Teams : - 
Spurs -  Walker, Carr, Perry, Campbell, Edinburgh, Anderton (Nielsen 85), Sherwood, Clemence, Ginola, Armstrong, Iversen (Korsten 80)
Subs not used : -  , ,
Chelsea -   de Goey, Lambourde, Desailly, Thome, Harley, Petrescu (Morris 84), Wise, Deschamps, Poyet, Sutton (Flo 76), Weah
Subs not used : -  , , , ,
Crowd : -   36,041
Ref : -  - (-)

Teams : 
Chelsea -  ;  Petrescu, Lee, Di Matteo, Gullitt, Vialli, Hughes, 
Spurs -  ; Campbell, , ,  ; , Nielsen, , ; Armstrong, 
Subs not used : - 
Crowd : -   34,149

Until then it had seemed like a normal enough match, but then Tore Andre Flo got a hat-trick, Zola ran riot and Spurs collapsed under the barrage of efforts on their goal.  Nicholls, Di Matteo and Petrescu scored the others.  Ramon Vega's header from Sinton's free-kick drew Spurs level four minutes after the first Flo goal, but in the end we were pleased to get away with six in what must rate as one of the most abject capitulations in Tottenham's history of home games.

Teams : - 
Spurs -  Walker; Carr, Vega, Scales (Allen 71), Wilson; Calderwood, Nielsen (Anderton 60), Fox, Sinton (Edinburgh 56); Ginola, Ferdinand
Subs not used : -  Baardsen, Mabbutt
Chelsea -  De Goey; Babayaro, Lebouef, Duberry, Le Saux; Petrescu, Sinclair, Zola, Di Matteo, Flo, Wise
Subs not used : -  Hitchcock, Nicholls, Myers, Hughes, Vialli
Crowd : - 28,476
Ref : - Dermot Gallagher (Banbury)

A long range shot by Roberto Di Matteo added to the lead in the 52nd minute and both keepers were in action with Walker denying Hughes with a great save, while Kevin Hitchcock prevented Andy Sinton getting Tottenham back into the match.  Iversen twice went close, but it was left to David Howells who nodded home Anderton's 82nd minute cross to narrow the deficit.  The Spurs midfielder almost salvaged a draw, but his effort rolled along the goal-line until hacked out by a Chelsea boot. 

Teams : 
Spurs -  Walker; Austin, Campbell, Nethercott (Wilson 81), Edinburgh (Fox 72), ; Carr (Anderton 56), Anderton, Howells, Sinton; Iversen, R. Allen 
Subs not used : -  Baardsen, Rosenthal, 
Chelsea -  Hitchcock; Sinclair, Clarke, Lebeouf, Minto ; Petrescu, Zola, Di Matteo, Newton; M. Hughes, Wise
Subs not used : -  Grodas, P. Hughes, Vialli, Myers
Crowd : -  33,027

Both Gianluca Vialli and Mark Hughes were wide of the mark with their early efforts, but then in the 27th minute, Ruud Gullitt converted a Hughes header that rebounded off the post.  Spurs hit back just five minutes before the interval, when Chris Armstrong got his head to an Allan Nielsen long-throw to bring the scores level.  

In the 52nd minute, a penalty was awarded to Chelsea when Campbell was adjudged to have brought down Dan Petrescu and David Lee scored from the spot.  The Pensioners added to their lead with Di Matteo getting on the end of Vialli's cross for the third Chelsea goal. 

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Kevin Hitchcock;  Steve Clarke (Erland Johnsen 59), Michael Duberry, David Lee (Terry Phelan 79), Dan Petrescu; Roberto Di Matteo, Scott Minto , Ruud Gullitt (Craig Burley 73), Gianluca Vialli, Mark Hughes, Dennis Wise
Spurs -  Walker; Carr, Campbell, Calderwood, C. Wilson, Edinburgh;  Fox (Dozzell 73),  Allan Nielsen (R. Allen 70), Howells ; C. Armstrong, Sheringham 
Subs not used : - 
Crowd : -   28,313

Spurs -  Walker; C. Wilson, Mabbutt, Campbell, Edinburgh; Fox, Anderton, Dozzell    , Sinton (Rosenthal 46); C. Armstrong, Sheringham
Subs not used : Day, Calderwood
Chelsea - Dmirtri Kharine; Andy Myers, Erland Johnsen, David Lee, Scott Minto; Craig Burley (Dan Petrescu  76), Ruud Gullitt, Nigel Spackman, Dennis Wise    ;  Mark Hughes, John Spencer (Gavin Peacock  67)
Subs not used : Paul Furlong
Crowd : -  32,918
Ref. :  Alan WIlkie

Teams : 
Chelsea -   ; , , , ; , , , ; Hughes,
Spurs -   ; , , Mabbutt (c),  ; Howells, , , ; , 
Subs not used : - 
Crowd : -   31,059

Teams : 
Chelsea -  ; , , , 
Spurs -  ; , , ,  ; , , , ; , 
Subs not used : - 
Crowd : -   30,812

Teams : 
Spurs -  Walker; Austin, Calderwood, Mabbutt, Campbell; Popescu, Anderton, Barmby (Dumitrescu), Howells; Klinsmann, Sheringham
Subs not used : - Day, Nethercott
Chelsea -  Kharine; Newton, , Kjeldberg, , , , , , ,
Crowd : - 27,037

Spurs went ahead with two goals in a minute from Steve Sedgley (exhibiting a shirt over the head celebration for the first time) in the 17th minute and Jason Dozzell quickly added another.  The home team hit back with three goals from Mal Donaghy (29), Mark Stein (32) and John Spencer (44).  Kharine in the Chelsea goal performed well to make great saves from Anderton, Scott, Gray and Campbell.  

Eventually, Andy Gray pulled the score back to 3-3 from the penalty spot on 71 minutes, but then he had another spot-kick (given when Kharine brought down Rosenthal) saved ten minutes later, only for Stein to secure a home win with his own penalty with seconds left.  Spurs disputed the award, as Dean Austin had not seemed to make contact with Gavin Peacock.

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Kharine; Donaghy, Clarke, Spencer, Stein
Spurs -  Walker; Austin, Nethercott, Scott,  Edinburgh (Campbell); Mabbutt (c), Samways, Anderton (Gray), Sedgley; Dozzell, Rosenthal
Subs not used : - Day
Crowd : - 16,807

Dennis Wise had already gone close with a shot for Glenn Hoddle's team before another effort was guided into the net by Cascarino to give Chelsea a goal advantage.  The Irish international had a couple of further chances before half time, but failed to convert the openings.  

