham's cup runs had left them well behind the Reds in terms of position and points, but they had five games in hand, but having already won at Anfield earlier in the season, the team produced a fine solid defensive performance to hold the league leaders at bay and narrow the gap between the two sides.

Teams : 
Spurs - 
  , , Gough (c), Mabbutt, Hodge, Ardiles, , , , Waddle
Subs not used : 
Liverpool - 
Grobbelaar, , , , , , , , Whelan, , Rush, .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   32,763

02.03.1986 Chris Waddle scored for Spurs, but Jan Molby and Ian Rush scored the goals to put the game beyond Tottenham.

Teams : 
Spurs - 
  , , , , , , , , , , , Waddle
Subs not used : 
Liverpool - 
  , , , , , , Molby ,Rush.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   16 ,436

16.03.1985 It had been 73 years since Tottenham had last won at Anfield, but Garth Crooks' 70th minute shot won a memorable game for Spurs.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  Clemence, D. Thomas, Hughton, Roberts, Miller, Perryman, Chiedozie (Hazard), |Galvin, Hoddle, Crooks
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   43,852

31.10.1984 Having won the trophy for three years on the trot, Spurs ended Liverpool's dominance in the League Cup with this third round win and ended their unbeaten run of 25 matches.

An early goal after six minute saw Tottenham win through to the Fourth round, with Clive Allen's close range finish coming after Grobbelaar could not hold a shot from the left wing by Tony Galvin.  

Teams : 
Spurs -  Clemence, Stevens, Hughton, Roberts, Miller, Perryman, Chiedozie, Falco, Allen, Hoddle (Hazard), Galvin
Liverpool -  Grobbelaar, Neal, Kennedy, Lawrenson, Whelan, Hansen, Robinson, Lee (Wark), Rush, Johnston, Gillespie
Attendance : -  38,690

10.03.1984 Gary Stevens hit a second minute goal with a hooked shot from Glenn Hoddle's pass to put Tottenham ahead at Anfield, but two goals in a minute from Kenny Dalglish and Ronnie Whelan put the home side ahead just before the break.  A second half goal from Sammy Lee sealed the win for the Reds.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  , , , , Lee, Whelan, , Dalglish, .
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Hoddle, Stevens
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

30.04.1983 Two Steve Archibald goals gave Spurs a Division One win over Liverpool at White Hart Lane, but the Merseysiders still won the League title thanks to results elsewhere.

A dull first half saw Alan Brazil twist past Phil Thompson to hit a low shot at Bruce Grobbelaar after setting Steve Archibald up for a shot that flew just over.

A quickly taken free-kick four minutes after the interval almost went wrong.  Alan Brazil tapped the ball to Steve Perryman, but it was a bit short.  Perryman's tackle took the ball wide to Glenn Hoddle on the right wing and he crossed for an unmarked Archibald to head home from five yards out.

Three minutes later, the Scot was on the score-sheet again when a throw-in deep in the Spurs half found Gary Mabbutt getting to the ball first as Mark Lawrenson hesitated.  The pass was nudged through on the halfway line for Archibald to run through and slot past Bruce Grobbelaar from the edge of the area to make it 2-0.

Hoddle was pulling the strings in midfield, leaving Liverpool chasing shadows and created opportunities for Mabbutt and O'Reilly to go close, while Rush produced the only effort that made Ray Clemence make a save.

Teams : 
Spurs -   R. Clemence, O'Reilly, Miller, Roberts, Hughton, Hoddle, Perryman (c), Mabbutt, Galvin, Brazil, Archibald
Subs not used : 
Liverpool -  Grobbelaar, Lawrenson, Thompson, Hansen, Neal, Souness, Whelan, , Johnston, Rush, Dalglish.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   44,907
Referee : - Maurice Robinson (Sutton Coldfield)

15.05.1982 Although Liverpool clinched the First Division title with a win in this match, it will long be remembered for Glenn Hoddle's outstanding goal.

