march 24th

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

1894 Slough H Friendly 2 - 0
1898 Loughborough H United League 5 - 0
1900 New Brompton H Southern League 1 - 0
1902 Millwall Athletic H London League 1 - 1
1906 Luton Town A Southern League 0 - 2
1913 West Bromwich Albion A First Division 1 - 4
1917 West Ham United A London Combination 0 - 3
1923 Stoke H First Division 3 - 1
1928 Aston Villa H First Division 2 - 1
1934 Newcastle United A First Division 3 - 1
1945 Brentford A Football League South 2 - 0
1951 Portsmouth A First Division 1 - 1
1956 Manchester City H First Division 2 - 1
1962 Everton H First Division 3 - 1
1969 Arsenal A First Division 0 - 1
1973 Manchester United H First Division 1 - 1
1979 Aston Villa A First Division 3 - 2
1984 Coventry City A First Division 4 - 2
1993 Manchester City H Premier League 3 - 1
1996 Manchester United A Premier League 0 - 1
2002 Fulham A Premier League 2 - 0
2003 Bolton Wanderers A Premier League 0 - 1
2010 Fulham H FA Cup R6r 3 - 1

 

           Notable Dates

1923 Last meeting with Stoke before they added the City to their name.
1926 Eddie Gibbins, centre half 1943-1953, born.
1928 Arthur Grimsdell scores his last goal for the club.
1934 A George Hunt hat trick gives Spurs a win over the Magpies.
1951 Biggest away crowd for a trip to Portsmouth = 49,716

Dennis Uphill scores his first Spurs goal.
1969 Defender Ray Evans and midfielder John Pratt make their debuts in the North London derby.
1979 Tottenham's 1000th away point in the League.
1984 Alan Brazil scores his final Tottenham goal.
1993 Gudni Bergsson's last Tottenham appearance.

Andy Turner's last goal for Tottenham.
2003 Teddy Sheringham's 600th League appearance.

A last minute penalty from Okocha robs Spurs of a point in a spirited away performance and gives Bolton Wanderers their first win over Spurs in the Premier League.

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.

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