April 10th

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

1886	Park	H	Friendly	8 - 0
1897	Luton Town	A	United League	1 - 2
1899	New Brompton	A	Thames & Medway League	4 - 5
1903	Southampton	H	Southern League	2 - 1
1909	Fulham	H	Second Division	1 - 0
1914	Bolton Wanderers	H	First Division	3 - 0
1915	Blackburn Rovers	A	First Division	1 - 4
1917	Portsmouth	H (at Highbury)	London Combination	2 - 1
1920	Stoke	A	Second Division	3 - 1
1925	Birmingham	H	First Division	0 - 1
1926	Notts County	H	First Division	4 - 0
1928	Sheffield Wednesday	A	First Division	2 - 4
1936	Charlton Athletic	H	Second Division	1 - 1
1937	Coventry City	H	Second Division	3 - 1
1939	Plymouth Argyle	A	Second Division	1 - 0
1940	Fulham	H	Football League South Group C	3 - 1
1943	Millwall	A	League Cup	1 - 0
1948	Fulham	H	Second Division	0 - 2
1950	Hull City	A	Second Division	0 - 1
1954	Huddersfield Town	A	First Division	5 - 2
1971	Ipswich Town	H	First Division	2 - 0
1973	Liverpool	A	UEFA Cup Semi-Final 1L	0 - 1
1974	Lokomotiv Leipzig (Germany)	A	UEFA Cup Semi-Final 1L	2 - 1
1976	Leeds United	H	First Division	0 - 0
1979	Arsenal	A	First Division	0 - 1
1982	Ipswich Town	H	First Division	1 - 0
1991	Norwich City	A	First Division	1 - 2
2001	Bradford City	H	Premier League	2 - 1
2005	Newcastle United	H	Premier League	1 - 0
2016	Manchester United	H	Premier League	3 - 0

1875	George Clawley, goalkeeper 1899-1907, born.
1897	Willie Newbiggin scores the last goal of his Spurs career.
1914	John "Tiny" Joyce scores a penalty and becomes the only goalkeeper to score a league goal for Tottenham. It was his only goal for the club. Jack Gibbons, centre forward 1937-1938 and 1940-1946, born.
1917	Findlay Weir plays his last game for Tottenham.
1920	Sid Castle at outside right and centre half Charlie Withers make their Spurs debuts in Tottenham's first away league game against Stoke. Jimmy Seed scores for Spurs for the first time.
1923	Sid Tickridge, full back 1941-1951, born.
1926	Jimmy Dimmock's two goals equals the highest number scored by a Spurs player against Notts County. Tommy Roe gets the first goal of his Tottenham career.
1936	Tottenham's biggest home crowd for a match against Charlton Athletic = 55,866
1939	Frank Grice pulls on a Spurs shirt for the last time.
1940	Tottenham's equal lowest home attendance for a visit of Fulham = 2,000
1954	Two goals from George Robb, the equal highest by a Spurs player in a match against Huddersfield Town, help Tottenham to their highest away win against the Terriers. Also in this match, Spurs scored twice within 54 seconds of the kick-off, which is the best start any team has enjoyed in League history. George Hutchinson scores his only Tottenham goal.
1964	Randolph Galloway, centre forward 1928-1929, dies.
1973	Defending the trophy, Spurs were drawn against Liverpool in the semi-final, a team they had faced in all the three domestic competitions already that season. A fluky goal - a clearance that hit Alec Lindsay and rebounded into the net - gave the home side a slim lead going into the second leg.
1974	Spurs travelled to Leipzig and took the game to Locomotiv, securing a two goal lead through Peters and Coates, before the home side grabbed one back late on in the semi-final first leg.
1979	Central defender Paul Miller makes his bow in the Spurs first team.
1991	Ian Walker makes his debut in goal for Spurs and midfielder Peter Garland makes his first (and last) appearance too. John Hendry scores on his forward debut for Tottenham. John Moncur plays his last game for the club.
2001	Tottenham's first win over Bradford in the Premier League marks Glenn Hoddle's return to White Hart Lane in his role as manager.
2005	The match was Tottenham's 500th Premier League match and the 250th at home in that 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.