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| 10.12.2010 |
Spurs beat Birmingham City
Under-18s on a Friday morning at Spurs Lodge.
A strong start by the
visitors saw Jonathan Miles push a shot from
Omar Bogle onto the post in the eighth minute,
but he could not stop the Blues taking the lead
two minutes after, when a Daniel Preston header
was powered past him.
A surging run by Zaine
Francis-Angol set up Alex Pritchard to shoot
over, but with half an hour gone, good work from
Pritchard and Waller-Lassen saw Francis-Angol
time his run to perfection to meet a ball in and
strike it inside the post from the edge of the
box to equalise.
In the second half, Spurs dominated to take the
game to Birmingham and both Pritchard and
substitute Kudus Oyenuga went close to scoring
before Pritchard struck an unstoppable 25 yard
drive into the top corner in the 80th minute.
Spurs nearly added a third, when Jack Munns went
within inches of scoring two minutes after
Pritchard's goal and Birmingham were kept at bay
with their only chance of note falling to Callum
Reilly, but he snatched at his shot and the ball
went wide.
Teams :
Spurs - Miles, Tapping, Stewart, Sheriff (Yeboah 60), Francis-Angol
(Oyenuga 46), Lassen-Waller, Hawkins (Day 67), Munns, Pritchard, Dombaxe
(c), Angol.
Subs not used : Ranieri, Champion
Birmingham City - , , , , , , , , Preston, Bogle, Reilly.
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| 16.10.2010 |
Birmingham City's Academy
side put Tottenham to the sword with a 6-0 home win.
A young Spurs side ended the game and the back
four was made up of players playing out of position because of injuries,
but it was Birmingham striker Akwasi Asante who out-muscled our
defenders to grab five of City's six goals, with four of them in the
first half.
Spurs had played some good football, holding
the ball and earning a penalty which bounced back from Jesse Waller-Lassen's
spot-kick, but they couldn't stop Asante, who got two more goals in the
75th minute and in added time to add to his first half hat-trick.
Teams :
Birmingham City : -
Swann, Ozturk (Westley 73), Rowe, Fleet, Preston, Kerr, Bogle (Reilly
47), Packwood, Asante, Gnahore (Ntambwe 77), Hronec.
Unused subs. : -
Spurs : - Miles, Tapping, Stewart, Barthram, Dombaxe (c), Yeboah
(Day 37), Waller-Lassen, Munns, Oyenuga, Champion (Lameiras 58), D.
McQueen (Angol 77)
Unused subs. : - Archer
Ref : -
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| 12.12.2009 |
Three Spurs Academy player
scored a piece apiece in a 6-2 away win over
Birmingham City.
It took 20 minutes to break
through the Brum defence, with Kudos Oyenuga
getting away to beat the keeper to give
Tottenham the lead. Paul McBride doubled
the advantage before the break, when he finished
well following good build up play through the
midfield. The
influential Tom Carroll produced a chance for
McBride to finish well on 55 minutes, with
Birmingham hitting back with a goal after an
hour following some slack marking.
Substitute Harry Kane scored just after
coming on and then grabbed a second with about
ten minutes remaining. The home side
scored from a free-kick, although Tottenham
wrapped up the match with a sixth goal a minute
before the final whistle, as Carroll freed Kane,
whose shot was saved but fell to Oyengua to
score from the rebound.
Teams :
Spurs - Butler, Blackwood, Francis-Angol (Lancaster 46),
Cox, Byrne, Durojaiye, Carroll, Parrett (Kane 65), Oyenuga, McBride,
Nicholson
Subs not used : Archer,
Fredericks, Waller-Lassen
Birmingham City - .
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| 17.10.2009 |
An injury-hit Spurs team
lost two players during the game, but came back from being behind twice
to win 3-2 against Birmingham City at Spurs Lodge.
Jesse Waller-Lassen and Paul
Jose M'Poku both struck the woodwork inside the opening ten minutes
before Spurs were hit by conceding a soft penalty to allow City to take
the lead and then a sickening clash of heads saw Anton Blackwood go off
with concussion, while team-mate Olumide Durojaiye was rushed to
hospital just after half an hour of the match had elapsed.