With 26 minutes on the clock, Hoddle ran onto a bouncing ball near the halfway line and ripped a shot from 35 yards into the top of the net past a grasping Bruce Grobelaar.

Ray Clemence's return to Anfield saw him receive a rapturous welcome from the Kop, but they saw him concede three second half goals to Lawrenson, Dalglish and Whelan to secure a 3-1 win.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  Lawrenson, Hansen, Whelan, Souness, Dalglish, Rush.
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Clemence, Hoddle,
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   48,122

03.05.1982 Bad weather in the winter stopped Spurs hosting a Division One match with Liverpool until the start of May.

Within eight minutes, Tottenham were ahead when Steve Perryman struck a rising shot from the edge of the penalty area that beat Bruce Grobbelaar.  A mistake by Alan Hansen, whose header only found Mark Falco, lead to the second goal in the 43rd minute.  Falco crossed for Steve Archibald to side-foot home to make it 2-0 at the break.

A foul on Kenny Dalglish by Graham Roberts led to a free-kick which the Scot took himself and it ripped past Aleksic in the Tottenham goal to reduce the deficit.  It was 2-2 halfway through the second half when Dalglish lifted the ball over the Spurs keeper to earn the visitors a point.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Aleksic, Perryman, Roberts, Falco, Archibald
Subs not used : 
Liverpool -  Grobbelaar, Hansen, Dalglish, .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   38,091

13.03.1982 Spurs had looked to have this League Cup Final sewn up until a late goal by Ronnie Whelan three minutes before the final whistle took the game into extra time.

Steve Perryman broke up a Liverpool move and fed Glenn Hoddle, whose pass split the defence for Steve Archibald to slip the ball past Grobbelaar to give Tottenham a 10th minute lead and the same player was through on goal in the second half, with a chance to secure a 2-0 lead, but Grobbelaar defied him.  All was going to plan until Whelan converted Johnston's cross to take the tired Spurs into an extra 30 minutes.

During the extra time, Spurs were hampered by Tony Galvin's injury following a harsh tackle by Souness and Liverpool were the stronger side and in the 111th minute, Whelan curled a goal in from the left corner of the area and one minute from the end, Johnston was again the provider, this time for Ian Rush to wrap up a win for the Reds.

Teams : 
Spurs - Clemence, Hughton, Miller, Price, Hazard (Villa), Perryman, Ardiles, Archibald, Galvin, Hoddle, Crooks
Liverpool -  Grobbelaar, Neal, Lawrenson, Kennedy, Thompson, Whelan, Dalglish, Lee, Rush, McDermott (Johnston), Souness.
Attendance : -  100,000

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29.03.1980 Goals from John Pratt and a Glenn Hoddle penalty saw Spurs to victory against Liverpool at the Lane.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Pratt, Hoddle, 
Subs not used : 
Liverpool -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

02.09.1978 Tottenham were left stunned by a storming performance by Liverpool, who condemned Spurs to their biggest league defeat at Anfield in the 0-7 thrashing.

With Ardiles and Villa in the team, it was hoped that there might be some joy at Anfield for a change, but that looked doubtful when Dalglish scored after eight minutes, shooting under Barry Daines after controlling a shot from Jimmy Case, which was going wide.  A second on 20 minutes made it look a tough task for Tottenham to get anything out of the match, but again, there was a little good fortune, as Dalglish diverted Case's fierce shot just inside the post.  However, when Ray Kennedy's far post header just before half-time flicked past Daines off John Lacy, it looked like the game was up.

That wasn't before Liverpool put on a display in the second half safe with a 3-0 lead behind them.  Two goals from substitute David Johnson left Spurs reeling and when John Duncan made a fine clearance off the goal-line, he was a hero for a few minutes, until he brought down Steve Heighway in the area to give Phil Neal the opportunity to score from the spot.  It looked as if Daines would be the hero, as he plunged to his right to stop the spot-kick, but the ref thought he had moved too soon and the re-take went high into the net to make it 6-0. 