In the second period, Spurs came out with more purpose and former Chelsea man Gordon Durie headed a cross narrowly wide.  Dozzell tested Kharine in the Blues goal with a header and Anderton also brought the Russian keeper into action, while Jacob Kjeldberg had to clear a Sheringham header off the goal-line.  However, the crucial moment in the half came from Sheringham's move into the box, where Steve Clarke pushed him for the ref to award a penalty to Spurs, which Teddy slotted past Kharine.

Only a fine double save from Sheringham and Durie by the Chelsea goalie deprived Spurs of all three points.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Thorstvedt; Austin, Campbell (Howells), Calderwood, Mabbutt (c); Samways, Anderton, Sedgley, Dozzell; Sheringham, Durie
Subs not used : - Walker, Moran
Chelsea -  Kharine, Hall, Clarke, Kjeldberg, Donaghy, Peacock, Cascarino, 
Crowd : -  27,567
 

Spurs -  ; , , , ; , , , ; , 
Subs not used : - , 
Chelsea -  ; , ; , , ; 
Subs not used : - , 
Crowd : -   ,

Nethercott was paired in the centre of defence with Neil Ruddock, while Hill started as a substitute, but replaced Andy Turner in the 73rd minute.  Both went close to scoring with Nethercott hitting the post and Hill getting the ball into the net, but it was disallowed. 

Teddy Sheringham scored from the penalty spot in the 31st minute, following a free-kick to the far post was headed back and cleared off the goal-line, but a spot-kick was awarded.  The goal made it 22 for the season for him, but his former Millwall strike partner Tony Cascarino scored an equaliser for the Blues seven minutes into the second half.  Townsend's high ball in from the left was volleyed past Thorstvedt to level the match at 1-1.

Teams : 
Chelsea -   Dave Beasant, Mal Donaghy, Erland Johnsen, Steve Clarke, Frank Sinclair, Graham Stuart (Darren Barnard 68), Andy Townsend, Dennis Wise, Eddie Newton, John Spencer, Tony Cascarino
Subs not used : -  Kevin Hitchcock, Gareth Hall
Cards : -  Wise (yellow) 35
Manager : -
Spurs -   ;  Thorstvedt, Austin, Ruddock, Nethercott, Edinburgh, A. Gray, K. Watson (Bergsson 68), Nayim, Turner (Hill 73), Sheringham, Anderton
Subs not used : -  Dearden
Cards : -  A. Gray (yellow) 32, Nethercott (yellow) 68
Manager : -
Crowd : -   25,157
Ref. : - Roger Dilkes (-)
 

Eddie Newton broke through for the Pensioners in the 76th minute when Graham Stuart broke away on the right and his low ball was slid in at the far post.  Newton then added a second nine minutes later, with a virtual replay of the first goal, before Spurs got a late consolation through debutant Sol Campbell, who had come on as a forward substitute for Nick Barmby and drove home from the edge of the area to beat the Chelsea keeper with just two minutes remaining.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Thorstvedt, Austn, Cundy, Ruddock, Mabbutt, Edinburgh, Nayim, Samways, Watson (Anderton 68), Barmby (Campbell 68), Sheringham
Subs not used : -  Kevin Dearden
Chelsea -  Kevin Hitchcock, David Lee, Mal Donaghy, Gareth Hall, Frank Sinclair, Graeme Le Saux, Andy Townsend, Eddie Newton, Graham Stuart, Dennis Wise, Robert Fleck )Craig Burley 61)
Subs not used : - Nick Colgan, Erland Johnsen
Ref. : - Roger Dilkes (-)
Linesmen : -
Crowd : -   31,540
 

Having stopped for lunch at a hotel on route, the club coach was wheel-clamped and towed away with the team's kit in it.  Therefore, the team sheet was handed in to the referee late and the FA fined the club for the misdemeanour.  The home side won by the odd goal in five, with Kerry Dixon, John Bumstead and Gordon Durie scoring for the Blues and Spurs replied with goals from Lineker and Gascoigne.

Teams : 
Chelsea -   Dave Beasant, Gareth Hall, Ken Monkou, Jason Cundy, Tony Dorigo, Graeme Le Saux, John Bumstead, Kerry Dixon, Gordon Durie
Spurs -   Thorstvedt, van den Hauwe, M. Thomas, Tuttle (Edinburgh), Mabbutt, P. Allen, Gascoigne, Howells, Nayim (Walsh), Stewart, Lineker, 
Crowd : -   33,478
 

Chelsea: Beasant, Clarke, Dorigo, Roberts, Johnsen, Bumstead, McAllister, Nicholas, Dixon, C Wilson, K Wilson
Manager: Bobby Campbell
Spurs: Thorstvedt, Hughton, Van den Hauwe, Polston, Howells, Mabbutt, Walsh (Moran), Gascoigne     , Nayim, Lineker (Moncur 89), Sedgley
Manager: Terry Venables
Crowd : - 28,130
Ref : -  George Tyson (Sunderland)

Spurs:  , , , , , , , , , Metgod (Claesen 69), .
Chelsea: , C Wilson, , , , Hazard, , Durie, , Dixon, .
Crowd : -   37,079
Ref : - 

Clive Allen got Tottenham back into the game with a penalty, but Kerry Dixon's lob ended Spurs' comeback.

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Chelsea - 
Crowd : -   28,202

Teams : 
Spurs -   , , Miller, , , Roberts, , , Chiedozie, , Falco
Chelsea -  , , , , , , , , , Dixon, ,
Crowd : -  23,642

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Chelsea - 
Crowd : - 31,197

Hoddle's goal started when a free-kick on the edge of the Tottenham penalty area was tapped short by Graham Roberts to Paul Miller. His cross-field pass to Galvin on the left opened the play and Hughton supported him inside, playing it onto Archibald on the edge of the D of the Chelsea area. He flicked the ball through his legs and behind him to Hazard, who took a touch and on the volley played a 10 yard pass to his right to Glenn Hoddle. With one touch to set the ball, he drilled a low, bobbling shot along the rough Stamford Bridge surface which flew across the keeper and into the bottom corner of the net.

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Steve Francis; Gary Locke, Chris Hutchings, Micky Nutton, Gary Chivers, Colin Pates, Peter Rhoades-Brown, John Bumstead, Alan Mayes, Clive Walker (Dennis Rofe), Mike Fillery
Spurs - Clemence; Hughton, Miller, Price, Hazard, Perryman, Ardiles, Archibald, Galvin, Hoddle, Crooks
Crowd : - 42,557

18 year old Ray Wilkins was appointed captain and 17 year old Sparrow came in at left back in youthful Chelsea side battling relegation with Spurs, with 18 year old Teddy Maybank making his debut up front. 