Tottenham could have
equalised from the spot when Waller-Lassen was brought down in the area,
but M'Poku’s penalty was saved two minutes after the restart. However,
Kudos Oyenuga finally got Spurs level, tapping in Sam Cox’s cross just
outside the six yard box, only for Birmingham to go ahead once more with
a good goal from one of only a handful of chances they made in the
second half.
Winger Ryan Fredericks
hit a fine equaliser with 15 minutes left, as he came inside from the
right to hit a left foot shot past the Blues keeper. It was left to
substitute Tom Carroll, who left his left back position to exchange
passes and bend a shot, using the outside of his left foot, into the far
corner with just five minutes remaining.
Teams :
Spurs - Ranieri,
Blackwood (Carroll 35), Francis-Angol, Cox, Byrne, Durojaiye (Nicholson
35), Fredericks, M'Poku, Oyenuga, Kane, Waller-Lassen (Bostock 65)
Subs not used :
Miles, Lancaster
Birmingham City - .
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| 09.05.2009 |
Spurs fielded a side with
five players new to this level (Zaine Francis-Angol,
Olumide Durojaiye, Jesse Waller-Lassen, Paul Mc
Bride and Alex Pritchard), but still came out
2-0 winners at Birmingham City.
A couple of chances went
begging before a Jake Nicholson corner found
Harry Kane, who headed back across goal for Ajet
Shehu to score after about 20 minutes.
Debutant Mirko Ranieri made a fine stop to keep
Spurs ahead and in the second half, two of
the other new starters Paul McBride and Alex
Pritchard worked a good move for Pritchard to
finish off the former's cross with about 88
minutes on the clock.
The win put four points between Spurs and second
placed Leicester City in Group B of the Premier
Academy League Group B.
Teams :
Birmingham City - .
Subs not used :
Spurs - Ranieri, O'Neill (McBride 70),
Francis-Angol, Nicholson, Durajaiye, Shehu, Waller-Lassen (M'poku 46),
Ekim, Kane, Carroll (Pritchard 80), Fredericks
Sub. not used : Butler
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| 15.11.2008 |
A third clean sheet and a
third big win keeps Spurs on course for a top
placing in the FA Premier Academy league table.
A fierce John Bostock shot
from outside of the penalty area gave Tottenham
the perfect start and when Jon Obika was fouled
in the penalty area, Ryan Mason stepped up to
score from the spot. With Nathan Byrne's
far post finish making it 3-0 at half-time,
Spurs were in the driving seat.
It allowed Spurs to
maintain possession and moving the ball around
so well, they created more chances. Using
the width of the pitch, a fine flowing move
ended with Sam Cox crossing for Jon Obika to
score the fourth and Ryan Mason wrapped up the
5-0 home win later in the second half.
Teams :
Spurs - Butler, Smith, Cox, Kasim,
Caulker, Butcher (Nicholson, 70), M'poku (Byrne 30), Bostock, Obika (Ekim 70), Mason, Townsend
Subs not used : Ranieri, Jack
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| 26.01.2008 |
A single goal from Dean
Parrett gave Tottenham's Academy side the
victory over Birmingham City at
Spurs Lodge.
The young midfielder took his chance after an
hour, when he netted a rebound off the keeper
from his own initial shot to make the crucial
breakthrough. The conditions were not
conducive to good football and Spurs had to
battle and could have added to their lead, but
had to put in a good defensive display at the
end, when the Blues pushed hard for an
equaliser.
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| 13.01.2007 |
Birmingham City came to
Spurs Lodge with their aim to keep Tottenham at
bay after Spurs had won 4-1 away earlier in the
season.
Although Tottenham had a lot of possession, they
could not break down a Brum side that was set up
to be solid through the middle and played very
deep, only trying to attack when they could hit
Spurs on the break.
Teams :
Spurs - Button, Mtandari (Medley 75),
Martin, Archibald-Henville, Hutchins, Casey, Hughton, Wells (Kasim 70),
Fraser-Allen, Hutton, Townsend
Subs not used : Stroud, Smith
Birmingham City - .