That might have been the fortunes conspiring against Spurs, but the last goal was memorable for it's flowing football.  Tottenham had been attacking, but Ray Clemence played the ball to Kennedy, who moved it onto Dalglish.  His pass found Johnson running onto it in the centre-circle and he took a touch, turned and fed Heighway storming up the left flank.  Hitting a first time cross, he found Terry McDemott, who had made a long run from deep to plant a far post header past Daines to wrap up a totally miserable day for the large contingent of travelling Spurs fans.

Teams : 
Liverpool : Clemence, Neal, Alan Kennedy, Thompson, Ray Kennedy, Hughes (Johnson), Dalglish, Case, Heighway, Souness, McDermott.

Subs not used : 
Spurs - 
Daines, McAllister, Naylor, Hoddle, Lacy, Perryman, Villa, Ardiles, Taylor, Duncan, McNab
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   50,705

22.03.1975 Two second half goals from Kevin Keegan and Peter Cormack gave the Reds a win against Spurs, which kept us in 20th position in the First Division.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Pratt, Hoddle, 
Subs not used : 
Liverpool -  Keegan, Cormack, .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  34,331

08.05.1974 Having won the FA Cup against Newcastle United four days before this match and with Spurs due to play Feyenoord in the UEFA Cup final, both teams were at the tail end of a long season, but an entertaining 1-1 draw was played out.

Chris McGrath put Tottenham ahead when he scored after the break, but Tottenham were once again pegged back by a Steve Heighway goal, which earned the League runners-up a point on their trip to White Hart Lane.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Evans, Naylor, Pratt, England, Beal, McGrath, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Coates
Subs not used : 
Liverpool -  Heighway.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   24,618
Ref. : - Dennis Turner (Cannock)

22.09.1973 The first goals conceded at their home ground scored by Martin Peters and Martin Chivers were not enough to stop Spurs slipping to defeat against Liverpool at Anfield.

Peters hit the target with a low shot from the right side of the penalty area to beat Ray Clemence, but Chris Lawler levelled the scores before the break.  Chivers then gave Spurs the lead for a second time early in the second half.  Peter Cormack shaved the post with a header, but it took a twice taken penalty from Alec Lindsay (Jennings having saved the first spot-kick from Emlyn Hughes, but had moved too early) and a last ditch Lawler shot that only went in via the post to earn the home side both points.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  Clemence, Lindsay, T. Smith, Lloyd, Lawler, E. Hughes, Cormack, Keegan, .
Sub. not used : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Evans, England, Beal, Knowles, Pratt, Perryman, Holder, Gilzean (Kinnear), Peters, Chivers 
Sub. not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

25.04.1973

Spurs were at home in the second leg of the UEFA Cup semi-final and were trying to recover a 0-1 deficit from the first leg.

A tense match stayed at 0-0 until just after half-time and Martin Peters then equalised on aggregate when he forced home Gilzean's flick on from Chivers' long throw.  Things became that much harder when Kevin Keegan sent over  a cross for Steve Heighway to knock past Jennings to make it 2-1 on aggregate.

Spurs continued to push forward and Peters smacked a shot against the bar and then Pratt headed wide when well placed.  In the crowd, a massive buzz transmitted through the fans when Peters finally drilled home a shot from inside the box to put Spurs level again overall.  The Reds held out though, with some staunch defending to progress tot he final on the away goals rule.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Kinnear (Evans), Knowles (Pearce), Coates, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Pratt
Liverpool -  Clemence, Lawler, Smith, Lloyd, , , , Hall, Heighway, Keegan, Toshack.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  46,919

31.03.1973 A 1-1 draw at Anfield in this First Division meeting was notable for a fine performance by Pat Jennings, who save two penalties in the match.

Striker Alan Gilzean had put Tottenham ahead, but Kevin Keegan equalised to finish the scoring.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  T. Smith, Hughes, Keegan,
Spurs -  Jennings, Beal, Perryman, Gilzean
Attendance : -   48,477
Ref. : -

06.12.1972

A rain drenched pitch played pretty well considering and a good League Cup Fifth Round replay was won by a determined Tottenham side.