Gary Locke was booked for a crude tackle on Alfie Conn, before Pat Jennings foiled Ian Britton with a save close down to his right to deny the midfielder put through by Wilkins.  The Spurs keeper was on top form as he made a brilliant save from a point-blank header as Hutchinson powered Cooke’s cross at goal, managing to turn the ball over the bar.

Cyril Knowles played a free-kick in from the left after Naylor had been fouled by Harris and Phillips had to turn it over the bar as it threatened to creep in at the far post.  Chelsea thought they had taken the lead when a free-kick was headed back into the goalmouth by Droy and it went over Phil Beal’s jump, leaving Cooke in front of goal, where he shot past Jennings.

Jones took a long kick from Jennings down skilfully and turned Ron Harris to fire in a rising left foot drive that Phillips tipped over the top before the teams left at half-time with the game goal-less.  Straight after the re-start John Duncan forced Phillips into a diving save going to his right to turn the bobbling effort wide for a corner.  At the other end, Jennings grabbed a Droy header as he met Hutchinson’s long throw, but it was Spurs who took the lead.  Perryman played a ball up the right wing for Duncan, who turned Sparrow inside out to cross to the near post.  Chris Jones held the ball up with Harris at his back and laid it into the path of Steve Perryman, who side-footed the ball home from five yards out in the 57^th minute.

Cooke got away from Knowles to cross, but Osgood headed the ball away under pressure from Hutchinson.  A good opportunity opened up when Locke lobbed a ball forward and Sparrow was clear, but he couldn’t control the ball and Pat Jennings collected it. 

A long Knowles free-kick was won by Jones in the air, looping the ball at goal, where Phillips had to back-pedal to touch it over the bar.    Chelsea’s long ball tactics from free-kicks almost paid off, with Locke’s free-kick when Droy hit the ball into the net from 12 yards out after a massive melee in the Spurs penalty area, but once more it was ruled out for handball.  Maybank went close with a prod past Jennings, but also past the post.

Jimmy Neighbour took a right wing corner that found Osgood at the far post, flinging himself forward to put a diving header just wide.  Another high ball into the Spurs box led to Jennings dropping the ball under pressure from Maybank, with Wilkins left with the simple task of putting the ball past Beal on the line, but he steered it wide and the Spurs fans breathed a sigh of relief.

From another Neighbour corner, the ball went through everyone to the edge of the box on the far side, where Alfie Conn met it first time with his left foot and sent the ball into the opposite bottom corner to double Tottenham’s lead. 

Chelsea looked to hit back straight away and the ball fell to Britton on the edge of the box and with players free to his right, he chose to shoot and put it into the Park Lane crowd.  Chelsea threw Droy upfield as a centre forward and Jennings did well to hold the ball at the second attempt as he jumped for a high ball into the Chelsea man.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles     , Beal, Osgood, Naylor, Conn, Perryman (cpt), C. Jones, Duncan, Neighbour
Unused sub. : -  Chivers
Chelsea -  John Phillips, Gary Locke     , Sparrow, Gerry Britton, Micky Droy, Ron Harris, David Hay, Ray Wilkins (cpt), Teddy Maybank, Ian Hutchinson, Charlie Cooke 
Sub :  Steve Kember
Manager : - Ron Suart
Ref. : - Mr. Jack Taylor (Wolverhampton)
Linesmen : Mr. B. H. Chapman (Cambs) - Red flag; Mr. L. F. Burden (Dorset) - Yellow flag
Crowd : -  50,998

Entertainment at the match was due to be the Marching and Concert band of Braintree.

Goal Times :-
1st goal : 57 minutes and 1 second
2nd goal : 74 minutes and 13 seconds
 

Teams : 
Chelsea - , , , , , Webb, , Kember, , , 
Spurs -  , , , England, Dillon, , Perryman, , Chivers, , Neighbour
Crowd : -   26,258
Ref. : -  Ray Toseland (Kettering)
 

Spurs, captained by Alan Gilzean, took a 34th minute lead when Ray Evans hooked home Ralph Coates' cross.  Five minutes after the interval, Micky Droy headed in a Charlie Cooke corner and Chelsea won the game with a rare Ron "Chopper" Harris goal in the 66th minute, drilling home a shot through a packed penalty area.

Towards the end, Neil McNab made his debut as a substitute and in the ten minutes he was on the pitch he got kicked on the ankle and only touched the ball twice !!

Teams : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Evans, Naylor (McNab), Pratt, Dillon, Beal, McGrath, Kinnear, Chivers, Gilzean, Coates
Chelsea -  Phillips, , Harris, , Droy, , , , Hudson, , Cooke
Crowd : -  25,536
Ref. : -  John Homewood (Sudbury on Thames)
 

The Spurs midfielder's goal was nearly wiped out within minutes when Peter Osgood headed narrowly over the bar. And while Chelsea enjoyed the bulk of possession and chances in the second half, they could not find a way past the Spurs defence.

Teams : 
Chelsea - Bonetti, , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs : - Jennings, Kinnear, Evans, Coates, P. Collins, Beal, Gilzean, Pratt, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (cpt), Pearce
Unused sub. : - Dillon
Kit : - All white
Crowd : -  25,536
 

Teams : 
Programme line-ups
Spurs : - Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Pratt, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (cpt), Coates
Sub. : - Pearce
Chelsea : - Peter Bonetti, Gary Locke, Eddie McCreadie (cpt), John Hollins, Micky Droy, Ron Harris, Bryan Bason, Steve Kember, Peter Osgood, David Webb, Chris Garland
Sub. : - Peter Houseman
Crowd : -  52,581

Ref. : - Mr. William J. Hall (Preston, Lancashire)
Linesmen : - Mr. A. C. F. Turvey (Essex) - Red flag; Mr. Mr. D. S. Bone (Bedfordshire) - Yellow flag
 

Teams : 
Spurs -   Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles (Pearce), Mullery (cpt), England, Collins, Gilzean, Perryman, Coates, Peters, Chivers
Chelsea -  Peter Bonetti, Paddy Mulligan, John Boyle, John Hollins (cpt), John Dempsey, Ron Harris, Chris Garland, David Webb, Alan Hudson, Charlie Cooke, Peter Osgood (Steve Kember)
Crowd : -   45,799
Ref. : - Ralph B. Lee (Cheadle)
Linesmen : Mr. J. G. P. Davies (Glamorgan) - Red flag; Mr. R. I. Kirk (Hants) - Yellow flag
 

League Cup heartbreak came in the last minute of this semi-final second leg, as Chelsea scored to go through to Wembley.  Spurs had taken the lead 2-1 with goals from Martin Chivers seconds before half-time and a Martin Peters penalty fifteen minutes after the interval. 