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| 04.11.2006 |
Having gone behind to a well-worked early goal
from Birmingham City, Spurs roared back to win
the FA Premier Academy League match 4-1, as
Tomas Pekhart added a hat-trick to his
impressive goal tally.
The Czech striker
equalised quickly after he chased to close the
keeper down and he blocked his clearance,
allowing him to run the ball into an empty net.
He made it 2-1 with a header from Cian Hughton's
cross and netting with a firm shot from 18 yards
out, he put Spurs further ahead before the break
to claim the match ball.
In form Jake Livermore
was released by a through ball from Jamie Davis
and he coolly finished to make the score 4-1
early in the second half.
Teams :
Birmingham City - .
Subs not used :
Spurs - Button, Mtandari (Smith 66),
Hughton, Archibald-Henville, Mills, Martin, Davis (Wells 76), Livermore,
Pekhart, Mason (Hutchins 71), Hutton
Subs not used : Stroud, Medley
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| 19.04.2005 |
With a sterling performance by the Birmingham
goalkeeper and the help of the woodwork to deny Matthew
Wells, Birmingham won this Academy league match 2-0,
with goals after 15 and 85 minutes.
Spurs had two opportunities in the
first five minutes when
they opened up the Birmingham defence to be through
one-on-one with the goalkeeper.
However, after
15 minutes a header from a dead-ball situation saw Spurs
go 1-0 down. Wells was denied ten minutes later
when a 20-yarder was touched onto the crossbar and the
ball bounced out. Terry Dixon went close with a
header from a set-piece.
While Spurs were solid in the
second half, the home side scored a second with
five minutes of the game left.
Teams :
Birmingham City - .
Subs not used :
Spurs - Button, Riley (Hughton, 46),
Mills, Lee, Smith, Wells (Livermore, 75), Lewis, Dixon (Hutton, 60),
Hamed, Maghoma, Dawkins
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| 01.10.2005 |
Spurs had a a lot of
possession but failed to match it with their finishing and were only 1-0
up at half-time when Stuart Lewis put Tottenham ahead. After
changing formation at half-time to get some more width into the team,
Radwan Hamed took on the Birmingham defence and won a penalty, which he
got up to convert and round off a 2-0 win.
Teams :
Spurs - Button, Riley (Cian Hughton 66), Martin, Wells, Mills,
Archibald-Henville (Lake 61), Dawkins, Lewis, Hamed, Maghoma, Seanla
(Heller 76)
Subs not used : Forecast, Smith
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| 10.02.2001 |
Tottenham's
Under-17s ran riot at Birmingham, running out 6-0 away winners in the FA
Premier Academy League. With Ronnie
Henry giving Spurs an eighth minute lead, Spurs had to wait until two
minutes before the break for John Sutton to double the advantage.
While comfortable in the match, Spurs were held up until the 75th
minute, when they exploded into goal-scoring form with four goal sin ten
minutes.
Ghyslain Vedeux scored the third Tottenham goal
which was followed three minutes later, with Sutton netting followed by
his hat-trick goal a minute later. Defender Henry scored his
second in the 85th minute to complete the 6-0 win.
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Spurs - Burch, Lee, L. Gardner, Marney, Henry, O'Donoghue (Foster
79), Hughes, Wettner, Sutton (Slabber 79), Vedeux, Galbraith (Noto 79)
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| ..1974 |
Roger Gibbins' goal put Spurs through
to the Fifth Round on their visit to Birmingham City in the FA Youth Cup.
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Spurs - Cranstone, I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley, Cegielski, Anderson,
Brotherston, Gibbins, Margerrison, M. Robinson, Chris Jones
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| 23.02.1971 |
Birmingham City Youth 4 THFC Youth 0
Spurs were knocked out of the FA Youth Cup by Birmingham City at St.
Andrews in front of a big crowd.
Tottenham
were 0-2 down by half-time and the other two goals came very late in the
game with the final goal a penalty.
Birmingham City :
Spurs : - Ward, M. Jackson, E. Jones, Dillon, Peck, Souness, Mabee,
Boughey, Clarke, J. Lewis, M. Flanagan
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