A Martin Chivers brace and a fierce shot from distance that fair tore into the net gave Tottenham a decisive 3-0 lead within 14 minutes of the kick-off.  Chivers' free-kick deflected off a defender and skidded off the turf to beat Ray Clemence in the fifth minute and then, after 11 minutes, a corner was played into John Pratt's path by Peters and the Spurs midfielder smashed a pile-driver into the roof of the net.  

Making it three in nine minutes, Chivers used his strength to break through to take the ball and smash a shot home for a commanding lead, but Liverpool plugged away and Ian Callaghan hit back with another long-range effort with four minutes left, but Spurs held on to progress to the semi-final.

Teams : 
Spurs - Jennings; Evans, England, Naylor, Knowles; Pratt, Perryman, Pearce, Peters; Gilzean (Neighbour), Chivers 
Liverpool - Clemence, Lawler, Lindsay, Storton, Lloyd, Hughes, Keegan, Cormack, Heighway, Toshack (Thompson), Callaghan

Attendance : - 34,565

04.12.1972

Having been under pressure for most of the first half of this League Cup Fifth Round, Spurs took a surprise lead on 54 minutes, when a Pearce corner fell to Martin Peters, who knocked the ball home from close in.

Mike England had been in good form to keep the home side out and Jennings kept out efforts from Toshack and Keegan, but it was the England captain Emlyn Hughes who equalised in the 78th minute with a rising left foot shot from a Heighway corner.

Teams : 
Liverpool - Clemence, Lawler, Lindsay, Storton, Lloyd, Hughes, Keegan, Cormack, Heighway, Toshack, Callaghan
Spurs - Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Pratt, England, Naylor, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Pearce

Attendance : -  48,677

25.11.1972

Liverpool put on a great performance to win this First Division game 2-1.

Two first half goals from Steve Heighway and Kevin Keegan put the Merseysiders 2-0 ahead, but Martin Chivers found the net to make the score 2-1 late in the match.

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Teams : 
Spurs -  Chivers,
Liverpool -  Heighway, Keegan,

Attendance : - 45,497

18.12.1971 It was an agile display from Pat Jennings that earned Tottenham a point from their visit to Anfield in the First Division.

The Spurs keeper had a hectic time and he kept out a penalty from Tommy Smith prior to the interval, but was indebted to Phil Beal and Tony Want for clearing the ball off the line when it eventually did beat him.

Teams : 
Liverpool -   T. Smith, , , , , .
Sub. not used : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Want, Beal, , , , , , , , ,
Sub. not used : 
Attendance : -   43,409

04.09.1971 It was a hot sunny day, as 50,124 (England manager Sir Alf Ramsey among them) saw Spurs win 2-0 over Liverpool in the First Division at White Hart Lane.

A Joe Kinnear free-kick was flicked on by Alan Gilzean, in inimitable fashion for Martin Chivers to score past Ray Clemence in the Liverpool goal in the 11th minute.  A host of chances presented opportunities to go further ahead in the first half, but it was England colleague Martin Peters completed the victory with a header from Cyril Knowles' cross, which ended up in the bottom corner of the net after 57 minutes.

Teams : 
Spurs -   , Kinnear, , , Knowles, , , , Peters, Chivers, Gilzean
Liverpool -  Clemence, , , , , , , , , , , .
Sub. not used : 
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Attendance : -   50,124
Ref. : - 

17.04.1971 Spurs travelled to Anfield and came back with their fifth 0-0 draw out of six away games.

Liverpool had the bulk of the possession, but having lost Joe Kinnear early on in the match, it was a tough task for Tottenham to hold on, but did so with a good battling midfield performance and some great saves from Pat Jennings.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  Clemence, Lawler, Lloyd, Smith, Lindsay, Hughes, Ross, Heighway, Evans, Toshack, Hall.
Sub. not used : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Kinnear (Pearce), Peter Collins, Beal, Knowles, Mullery, Perryman, Pratt, Peters, Chivers, Gilzean
Sub. not used : 
Attendance : -   46,363
Ref. : - 

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16.08.1969 An early goal by Emlyn Hughes set Liverpool on their way to a win at White Hart Lane.