Chelsea's goal came from Chris Garland with eight minutes left, but with seconds ticking away, a corner on Tottenham's right was played in by Alan Hudson.  The match was played under trying conditions, with the rain lashing down and as the ball came in to the near post, it skidded and managed to squeeze in past Cyril Knowles at the upright to give Chelsea a 5-4 aggregate win.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Pat Jennings, , Cyril Knowles, , , , , , Martin Chivers, Martin Peters, 
Chelsea -  Peter Bonetti, Paddy Mulligan, Ron Harris, John Hollins, John Dempsey, David Webb, Chris Garland, Steve Kember (Charlie Cooke), Peter Osgood, Alan Hudson, Peter Houseman 
Crowd : -  52,755
Ref. : -  David W. Smith (Stonehouse)
 

Goals from Chris Garland, John Hollins and Peter Osgood edged Tottenham out, who had seen Terry Naylor and Martin Chivers hit goals.

Teams : 
Chelsea -   John Phillips, Paddy Mulligan, Ron Harris, John Hollins, John Dempsey, David Webb, Chris Garland, Charlie Cooke (Tommy Baldwin), Peter Osgood, Alan Hudson, Peter Houseman 
Spurs -  Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Coates, England, Beal, Pratt, Naylor, Chivers, Peters, Pearce
Kit : White shirts, white shorts and yellow socks
Crowd : -  43,330
Ref. : -  Bartley J. Homewood (Sunbury-on-Thames)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -   Peter Bonetti, Paddy Mulligan, Ron Harris, John Hollins, John Dempsey, David Webb, Charlie Cooke, Steve Kember, Peter Osgood, Alan Hudson, Peter Houseman
Unused sub. : -  Chris Garland
Spurs -  Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Coates, England, Beal, Neighbour, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Gilzean (Pratt)
Manager - Bill Nicholson
Kit : - White shirts and shorts and yellow socks
Crowd : -  52,581
Ref. : - Brian H. Daniels (Brentwood)
 

The two Martins - Chivers and Peters - scored to give Spurs a 2-1 victory in the First Division over Chelsea, who got a goal through Tottenham old boy Keith Weller.

Weller scored with a fierce shot that beat Jennings and Knowles on the line just after half time to give Chelsea the lead and the scorer later received an elbow in the face from Knowles, who accidentally caught him, bloodying his nose.

Jennings had to push a first half shot from Hollins round the post to stop Chelsea going further ahead, but Peters and Chivers scored to take the points as Spurs came from behind to win.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Pat Jennings, Joe Kinnear, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery (cpt), Peter Collins, Phil Beal, Alan Gilzean (Jimmy Neighbour), Steve Perryman, Martin Chivers, Martin Peters, John Pratt
Manager : Bill Nicholson
Chelsea - John Phillips, Johnny Boyle, Eddie McCreadie (cpt), John Hollins, John Dempsey, David Webb, Keith Weller, Alan Hudson, Tommy Baldwin, Charlie Cooke, Peter Houseman
Manager : Dave Sexton
Crowd : -  49,292
Ref. : -  Jack Taylor (Wolverhampton)
Linesmen : -  Mr. H. R. Robinson (Norfolk) - Red Flag; Mr. J. W. Craigie (Kent) - Yellow Flag
 

In driving rain, Spurs put in a fine performance to take the points in this First Division match to secure a tenth successive league win, which was achieved with some good football and a final flourish.  Having dominated the first half, Spurs had one good chance when Jimmy Pearce forced Peter Bonetti into a save.  Hinton injured an ankle and had to be replaced, while Pat Jennings needed treatment after hitting his head on a goalpost when making a save.

Chelsea came back into the game during the second period and towards the end, John Hollins' cross found Tommy Baldwin's head, but he put to just over the bar.  With the game looking as though it would finish in a draw, skipper Alan Mullery hit a powerful dipping shot into the net with just a minute left to put Tottenham into the lead.  There was still time for Alan Gilzean to put in a cross and Pearce was on the end to net a second from close range in injury time.  

Teams : 
Chelsea - Peter Bonetti, Johnny Boyle, Ron Harris, John Hollins, Marvin Hinton (John Dempsey), David Webb, Keith Weller, Charlie Cooke, Peter Osgood, Tommy Baldwin, Peter Houseman
Spurs -  Pat Jennings, Joe Kinnear, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England      , Phil Beal, Alan Gilzean, Steve Perryman (Neil Johnson 75), Martin Chivers, Martin Peters, Jimmy Pearce
Crowd : -  61,277
Ref. : - Pat Partridge (Middlesbrough)

Match receipts of £24,500 were a Stamford Bridge record at the time.
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Peter Bonetti, David Webb, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, John Dempsey, Marvin Hinton, Tommy Baldwin, Peter Houseman, Peter Osgood, Alan Birchenall, Charlie Cooke
Spurs -  Pat Jennings, Joe Kinnear, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England, Phil Beal, Alan Gilzean, Steve Perryman, Martin Chivers, Martin Peters, Roger Morgan
Crowd : -  44,925
Ref. : -  Kevin Howley (Billingham)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -   Pat Jennings, Tony Want, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England, Peter Collins, Jimmy Pearce, Jimmy Greaves, Martin Chivers, Alan Gilzean, Roger Morgan
Chelsea -  Peter Bonetti, David Webb, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, John Dempsey, Marvin Hinton, Peter Osgood, Alan Birchenall, Alan Hudson, Peter Houseman, Charlie Cooke (Stewart Houston)
Crowd : -  47,395
Ref. : -  Harry New (Havant)
 

Fifth placed Chelsea had the best early chance with Peter Osgood's shot being headed off the line by Peter Collins and three other opportunities were not successful, as Pat Jennings touched over a shot by Osgood, John Boyle's drive hit the post and with an open goal in front of him, Ian Hutchinson shot wide of the mark.  It wasn't all Chelsea, as David Webb was forced to kick a header by Alan Gilzean from going in the goal. 

