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| 24.04.1997 | Spurs were without Steffen
Iversen, Chris Armstrong and Rory Allen, which meant that Andy Sinton
was used as a make-shift forward and he was an unlikely match-winner. Despite possessing a talented squad and reaching the semi-finals of both domestic cup competitions, Boro suffered in the league and when Justin Edinburgh's cross in the 72nd minute was headed back by Teddy Sheringham, Sinton got on the end of it to get to it first and force the ball past the keeper from close range for the only goal of the game. Teams : |
| 19.10.1996 | .
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| 08.04.1996 |
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| 21.11.1995 | Tottenham's first visit to
the new Riverside stadium and and a 71st minute strike from Chris
Armstrong took Spurs South with the record of being the first team to
take the three points away with them.
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| 20.04.1993 | Teams : Middlesbrough - . Subs not used : Spurs - Subs not used : Attendance : - |
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| 29.08.1981 | Middlesbrough took a 1-0
lead at Ayresome Park when Heine Otto scored in the 10th minute, but
Mark Falco earned an equaliser after 27 minutes. Glenn Hoddle put
Spurs ahead five minutes later and Ricky Villa rounded off the Tottenham
win with a third goal on the break in the 89th minute.
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| 20.12.1980 | .
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| 18.08.1979 |
Middlesbrough took the points with a three goal burst within 20 minutes to shock Spurs at White Hart Lane. David Armstrong, Micky Burns and Bosco Jankovic put Boor into an unassailable lead, but Glenn Hoddle did pull one goal back with a classy finish. Teams : |
| 07.04.1979 | .
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| 31.03.1979 |
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| 05.02.1977 |
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| 31.08.1976 | Boro hosted a League Cup
Second Round tie and it came just a few days after the league meeting
between the two teams.
In between, Tottenham had signed Ian Moores from Stoke City and 23 minutes into his debut, he hit the back of the net to give Tottenham the lead. Boro equalised through Tony McAndrew before the half-time whistle, but it was Jimmy Neighbour who popped up to hit the second half winner for Spurs - his last goal for the club. Teams : |
| 28.08.1976 | . Teams : |
| 16.08.1975 | Chris Jones was denied a
goal by an offside flag, but Steve Perryman turned out to be the
match-winner when he shot home Jimmy Neighbour's cross seven minutes
before the end of the opening home game of the season.
Pat Jennings showed his class in keeping out a shot from David Armstrong and the referee had a tough time with Terry Naylor and Graeme Souness having a running battle, which ended with them both in the book. Teams : |
| 28.09.1974 | Spurs crashed to a home
defeat when Boro came visiting on this day.
Jimmy Neighbour was the Spurs scorer, but goals from David Armstrong and David Mills sent Tottenham tumbling to 21st in the table. Teams : |
| 11.09.1974 | A League Cup tie in the
Third Round marked the end of Bill Nicholson's managerial career at
Tottenham and the performance was a poor tribute to the man who had done
so much for Spurs.
In the 35th minute Malcolm Smith met a Craggs free-kick looped over Jennings after being deflected and then Tottenham went further behind two minutes before the break, when they conceded a goal by Mills after a four man move. Tottenham made little impact on the Boro side and even Alfie Conn, making his debut, could not break through their defence. Eight minutes into the second half, Beal made what looked like a fair tackle on MIlls, but the ref pointed to the spot and the penalty was tucked away by Hickton and all that was left was for Armstrong to round off the scoring on 73 minutes. Teams : |
| 30.10.1972 | The toss of a coin won
Spurs the right to stage the second replay of the Third Round League Cup
tie and while Tottenham attacked from the start, they found Platt in
inspired form. Saving well from Chivers and Pearce, he kept Spurs
out, while, at the other end, McMordie's long ball was misjudged by
England and Hickton knocked the ball past Jennings to give the visitors
the lead in the eighth minute.
Knowles, Pearce and Peters all had opportunities to score without taking them, but then Peters ghosted in to head home Perryman's free-kick at the far post to give Tottenham a 30th minute equaliser. Jennings had to be alert to stop Mills and McMordie, while Plat stopped Knowles to take the game into extra time again. Gilzean had replaced Pratt earlier, but his most telling contribution was in the 188th minute of the match, when he nipped across his marker and guided Coates' cross into the net to give Spurs a Fourth Round tie against Millwall. Teams : |
| 11.10.1972 | The replay of the League
Cup Third Round tie was a dull affair with a strong wind affecting play.