A second goal from defender Chris Lawler that rattled in off the post gave the Reds the win with Spurs struggling to get into the match,

Teams : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Want, Knowles, Mullery, England, P. Collins, Pearce, Greaves, Chivers, Gilzean, Morgan
Subs not used : 
Liverpool -   Lawrence, Lawler, Strong, Smith, Yeats, Hughes, Callaghan, Hunt, Graham, St. John, Thompson.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  50,474

21.12.1968 A 70th minute Emlyn Hughes cracker won this match late on for the home side, but until then Spurs had been Liverpool's equals with Pat Jennings putting in a stunning performance.  Tommy Smith had set Hughes off an a mazy run and his finish from 25 yards was the only way Jennings was going to be beaten that day and it marked the club's 500th away goal since joining the League.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  , , , , T. Smith, Hughes,
Spurs -  Jennings,
Attendance : -   43,843

29.04.1968 Tottenham earned a 1-1 draw in this First Division match at Anfield on a Wednesday evening.

Jimmy Greaves' ninth minute goal put Spurs ahead, but right on half-time, Tony Hateley rose high to a cross to head past Jennings.  Martin Chivers had the best opportunity to win the game with a shot that went just wide

Teams : 
Liverpool -  Hateley,
Spurs -  Jennings, Chivers
Attendance : -   41,688

04.11.1967 A Jimmy Greaves cross in the first half gave Cliff Jones the chance to open the scoring, but Roger Hunt smashed home a shot in the second half to even up the scores by the end of the game.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Mullery, England, Mackay, Robertson, Greaves, Gilzean, Venables, Cliff Jones
Sub. not used : 
Liverpool -  Hunt.
Sub. not used : 
Attendance : -   47,682

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09.04.1965 A Friday night meeting at White Hart Lane saw Spurs record a 3-0 win.

Centre forward Roy Low put Spurs ahead in the first half, then Frank Saul and Alan Gilzean added second half goals to see Tottenham through to a comfortable win.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Gilzean, Low, Saul
Liverpool - 
Attendance : -  28,441

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30.03.1964 Jimmy Robertson's debut ended in disappointment at Anfield, as Alan Mullery's goal was scant consolation in a 1-3 defeat.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  .
Sub. not used : 
Spurs -  Hollowbread, Hopkins, Henry, Marchi, Norman, Beal, Mullery, Cliff Jones, L. Brown, L. Allen, Robertson
Attendance : -   52,904

27.03.1964 Maurice Norman hit Tottenham's goal in this Good Friday encounter, but could not prevent Spurs slipping to a 1-3 loss.

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Spurs - 
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Liverpool -  .
Sub. not used : 
Attendance : -   57,022

15.04.1963 What Bill Shankly called a "great game" saw Spurs wreak their revenge with a 7-2 thrashing of the Reds at White Hart Lane. 

Jimmy Greaves put Spurs ahead, but fellow England striker Roger Hunt pulled the score level for Liverpool.  By half-time, Tottenham had added goals from Cliff Jones and a Greaves penalty.  Soon after the re-start, Jones added his second, while Hunt completed his brace to make it 4-2.

This set the stage for a rousing Spurs finish to the game, in which Frank Saul scored Tottenham's fifth and two more Greaves goals made the final score 7-2.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Greaves, Saul, Cliff Jones,  
Liverpool -  Hunt 
Attendance : -   53,727
Ref : - 

12.04.1963 A 5-2 home win for Liverpool on Good Friday saw Tottenham out-played.  Jimmy Melia netted twice, while Billy Stevenson, Ian St. John and Kevin Lewis all grabbed a goal each, while Spurs had to settle for responses from Terry Dyson and Cliff Jones.