Roger Morgan had failed to make the game as he was hit by 'flu, but his replacement – Neil Johnson – was in the right place at the right time to get on the end of Collins' through pass, racing past defender Ron Harris and then lifting the ball over keeper Peter Bonetti with just ten minutes remaining.  The lead was almost doubled near the end, with Gilly just failing to meet Jimmy Greaves' inviting left wing cross.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Pat Jennings, Phil Beal, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England, Peter Collins, Neil Johnson, Jimmy Greaves, Alan Gilzean, Terry Venables, Jimmy Pearce
Chelsea -   Peter Bonetti, David Webb, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, John Dempsey, Peter Osgood, Johnny Boyle, Bobby Tambling, Ian Hutchinson, Ron Harris, Peter Houseman
Crowd : -    47,349
Ref. : -  Jack Taylor (Wolverhampton)

The ticket price for  visiting fans was 12 shillings (60p)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Greaves, , 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -    ,
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Peter Bonetti, Ron Harris, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, David Webb, John Boyle, Tommy Baldwin, Bobby Tambling (Peter Houseman), Peter Osgood, Charlie Cooke, Alan Birchenall
Spurs -  Pat Jennings, Joe Kinnear, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England, Phil Beal, Cliff Jones, Jimmy Greaves, Martin Chivers, Terry Venables (Jimmy Robertson), Alan Gilzean
Crowd : -    48,472
Ref. : - Harry New (Havant)
 

Tommy Baldwin and Peter Houseman hit the goals that condemned Spurs to defeat.

Teams : 
Chelsea -   Peter Bonetti, Ron Harris (c), David Webb, Marvin Hinton, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, Charlie Cooke, Alan Birchenall, Peter Osgood, Tommy Baldwin, Peter Houseman
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Greaves, , 
Crowd : -    53,049
Ref. : - David Corbett (Wolverhampton)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Greaves, , 
Chelsea -   Peter Bonetti, Joe Kirkup, Eddie MacCreadie, John Hollins, Marvin Hinton, Ron Harris, Joe Fascione, Tommy Baldwin, Peter Osgood, John Boyle, Charlie Cooke 
Crowd : -   53,981
Ref. : -  J. E. Carr (Sheffield)

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Greaves, , 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -    ,
 

A Bobby Tambling penalty opened the scoring, before Tommy Baldwin scored the other two to give the Blues a home win.

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , Mackay (c), , , , , 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , Tambling, Baldwin
Crowd : -   31,034
 

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Greaves, , 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -    ,
 

The muddy surface made it difficult for good control, but Cliff Jones mastered the conditions to score two goals and make one to help Tottenham to the win at White Hart Lane. 

Alan Gilzean handed Spurs the lead in the 19th minute, after Frank Saul headed a cross from Jones into the Scot's path and the second came when Dave Mackay's free-kick was headed in by Jones.  Chelsea hit back through midfielder George Graham before the break to make it 2-1.

On 52 minutes, Jones restored the two goal cushion, netting from close range, reacting to the ball before Eddie McCreadie after Peter Bonetti failed to gather a shot from Eddie Clayton.  A right foot shot ten minutes later from Gilzean was created by Jimmy Robertson, leaving Bonetti beaten again, as the ball hit the top left hand corner of the net.

Then with four minutes left, Peter Osgood took on the Spurs defence and made an opening for Barry Bridges, which he took to make it 4-2, but the Blues were reliant on Bonetti for preventing Gilzean's hat-trick with a stretching save.

Teams : 
Spurs -    Jennings, Beal, Knowles, Mullery, L. Brown, Mackay, Robertson, Clayton, Saul, Gilzean, Cliff Jones
Chelsea -  Peter Bonetti, Ron Harris, McCreadie, John Hollins, Marvin Hinton, John Boyle, Barry Bridges, George Graham, Peter Osgood, Terry Venables, Tom Robson 
Crowd : -   42,299
 

Dave Mackay gave Tottenham the lead from the penalty spot, but goals from George Graham and Peter Osgood turned the game in Chelsea's favour.

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Teams : 
Chelsea -   Peter Bonetti, Marvin Hinton, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, Allan Young, Ron Harris, Barry Bridges, George Graham, Peter Osgood, Terry Venables, Bobby Tambling 
Spurs -   Jennings, Beal, Knowles, Mullery, L. Brown, Mackay, Robertson, Clayton, Saul, Gilzean, Cliff Jones
Crowd : -   48,529
Ref. : - Peter Rhodes (Dringhouses)
 

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Teams : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Beal, Knowles, Mullery, L. Brown, Mackay (c), Possee, Clayton, Saul, Gilzean, Jones
Chelsea - Peter Bonetti, Ron Harris, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, Marvin Hinton, John Boyle, Barry Bridges, George Graham, Peter Osgood, Terry Venables (c), Tom Robson.
Crowd : -   51,007
Ref. :  Norman Burtenshaw (Norfolk)
Linesmen : Mr. E. F. M. Merchant (Essex) - Red flag; Mr. F. W. Chaplin (Northampton) - Yellow flag
 

Tottenham's goal was converted by Jimmy Greaves.

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Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Greaves, , 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , Harmer, , 
Crowd : -   51,007
 

A lock-out 70,000 crowd saw Chelsea progress to Round 4 of the FA Cup with a 2-0 win over Spurs.

The returning Bobby Tambling opened the Chelsea scoring with a 17th minute shot on the turn to finish off Murray's low centre.  A penalty was awarded against Phil Beal for a trip on Tambling two minutes later, but Hollowbread dived to keep out Terry Venables' spot-kick.

However, in the 74th minute, man of the match Tambling created an opening for Murray to seal the win with a second Chelsea goal.

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Dunn, Hinton, McCreadie, R. Harris, Upton, Mortimore, Venables, Bridges, Tambling, Murray, Blunstone
Spurs -   Hollowbread, Baker, Hopkins, Marchi (c), Norman, Beal, Cliff Jones, Clayton, Bobby Smith, Greaves, Dyson 
Crowd : -   70,123
 

Spurs took an early lead after three minutes, when Eddie McCreadie fell with Cliff Jones and referee Finney gave a free kick to Tottenham.  Peter Baker played it in, Smith swung at the ball, but missed and fortunately, it fell to Terry Dyson to knock it home past 19 year old John Dunn in the Chelsea goal.  With twenty minutes gone, Chelsea levelled when Frank Blunstone's run saw him past two Spurs defenders and his cross was onto the head of Bert Murray, who beat Hollowbread to make it 1-1.

