spurs v norwich city match reports
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| 04.02.1990 | Spurs
turned in a masterly display to send the Canaries flying back to Norwich
with very little to show from their visit to White Hart Lane.
Spurs were on the back foot early on, but Gary Lineker took David Howells' through ball around Norwich goalkeeper Bryan Gunn in the 24th minute to put Tottenham ahead. Howells got his head to a Nayim corner to put Spurs two up before the interval and it was 3-0 shortly after the break, when Lineker struck again, this time scoring in the same fashion thanks to Paul Walsh's pass. With 62 minutes elapsed, Lineker completed his hat trick as he tried to go around Gunn again, but was tripped and the England striker got up to slot the ball home from the penalty spot. Ex-Spurs Mark Bowen and Ian Crook could do little about the final result as could Tim Sherwood, who was at his second club and was later to join Spurs. Teams : |
| 12.03.1988 |
Spurs were beaten at home in the First Division by Norwich City, with Jeremy Goss, Robert Fleck and Kevin Drinkell giving them the points despite Nico Claesen getting a goal for Tottenham. Teams : |
| 22.12.1984 | Garth Crooks and Tony Galvin scored
the goals that edged this game 2-1 at Carrow Road. A Deehan penalty got Norwich a goal. Teams : |
| 01.09.1984 | Spurs
hosted Norwich City, who left without the three points after a 3-1 home
win for Tottenham. Keith Bertschin scored the goal for the home side. Teams : |
| 05.05.1984 | A paltry
18,874 turned out to see Spurs triumph with a Mark Falco goal four
minutes before half time and a Steve Archibald strike on 77 minutes
which left Tottenham in seventh place in the league.
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| 03.12.1983 | Ally Dick and Keith
Bertschin cancelled each other's goals out inside the first four minutes
of the match at Carrow Road, before Mick Channon nicked a winner with
seven minutes left on the clock, thus ending Tottenham's run of nine
games unbeaten.
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| 25.09.1976 | A 1-1 draw
saw the spoils shared at White Hart Lane in the First Division.
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| 16.03.1974 | Teams : Spurs - Jennings, England, Beal, Naylor, Perryman, Coates, Peters, Chivers Norwich City - Keelan, Forbes, Stringer, Crowd : - 18,476 Ref. : - John Williams (Wrexham) |
| 20.10.1973 | A late equaliser robbed Spurs of a
point in this First Division meeting. With David Cross' 85th minute header hitting the bar, Spurs seemed to have got away with a win at Carrow Road, but Doug Livermore was on hand to knock in the rebound with his head to level the game at 1-1. Spurs had earlier taken a lead through Alan Gilzean, when his powerful header from a corner just before the half-time whistle. Teams : |
| 10.03.1973 | A first
visit by Norwich City for a First Division match came just seven days
after the two teams were to meet in the League Cup Final at Wembley. The result was an emphatic win for Tottenham, despite playing below par. Jimmy Pearce poked home an early goal, but it did not prompt any further goals in the first half, as Spurs struggled to maintain any sort of rhythm. The second half saw Tottenham play better and when Pearce was fouled in the penalty area, Martin Chivers stepped up to convert the spot-kick. It was Chivers again to make it 3-0 when Martin Peters and Pearce combined to set him up with a header. Teams : |
| 03.03.1973 | The
League Cup final at Wembley was settled by a single strike from the boot
of substitute Ralph Coates.
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| 14.10.1972 | David
Cross' early goal gave the Canaries the advantage at Carrow Road, but half
an hour in, Ralph Coates fed the ball to Alan Gilzean on the left wing,
who crossed for Martin Chivers to equalise. While Spurs had a lot of possession in the second half of their first First Division visit to Norwich, it was City who took both points with Cross hitting his second with a powerful shot after 77 minutes. Teams : |
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| 04.02.1939 | Former
Spurs striker Jack Acquroff stunned them by giving the Canaries a 1-0
half-time lead, but Tottenham turned the game around in the second half
with a George Ludford equaliser and then a cross-shot from Vic Buckingham
proved to be the winner that took both points back to London.
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| 01.10.1938 | Standing
for the national anthem before the game, to give thanks for the Munich
talks, which were thought to have avoided war, this was the last match at
White Hart Lane between the two teams before the outbreak of hostilities. Norwich's Billy Furness gave them a 1-0 lead with an early header, but a swift equaliser by Colin Lyman got Spurs back in the game. Into the second half, Spurs started to dominate and ran out 4-1 winners with further goals from Albert Hall 2 and Willie Hall. Teams : |
| 26.03.1938 | Spurs eased
to a 4-0 home win against Norwich City, captained by Tom Halliday, in the
Second Division. A Johnny Morrison goal gave Spurs a 1-0 half-time lead, but they went on to extend that in the second period with an early goal from Ralph Ward and two more goals from Morrison and Fred Sargent. Teams : |
| 13.11.1937 | Spurs
crashed to a controversial 1-2 defeat at Carrow Road. Jack Gibbons
hit Tottenham's goal, but Norwich's first caused a stir when Harry Ware
bundled Tottenham's goalkeeper Percy Hopper over the line while he was
holding the ball and the referee awarded a goal.
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| 02.01.1937 | Norwich
City's 2-0 lead was overtaken by a great Spurs comeback at Carrow Road. Centre forward Jack Vinall had put City two up within half an hour, but Johnny Morrison got a goal back before half-time and then brought it back to 2-2 in the second half. With Tottenham forcing the pace of the game, Morrison took a pass from a free-kick and thumped the winner to complete his hat-trick. Teams :Norwich City - , , , , , , , Vinall Spurs - J. Hall, Ringrose, Whatley, Howe, Rowe, Buckingham, McCormick, Meek, Morrison, A. Duncan, L. Miller Crowd : - 13,131 |
| 05.09.1936 | The visitors took an early lead and
dominated the game from thereon in. Spurs got two goals back through
George Hunt and outside
left Bill Edrich.
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| 18.04.1936 | Tottenham's
first visit to Carrow Road, after Norwich City had flown "The Nest" (their
old ground), ended in a 0-1 defeat.
Tom Parker's City side took the points with a goal from Goffey, in a game that saw Albert Hall make his Spurs debut. Teams :Norwich City - , , , , , , , Spurs - Hooper, Ward, Buckingham, W. Hall, Rowe, Grice, A. Hall, Meek, G. Hunt, Morrison, W. Evans Crowd : - 23,952 |
| 14.12.1935 | Spurs
topped the Division Two table after this 2-1 victory over Norwich City on
their first visit to White Hart Lane for League points, with Jimmy
McCormick and Johnny Morrison scoring Spurs' goals.
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| 30.01.1915 | An FA Cup Second Round tie
at the Nest in Rosary Road saw Spurs make a journey with no reward as
Norwich City won 3-2. Goals from Taylor and Wilson 2 for the Canaries saw off Tottenham, who got goals from .
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