Teams : 
Liverpool -  K.
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Spurs -   ,
Dyson, Cliff Jones
Attendance : -   54,463
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23.01.1954 Tottenham got away with a draw at Anfield as they put up a rearguard action to keep the Reds at bay.

Ted Ditchburn in the Spurs goal kept them out in the first period, but on 53 minutes Billy Liddell headed the opener for the home side, after Brian Jackson and Eric Anderson had opened up the way for his effort.  Laurie Hughes made a poor header in his won box and Sonny Walters pounced on it to give Tottenham an unlikely equaliser, shooting under Dave Underwood in the Liverpool goal with 70 minutes gone.

Five minutes later, the Reds had restored their lead with John Evans scoring after being set up by Liddell and Jackson, but with only six minutes remaining, Tottenham gained an undeserved draw thanks to Frank  Lock putting past his own goalkeeper as the ball was played in from the left.

Teams : 
Liverpool - Underwood; Lock, Hughes; Evans; Anderson, Jackson, Liddell
Spurs -  Ditchburn; Walters, 
Attendance : -  43,592

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12.09.1953 Liverpool's visit ended in a 2-1 defeat by Spurs at White Hart Lane in the First Division.

A 40 yard lob by Alf Ramsey just over Reds' keeper Russell Crossley put Tottenham ahead early on and a fine strike by Sonny Walters made it 2-0 before the interval.  A second half Bill Jones header brought Liverpool back into the game, but Spurs took both points at the end of the game.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Ramsey, Walters
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Attendance : -   ,

15.09.1952

Liverpool came to White Hart Lane for this First Division match, with Spurs, fielding two amateur wingers,  looking for revenge for their defeat just five days before.

Liverpool went ahead in the 30th minute, with Brian Williams netting, but Vic Groves scored on his first appearance to bring Spurs level shortly after the teams had turned around.  Len Duquemin's shot was knocked down by 'Pool keeper Charlie Ashcroft, but Tommy Harmer was on hand to give Spurs the lead from two yards out in the 69th minute.

In the next minute, Baily fed Len Duquemin who passed to Groves to hit his second and Tottenham's third, thus ending the Merseysiders' unbeaten start to this season.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Harmer, Groves, Duquemin, 
Liverpool -  Ashcroft, Williams, 

Attendance : -   37,319

10.09.1952

The first half of this First Division game at Anfield was dominated by Spurs, but they failed to capitalise on their possession and only had Eddie Baily's 18-yard drive to show for it, after he had been set up by Ron Burgess and Len Duquemin.  

After the break Jack Smith brought the scores level for the home side, but was unfortunately carried off later with a badly bruised thigh.  In the 86th minute, Kevin Baron by Les Bennett was fouled in the area and Liverpool legend Billy Liddell converted the penalty to give them a 2-1 win.

Teams : 
Liverpool - 

Spurs -   Baily, Burgess, Bennett, Duquemin
Attendance : - 49,869

01.12.1951

Liverpool took both First Division points at White Hart Lane despite being lower than Spurs in the table.  The Reds took the lead with Billy Liddell striking twice in the first half and went on to complete his hat-trick in the second.

In between, Laurie Hughes scored an own goal (although some credited Bennett with the goal) just after the break to give Spurs some hope and then Sonny Walters equalised, but Liddell's winner meant the fight-back was all in vain.

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , Bennett, , , , Walters
Liverpool -  , , L. Hughes, , , , Liddell,

Attendance : -   51,342

05.05.1951 Ron Burgess was presented with the First Division trophy after the game, which Spurs own 3-1. 

There were no first half goals, despite both Ted Ditchburn and Charles Ashcroft being active in keeping the ball out, but Sonny Walters hit the first goal under the goalie on 55 minutes and this was added to by a Peter Murphy shot on the hour that went in off defender Ray Lambert.   Murphy added his second of the match with a goal taken from chest-high and kept down to direct the shot into the net shortly after his first.  Forward Albert Stubbins' header in the last few minutes was the only consolation for Liverpool.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Ditchburn, Burgess
, P. Murphy, Walters
Liverpool - 
Ashcroft, Lambert, Stubbins
Attendance : -   49,072

06.09.1950 Spurs lost their first away game of the season at Anfield on a Wednesday night with Les Medley scoring Tottenham's goal in a 1-2 defeat.