The second half was a scrappier affair, with McCreadie clearing Eddie Clayton's shot off the line and Hollowbread denying Barry Bridges' drive.  On 65 minutes, Smith crashed Jones' cross against the underside of the bar, but the ball bounced out and that was the last meaningful effort on goal as the game fizzled out into a draw and a replay was needed to sort out the two teams.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Hollowbread, Baker, Hopkins, John Smith, Norman, Beal, Cliff Jones, Clayton, Bobby Smith, Greaves (c), Dyson 
Chelsea -   Dunn, Hinton, McCreadie, R. Harris, Upton, Blunstone, Mortimore, D. Brown, Bridges, Venables, Murray 
Crowd : -   49,382
Ref : - Jim Finney (Hereford)
Linesmen :  Mr. C. A. Brownlow (Norfolk) - Red flag; Mr. D. E. Saunders (Dorset) - Yellow flag
 

Teams : 
Chelsea - , Blunstone, , , Shellito, , , , , , 
Spurs -  , Baker, , , , , , , , Greaves, Smith
Crowd : -    57,401
 

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   ,
 

Teams : 
Chelsea : - Peter Bonetti, Ken Shellito, Allan Harris, Malcolm, Scott, Bradbury, Peter Brabrook, Bobby Tambling, Moore, Barry Bridges, Harrison
Spurs : - Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay, Medwin, White, Bobby Smith, Les Allen, Jimmy Greaves, Cliff Jones
Crowd : -   ,
 

A single Cliff Jones goal separated the sides at the turn-around, but Dave Mackay netted and another from Jones put Tottenham 3-0 ahead.  Graham Moore scored twice for Chelsea to make the gap just one goal.  This produced a reaction from Spurs, who went forward to score through Jones' hat-trick goal and a fifth from Les Allen.  

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Cliff Jones, Les Allen, Bobby Smith
Chelsea -  , , , , , , , , Moore,  , ,
Crowd : -   44,630
Ref. : -  - (-)
 

The first came in the seventh minute from John White's cross, when Bobby Smith nodded one in against his old club.  Just after the half hour, Brabrook fell heavily after challenging Maurice Norman in the air and left the field, leaving Chelsea a man short.  Shortly after, Chelsea's Jimmy Greaves hit home a cross from Mike Harrison and received a booking (the first of his career) for disputing the offside decision that ruled it out.  It was only a short time after when the Blues did equalise from a Frank Blunstone shot and they went on to take the lead in the 55th minute through an unmarked Greaves.

On 59 minutes, Spurs pulled level when Medwin headed home a nod back by Smith from Blanchflower's long cross.  A quarter of an hour from the end of the game, Maurice Norman moved forward to head home a Dave Mackay free-kick to secure a 3-2 win.

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Peter Bonetti, John SIllett, Ron Harris, Terry Venables, Scott, Frank  Blunstone, Jimmy Greaves, Peter Brabrook, Bobby Tambling, Harrison
Spurs -  Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay, Cliff Jones, White, B. Smith, L. Allen, Medwin
Crowd : -  57,103
Ref. : - Mr. J. Kelly (Chorley)
Linesmen : - Mr. T. Clapperton (Hoddesdon) - Red flag; Mr. T. F. Hewinson (Portsmouth) - Yellow flag

Teams : 
Spurs -  Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower, Marchi, Mackay, Medwin, Harmer, B. Smith, White, Cliff Jones 
Chelsea - Bonetti, J. Sillett, P. Sillett, Anderton, Mortimore, Crowther, Gibbs, Greaves, Tindall, Brooks, Blunstone
Crowd : -   37,205
Ref. : - Mr. R. E. Smith (Newport, Wales)
 

A Peter Brabrook goal gave the home side a flying start after just five minutes, but as Spurs gained control of the play, Bobby Smith hit a hat-trick in the 22nd, 63rd and 71st minutes to hand Spurs a good win.

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Bonetti, J. Sillett, P. Sillett , Anderton, Mortimore, Crowther, Brabrook, Greaves, Tindall, Brooks, Blunstone 
Spurs -   Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower, Marchi, Mackay, White, Harmer, Medwin, B. Smith, Cliff Jones
Crowd : -   67,819
Ref. : -  Jim Finney (Hereford)
 

Jimmy Greaves' senior debut marked the start of a remarkable career and as was his wont, he scored for Chelsea in a 1-1 draw.

Tottenham had the early chances, but failed to take them.  They had a chance to take the lead ten minutes after half-time, when Smith was fouled in the area, but Tommy Harmer missed from the penalty spot.  Tottenham took the lead with Alfie Stokes converting on 75 minutes, but the 17 year old Greaves earned his side a draw with five minutes left in the game.

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , Blanchflower, , , , , Bobby Smith, Harmer, Stokes. 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , Greaves, , , 
Crowd : -   55,580
 

A 2-0 Spurs lead at half-time was turned around by the visiting Chelsea side to take both points.

Tommy Harmer netted a penalty to give Tottenham the lead and Alfie Stokes doubled the advantage before the break, but Les Allen, then playing for Chelsea, pulled a goal back just after the re-start.  Derek Saunders made it 2-2 and this was followed by goals from Johnny McNicholl and Allen's second before Terry Medwin pulled a consolation goal back to record a 4-3 win for the Pensioners.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Ditchburn, Hopkins, Baker, Ryden, Blanchflower, Marchi, Robb, Medwin, Harmer, Stokes, 
Chelsea -   Robertson, Sillett, McFarlane, Dicks, Nicholas, Saunders, L. Allen, Lewis, Brabrook, McNichol, Stubbs
Crowd : -   20,849
 

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   ,
Ref. : - Mr. Arthur Ellis (York)
Linesmen : -  Mr. L. C. Howes (Norfolk) - Red flag; Mr. K. E. Laflin (Suffolk) - Yellow flag

Tottenham had attacked from the start and Alfie Stokes shot narrowly wide, before Chelsea twice hit the bar.  An eighth minute goal came for Spurs when Bobby Smith sent George Robb through for him to slot the ball in past the keeper from a narrow angle.  In the 24th minute Tommy Harmer sent through Alfie Stokes to score and then seven minutes later, Stokes made it 3-0 converting a pass from Robb and then completed his hat-trick when he linked with Harmer to allow Spurs to turn around 4goals ahead. 

Chelsea pulled a goal back five minutes after the interval when Jim Lewis nipped in between Baker and Ditchburn, as an under-hit back pass sold the keeper short  The Tottenham defence held firm when Harry Clarke had to leave the pitch for 10 minutes with a cut over his eye and it was when he came back on that he conceded a last minute penalty by fouling Lewis that was scored by captain Ken Armstrong.

