Les Ferdinand's header was blocked on the line, but Allan Nielsen's shot found Colin Calderwood, who steered the ball in.  The point looked precarious when Ramon Vega was sent off in the 65th minute for fouling Ashley Ward, but the remaining ten players held out and made chances to win the match, with David Watson stopping Ginola's effort at the death when clean through.

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Teams : 
Barnsley  -  Watson, Redfearn, Bullock, Tinkler.
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Spurs - Walker, Carr, Vega, Campbell, Calderwood, Berti, Fox (Anderton), Nielsen, Ginola, Ferdinand, Klinsmann (Armstrong)
Subs not used : Baardsen, Scales, Clemence
Attendance : -   18,692

A minute after being reduced to ten men, Ashley Ward headed Barnsley ahead in the 50th minute from Redfearn's cross and after Ruel Fox had an effort cleared off the line, the home side broke away for Bullock to force a save from Baardsen, but when the ball fell to Redfearn, he put the ball away to make it 2-0 eight minutes after the first goal.  

Barnard smashed a shot against the post, but a 72nd minute free-kick was curled home by Ginola and that brought Spurs back into the game for a short while, but a 88th minute drive from the corner of the penalty area by Darren Barnard took the Tykes through to Round Five.

Teams : 
Barnsley  -  David Watson, Nicky Eaden, Arjan de Zeeuw, Chris Morgan, Darren Barnard, Martin Bullock, Adie Moses, Jovo Bosancic, Ashley Ward, Neil Redfearn, JOhn Hendrie.
Subs not used :  Lars Leese, Peter Markstedt, Tinkler, Craig Liddell, Gjorgji Hristov
Spurs -   Baardsen, Carr, Vega, Campbell, Wilson (Howells 52), Clemence             , Fox,  Berti (Armstrong 67), Ginola, Klinsmann (Vega 79), Ferdinand
Subs not used :  Brown, Calderwood
Attendance : -  18,220

Teams : 
Spurs -   Baardsen, Carr, Vega, Campbell, Wilson, Sinton, Fox, Berti, Ginola, Klinsmann, Ferdinand (Calderwood)
Subs not used :  Brown, Clemence, Brady, Howells
Barnsley  -  Watson, Barnard, De Zeeuw, Sheridan, Ward, Redfearn .
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Ref. : -  Gerald Ashby (Worcs)
Attendance : -   28,722

Anderton's pass put in Allan Nielsen, whose shot hit the net in the fifth minute, then Nielsen turned provider to give Ginola the opportunity to drill home a shot from the edge of the area after 12 minutes.  Five minutes later, the Frenchman headed in from Fox's cross and Tottenham continued to be on top with two penalty appeals turned down and Nielsen, Ginola, Fox and Sinton all had good openings, but failed to add to the total.  Nielsen also hit the post with a 79th minute effort.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Walker, Carr, Calderwood, Campbell, Wilson, Sinton, Fox, Anderton (Clemence), Nielsen, Ginola (Dominguez), Ferdinand (Iversen)
Subs not used : Baardsen, Mabbutt
Barnsley  -  Leese, De Zeeuw, Moses, Markstedt, Redfearn, Bullock, Liddell.
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Ref. : - Mike Reed (West Midlands)
Attendance : -   28,232

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Debutant Shaun Close hit Spurs into the lead and Glenn Hoddle extended the aggregate advantage after 30 minutes of the match.  Defender John Beresford scored with a header to narrow the margin, but Tottenham were out of reach following goals from Hoddle and Waddle.  

Once more the visitors pulled a goal back with Larry May scoring in the 67th minute, but Clive Allen notched another to open up the four goal gap once more.  A late Ian Chandler goal for Barnsley was nothing more than a consolation, but it sealed a very entertaining match.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Clemence, D. Thomas, Miller, Gough (P. Allen), M. Thomas, Roberts, Ardiles, Hoddle, Waddle, Galvin (C. Allen), Close
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Barnsley  -   Baker, Joyce,  Cross (Ogley), May, Thomas, Beresford, Futcher (Hedworth), Chandler, Foreman, Gray, Agnew.
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Attendance : -  12,299

Chris Waddle gave Tottenham a fourth minute lead, but Stuart Gray scored twice - once in the 35th minute and then from the penalty spot - to put the Tykes into the lead.  It was Spurs defender Graham Roberts, who brought Spurs back into the tie with a long range shot and they took a one goal lead back to White Hart Lane when Clive Allen struck a free-kick into the net for the winner.

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Attendance : -  9,979

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Goals from Eddie Baily 2, Len Duquemin and Les Bennett, with one in reply from George Robledo saw Tottenham through to a well earned win.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Ditchburn, Tickridge, Willis, Nicholson, Buckingham, Burgess, Cox, Baily, Duquemin, Bennett, Jones. 
Barnsley -  P. Kelly, Williams, Lindsay, Normanton, Whyte, Glover, Troops, Griffiths, Robledo, Baxter, J. Kelly.
Attendance : -   48,989

So Spurs faced Barnsley at home at the end of a long season not helped by an Arctic winter.

The original game had been scheduled for 15^th February, but it was called off because of heavy snow and ice, so re-arranged for 24^th May, the game was then put back for another two weeks.

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Attendance : -  17,575

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Arthur Grimsdell, Jimmy Banks, Jimmy Cantrell and Bert Bliss scored the goals to give Tottenham a valuable two points.

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Spurs -  Grinsdell, Banks, Cantrell, Bliss
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Attendance : -  43,071

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Barnsley  -  Bell, Halliwell, Fletcher
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Attendance : -  12,000

Barnsley were the second visitors to White Hart Lane in the League, but they had a losing journey South with Tottenham running out 4-0 victors.

Joe Walton, Vivian Woodward and Bert Middlemiss, with two, netted the goals that condemned the Tykes to a pointless trip for this Division Two fixture.

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Attendance : -  20,000