Teams : 
Liverpool - 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , Medley
Attendance : -   39,015

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15.12.1934 Spurs travelled North without Arthur Rowe, Willie Hall and Willie Evans and lost out 1-4, with the goal coming from Taffy O'Callaghan.

Teams : 
Liverpool - 
Spurs -   , , , , , , , , O'Callaghan
Attendance : -   24,688

27.04.1935 With Spurs doomed to relegation already, Tottenham turned the tables on fifth placed Liverpool with a fine showing.

Len Bolan, a Willie Evans hat-trick and Doug Hunt hit the five Spurs goals to show some form spurred on by pride in this 5-1 win.

Teams : 
Spurs -   , , , , , , W. Evans, Bolan, D. A. Hunt
Liverpool - 
Attendance : -   24,688

23.09.1933

Liverpool eased to a 3-0 win in a First Division meeting at White Hart Lane with goals from Sam English 2 and Alf Hanson, with debutant Berry Nieuwenhuys playing a crucial part in the Reds' win.

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Liverpool -  English, Hanson, Nieuwenhuys

Attendance : -   33,080

28.04.1928 A 0-2 defeat condemned Spurs to relegation to Division Two despite having 38 points.

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Attendance : -   31,780

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17.12.1927 Spurs stood sixth and eased past Liverpool at White Hart Lane with a 3-1 win.

Two goals from Jack Elkes and another from Frank Osborne scored Tottenham's goals with a decent crowd despite the biting cold weather.

Teams : 
Spurs - 
, , , , , , Elkes, Osborne
Liverpool -  Brownilow, Chambers, Hopkin.
Attendance : -   21,234

30.04.1927 Goalkeeper Joe Nicholls and left-winger Walter Bellamy made their debuts in this 0-1 reverse at Anfield.

Teams : 
Liverpool - 
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11.12.1926 Spurs slipped to a 1-2 home defeat to Liverpool.  Tottenham went behind when Matt Forster unsighted goalkeeper Jimmy Smith to allow the away side to score and then Liverpool added a second.  Spurs did get some small consolation when John Blair scored near the end.

Teams : 
Spurs - 
J. Smith, , , , Forster, , , Blair
Liverpool -  .
Attendance : -   26,640

11.10.1925 Mr. S. F. Rous, the linesman with the red flag in this match (better known as Sir Stanley Rous) oversaw Frank Osborne's hat-trick that won this match 3-1 for Tottenham.

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Spurs - 
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Attendance : -   29,952

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11.11.1922 Tottenham's trip to Anfield gained a point in a 0-0 draw.

The result was a good one for Spurs, against the side who went on to win the championship that season.

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Attendance : -   29,000

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31.10.1914 With Fred Pagnam scoring four of Liverpool's seven goals, Spurs were soundly beaten 2-7 at Anfield.

Tottenham salvaged a little pride with goals from a Tom Clay penalty and a strike from Bert Bliss.

Teams : 
Spurs - 
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Liverpool - 
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Attendance : -   12,000

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16.03.1912 Tom Mason scored his only goal for Tottenham with a fifth minute header ay Anfield to give Spurs the lead in what was to be their last win at the Merseyside club's ground for 72 years.

The Spurs second goal came from Ernie Newman

Teams : 
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Spurs - 
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Attendance : -   15,000

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13.11.1909 Bert Middlemiss' goal gave Spurs a 1-0 win over Liverpool in the first league meeting between the two sides.

Teams : 
Spurs - 
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Liverpool -  .
Attendance : -   22,000

   

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