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Bill Robertson, Wally Bellett, Ian McFarlane, Ken Armstrong (c), Len Casey, Derek Saunders, Frank Blunstone, Jim Lewis, Peter Brabrook, Tony Nicholas, Les Stubbs.
Spurs -  Ditchburn, Hopkins, Baker, Clarke, Brittan, Marchi, Robb, Medwin, R. Smith, Harmer, Stokes
Attendance : -   55,788
Ref. : -  Bruce B. A. Buckle (Peterborough)

Teams : 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   ,
 

Teams : 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   ,
 

Teams : 
Spurs -  Ron Reynolds, Peter Baker, Mel Hopkins, Danny Blanchflower, Harry Clarke, Tony Marchi, John Gavin, Eddie Baily, Len Duquemin, Johnny Brooks, George Robb
Chelsea - Charlie Thomson, John Harris, Peter Sillett, Alan Dicks, Stan Wicks, Derek Saunders, Eric Parsons, Johnnie McNichol, Roy Bentley, Peter Brabrook, Stan Willemse
Crowd : -  53,159
Ref : -  J C Pollard (Cambridge)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -    WG Bill Robertson, John Harris, Stan Willemse, Ken Armstrong, Stan Wicks, Derek Saunders, Eric Parsons, Johnnie McNichol, Roy Bentley, Les Stubbs, Jim L Lewis
Spurs -    Ron Reynolds, Alf Ramsey, Charlie Withers, Bill Nicholson, Harry Clarke, Tony Marchi, John Gavin, Eddie Baily, Dave Dunmore, Johnny Brooks, George Robb 
Crowd : -   52,961
Ref. : -   J C Pollard (Cambridge)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   ,
 

Teams : 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   ,
 

The two Spurs players proved providers again, with Sonny Walters on the end of their good work this time to score in the 77th minute.  Robb was a menace to Chelsea on the day and was brought down in the area to win a penalty kick, but Alf Ramsey's spot-kick was saved by Bill Robertson.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Ditchburn, Ramsey, , , , , , , Duquemin, Robb, Baily
Chelsea -  Robertson, , , Blunstone, , , , , Stubbs, Bentley, 
Crowd : -   44,795
 

Teams : 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   ,
 

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , Burgess (c), , , , , Wright
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , Campbell, , K. Armstrong
Crowd : -   59,449
 

Sonny Walters gave Tottenham the lead, with the victory being sealed when Les Medley's cross was powered home by Len Duquemin's head.

Teams : 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Medley, Walters, Duquemin
Crowd : -   65,992
 

Teams : 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   ,
 

Teams : 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   4,624
 

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   28,121
 

Willie Evans, Taffy O'Callaghan and George Hunt had put Spurs in a strong position during a very good first half performance and while Chelsea scored an 80th minuie penalty, they could not close the gap further and Tottenham took the points in this First Division meeting at Stamford Bridge.

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Vic Woodley, Bob Macauley, Jack Horton, George Mills, Harold Miller, Allan Craig (c), George Barber, George Gibson, Hughie Gallacher, Willie Russell, Eric Oakton,  
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   46,715
Ref. : -  G. Twist (Westhoughton)
 

George Hunt helped himself to a hat-trick and Taffy O'Callaghan was the other scorer in a good win for Spurs.

Teams : 
Chelsea -  , Barber, , , O'Dowd, Woodley, Law, Mills, , , , 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , O'Callaghan, George Hunt
Crowd : -   67,454
 

Chelsea's goals came from Jackie Crawford, George Mills and George Pearson, with Spurs hitting the net through Andy Thompson, Ted Harper and Bobby Cook.

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Chelsea -  Sam Millington, Andrew Wilson, Willie Russell, William Jackson, George Mills, Harold Miller, Lesley Odell, Jackie Crawford, George Pearson, George Rodger, Syd Bishop
Crowd : -   33,623
 

Sid Bishop hit the only goal of the first half, while a George Pearson brace in the second period gave the Pensioners both points.

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Frank Higgs, Andrew Wilson, Sam Irving, Jackie Crawford, Tommy Law, George Rodger, Harold Miller, Sidney Elliott, George Smith, George Pearson, Sydney Bishop
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , ,
Crowd : -   46,770
 

Sid Elliott got a goal back in the second half, but he could not stop Chelsea going down 4-1, as Spurs added goals with Harper completing his hat-trick.

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Chelsea -  Sam Millington, Reg Weaver, Willie Russell, William Jackson, Tommy Law, Albert Thain, Sidney Elliott, Jackie Crawford, George Smith, Jack Townrow, Syd Bishop
Crowd : -   24,356
 

Jack Townrow's opener was cancelled out by Jimmy Armstrong in the second period to leave the score 1-1 at the full time whistle.

Teams : 
Chelsea -  Sam Millington, Jack Meredith, Sam Irving, Tommy Law, George Pearson, Tommy Law, Albert Thain, Harold Miller, George Smith, Jack Townrow, Syd Bishop
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , ,
Crowd : -   45,840
 

Teams : 
Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , ,
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , ,
Crowd : -   10,000
 

Chelsea enjoyed a swift revenge, with a 1-0 win at White Hart Lane thanks to Fred Linfoot's goal in the second half.

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , ,  
Chelsea - Colin Hampton, Harold Miller, Willie Ferguson, Tommy Meehan, Albert Thain, John Priestly, Fred Linfoot, William Whitton, Harry Ford, George Smith, Harry Wilding
Crowd : -   40,000
 

Teams : 
Chelsea - Colin Hampton, Harold Miller, Sid Castle, Tommy Meehan, Bobby McNeil, John Priestly, William Whitton, David Cameron, Harry Ford, George Smith, Harry Wilding
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , Lindsay 
Crowd : -   40,000
 

2-0 ahead at the break, Spurs went on to win 3-1.

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   Colin Hampton, James Armstrong, Dr. John Barr Bell, Tommy Meehan, Bobby McNeil, William Haywood, Jack Harrow, David Cameron, Harry Ford, George Smith, Harry Wilding.
Crowd : -   40,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

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Teams : 
Chelsea -   Colin Hampton, Jack Cock, Dr. John Barr Bell, Tommy Meehan, John Lee, William Haywood, Jack Harrow, David Cameron, Harry Ford, George Smith, Harry Wilding.
Spurs -     .
Crowd : -   50,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

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Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   Ben Baker, Fred Barrett, Tommy Meehan, Jimmy Croal, Robert McNeil, Fred Hoddinott, Jack Harrow, Kenneth McKenzie, Harry Ford, Stephen Smith, Harry Wilding.
Crowd : -   50,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

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Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   Ben Baker, Fred Barrett, Tommy Meehan, Jimmy Croal, Robert McNeil, Fred Hoddinott, Jack Harrow, Kenneth McKenzie, Harry Ford, Stephen Smith, Harry Wilding.
Crowd : -   50,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

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Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   James Molyneux, Wally Bettridge, Jack Cock, Joseph Ward, Robert McNeil, William Dickie, Jack Harrow, Tom Logan, Dr. John Barr Bell, Buchanan Sharp, Harry Wilding.
Crowd : -   76,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Spurs were three goals ahead by the half-time break.