Gordon Jones' cross-field pass picked out Bill Gates and his cross was headed tamely at Jennings, while Gilzean hit a fierce shot after starting the move himself, but it was turned round by Platt. Craggs produced a save from Jennings with another header from a corner, but the game stayed scoreless at the break. Gilzean almost converted Perryman's cross with a cheeky back-heel, but it went wide of the mark and Chivers suffered the same fate with a header. An improvised save by Pat Jennings saved Spurs with eight minutes left, after Spraggon's effort flew off Perryman's head and the Spurs keeper managed to somehow get the ball over the bar with his feet !! That took the game into extra time and there were only two decent opportunities, bith falling to Gilzean and both not converted. Teams : |
| 03.10.1972 | A League Cup Third Round
meeting was Tottenham's reward for overcoming Huddersfield Town.
Tottenham took the lead with Pratt setting Coates up for a cross that
saw Jimmy Pearce race in to slam the ball in left-footed past Jim Platt
in the Boro goal. Chivers also drew a fine save from Platt with a
firm header before the break.
A goal down in five minutes, Boro were not dispirited and fought back into the game after the break, when against the run of play, Beal made a short back-pass and Hickton nipped into make it 1-1. Both sides pressed for the win in the later stages and Jennings thwarted Hickton twice and Mills, while England's header at the other end was hacked off the line by Craggs. Teams : |
| 29.08.1953 |
It was a matter of
Tottenham being the team who took their chances in this 4-1 First
Division win at White Hart Lane. Ted Ditchburn was in fine form to keep Boro at bay, with their forwards missing a shot of chances as the pressure grew on the Spurs goal and at the other end the visitor's goalkeeper Rolando Ugolini fouled Sonny Walters, but Alf Ramsey had his effort saved from the spot. However, Tottenham did manage goals through Walters and Les Bennett before the half-time break, while George Robb scored a third into the second period. Lindy Delapenha pulled a goal back for Boro straight away, but Len Duquemin got on the end of a Robb cross-ball and made it 4-1 to Tottenham. Teams : |
| 18.08.1951 | It took
only six minutes for Spurs to score as defending League Champions.
Les Bennett put the ball into the Middlesbrough net, but Brian Farley
put through his own goal to put Boro level on fifteen minutes. It
was five minutes later that the scoring was complete when Harry Bell hit
the winner for the home side. Teams : |
| 21.04.1951 | The First
Division match ended in a draw at Ayresome Park. Peter Murphy
opened the scoring halfway through the first half with a powerful drive
from long-range, but Johnny Spuhler equalised quickly and Ted Ditchburn
was on top form to keep Boro at bay for a point.
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| 02.12.1950 | A huge
crowd turned out to see a 3-3 draw played out on a heavy White Hart Lane
pitch.
Boro's Jimmy Hartnett scored from an Alex McCrae cross on 13 minutes, only for Alf Ramsey to equalise from the spot after a penalty had been given to Spurs just a minute after. Legendary striker Wilf Mannion put the visitors ahead again, but once more Tottenham came back to score through Len Duquemin, who knocked home a free-kick from Les Medley. Another free-kick saw Middlesbrough take the lead for the third time as Lindy Delapenha made it 3-2 on 70 minutes, but Spurs showed they did not give up when Sonny Walters got his head to Medley's corner kick to make it 3-3 just three minutes later. Teams : |
| 29.01.1944 | .
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| 09.10.1943 |
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| 10.11.1934 |
Spurs ran out winner courtesy of the three goals from Willie Evans, Les Howe and George Hunt, but Micky Fenton pulled one back for the visitors. Teams : |
| 28.10.1933 | Spurs took the match 2-0
with goals from Taffy O'Callaghan and George Hunt to stay top of the
First Division.
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| 13.02.1915 | In scoring five goals away
from home, you might expect to take the points, but Boro hit seven in
reply to earn the two points on offer.
Jimmy Cantrell hit four Spurs goals and Bert Bliss the other, but Spurs lost out to strikes from Carr, Storey, George Elliott two and a Tinsley hat-trick ensured a high-scoring home win. Teams : |
| 10.10.1914 | A thrilling game saw six
goals shared between the two sides.
Spurs scorers were Jimmy Cantrell, Ed Lightfoot and Fanny Walden, but they were pegged back by Boro's three goals from Jackie Carr (2) and Walter Tinsley. Teams : |
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