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   James Molyneux, Wally Bettridge, Jack Cock, Jimmy Croal, Robert McNeil, George Dale, Jack Harrow, Tom Logan, Harry Ford, Harold Halse, Harry Wilding.
Crowd : -   50,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -   .
Spurs -     .
Crowd : -   25,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   .
Crowd : -   20,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   .
Crowd : -   10,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   .
Crowd : -   12,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   .
Crowd : -   5,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -   .
Spurs -     .
Crowd : -   5,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -   .
Spurs -     .
Crowd : -   20,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   .
Crowd : -   8,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -   .
Spurs -     .
Crowd : -   8,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   .
Crowd : -   12,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -   .
Spurs -     .
Crowd : -   10,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   .
Crowd : -   4,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -   .
Spurs -     .
Crowd : -   8,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   .
Crowd : -   8,683
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -     .
Chelsea -   .
Crowd : -   ,
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -   James Molyneux, Walter Bettridge, Jack Harrow, Fred Taylor, Tom Logan, Laurence Abrams, Harry Ford, Harold Halse, Bob Thomson, Charlie Freeman, Robert McNeil
Spurs -     Bill Jacques, Tommy Clay, Jock Pearson, Finlay Weir, Bob Steel, Edward Lightfoot, Fanny Walden, Billy Minter, Harry Sparrow, Bert Bliss, Bert Middlemiss
Crowd : -   30,000
Ref. : -   P. Sant (Barnsley)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -    Bill Jacques, Tommy Clay, Fred Webster, Jim Fleming, Bob Steel, Arthur Grimsdell, Fanny Walden, Jimmy Banks, Jimmy Cantrell, Bert Bliss, Bert Middlemiss
Chelsea -    James Molyneux, James Sharp, Owen Marshall, Fred Taylor, Tom Logan, Laurence Abrams, Harry Ford, Harold Halse, Charlie Freeman, Jimmy Croal, Robert McNeil
Crowd : -   26,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -    .
Chelsea -    .
Crowd : -   6,000
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Teams : 
Spurs -   John Joyce, Tom Collins, Fred Webster, Finlay Weir, Bob Steel, Arthur Grimsdell, Fanny Walden, Jim Fleming, Jimmy Cantrell, Bert Bliss, Bert Middlemiss
Chelsea -   James Molyneux, Owen Marshall, Jack Harrow, Nils Middelboe, Tom Logan, George Hunter, Harry Ford, Vivian J Woodward, Bob Whittingham, Charlie Freeman, Norman Fairgray
Crowd : -   29,305
Ref. : -   - (-)
 

Arthur Grimsdell opened the scoring for Spurs, with Jimmy Cantrell chipping in with two strikes, the last in the 67th minute, but Harold Halse scored with two minutes left for Chelsea's consolation goal as Spurs took the points.

Teams : 
Chelsea -   James Molyneux, Walter Bettridge, James Sharp, Fred Taylor, Tom Logan, Sam Downing, Harry Ford, Harold Halse, Bob Whittingham, Charlie Freeman, John A Brown 
Spurs -   Arthur King, Tom Collins, Fred Webster, Finlay Weir, Bob Steel, Arthur Grimsdell, Fanny Walden, Billy Minter, Jimmy Cantrell, James Bauchop, Bert Middlemiss
Crowd : -   61,500
Ref. : -   T P Campbell (Blackburn)
 

Teams : 
Chelsea -   James Molyneux, Wally Bettridge, Jimmy Sharp, Frederick Taylor, Andrew Ormiston, George Hunter, Harry Ford, Vivian Woodward, James Turnbull, Charlie Freeman, John Brown
Spurs -   Joyce, Collins, Webster, Weir, Rance, Grimsdell, Curtis, Minter, Cantrell, Bliss, Middlemiss 
Crowd : -   50,000
 

Wally Tattersall gave Spurs the win in this First Division match with the only goal of the game.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Joyce, Collins, Webster, Weir, Rance, Lightfoot, Tattersall, Minter, Cantrell, Steel, Middlemiss
Chelsea -  James Molyneux, Wally Bettridge, Jimmy Sharp, Jack Harrow, David Calderhead Jr, Frederick Taylor, Harry Ford, Bob Whittingham, Bob Thomson, Vivian Woodward, Billy Bridgeman
Crowd : -   36,771
 

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Teams : 
Chelsea - James Molyneux, Walter Bettridge, Jock Cameron, Ben Warren, English McConnell, Fred Taylor, Billy Brawn, Bob Whittingham, George Hilsdon, Charlie Freeman, Marshall McEwan.
Spurs -  
Crowd : -   9,000

Tommy Lunn was a major figure in the win, proving a difficult barrier for Chelsea to get past, but it was Billy Minter and Percy Humphreys who scored the goals that saw Spurs home, with Jimmy Windridge equalising for Chelsea in the first half, thus condemning Chelsea (whose side contained the great Vivian Woodward, who previously played for Tottenham) to be relegated.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Lunn, Coquet, Wilkes, Morris, D. Steel, Darnell, Curtis, Minter, Humphreys, R. Steel, A. H. G. Kerry
Chelsea -   Jack Whitley, Joe Cartwright, Jock Cameron, Frederick Taylor, English McConnell, Sam Downing, Douglas, Bob Whittingham, Vivian Woodward, Jimmy Windridge, Marshall McEwan
Crowd : -   35,000

Percy Humphreys 15th minute goal decided the game in Tottenham's favour

Teams : 
Chelsea - Jack Whitley, Bettridge, Joe Cartwright, Taylor, Ormiston, Downing, Brawn, Woodward, Hilsdon, Windridge, E. W. Williams
Spurs -   Joyce, Leslie, Coquet, Morris, Steel, Darnell, Curtis, Minter, Steel, Middlemiss, Lunn
Crowd : -   31,776

Jimmy Windridge scored the opening goal in the 40th minute, with Joe Bradshaw adding a second with 15 minutes left in the match.  Spurs got a goal back to make the end a nervy affair, but Bill Minter's 89th minute effort came too late to affect the final outcome.

Teams : 
Chelsea -   Jack Whitley, Wally Bettridge, Joe Cartwright, Ted Birnie, Andrew Ormiston, Sam Downing, Billy Brawn, William Bradshaw, Evan Jones, Jimmy Windridge, Ernest Williams
Spurs -   Joyce, Elkin, Coquet, Bentley, Steel, Darnell, Woodruff, Minter, Curtis, Steel, Middlemiss
Crowd : -   50,000
Ref. : - R. Horrocks (Bolton)

Teams : 
Chelsea - Jack Whitley, Jock Cameron, Frank Lyon, George Henderson, James Stark, George Key, Billy Brawn, Kenneth McKenzie, George Hilsdon, Jimmy Windridge, Norman Fairgray 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , , 
Crowd : -   6,000