Teams : 
Spurs -   Baardsen, Carr, Calderwood, Campbell, Wilson, Fox (Howells), Berti, Ginola (Saib), Nielsen, Armstrong (Brady), Klinsmann. 
Unused subs. : -   Grodas, Mabbutt
Bolton Wanderers -   Branagan, Phillips, Stubbs, Todd, Cox, Thompson, Pollock, Frandsen, Blake, 
Unused subs. : - 
(Purple shirts with white trim, white shorts with vertical purple side stripe, purple socks)
Attendance : -  29,032

A decision to give a penalty for an Edinburgh trip on Nathan Blake gave the home side the opportunity to take the lead in the 20th minute, when Alan Thompson scored the first goal at the new stadium.  Walker faced a tide of efforts from the Trotters and Thompson hit the bar with a firm drive.  Chris Armstrong came on for Paul Mahorn and in the 71st minute, it was his header that rounded off Ginola's cross to earn an equaliser.

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   Thompson, Blake
Unused subs. : - 
Spurs -  Walker, Carr, Mabbutt, Campbell, Edinburgh (Vega), Calderwood, Fox, Clemence, Ginola, Dominguez, Mahorn (Armstrong)
Unused subs. : -  Baardsen, Wilson, Nielsen
Attendance : - 23,433

John McGinlay's sixth minute free-kick, powered in past Ian Walker opened the floodgates for a big defeat for Tottenham.  Although Teddy Sheringham pulled Spurs back level on 13 minutes from another free-kick, it wasn't long before McGinlay was on the spot again.  He smashed into the the net after Garry Taggart had headed on Scott Sellars' corner with 37 minutes on the clock.  McGinlay then turned provider with an hour gone, when his cross allowed Taggart to head in, then the striker completed his hat-trick from the penalty post in the 74th minute after a hotly contested penalty was awarded. 

The score was 5-1 when Nathan Blake scored in the 79th minute, with David Lee's cross converted by substitute Scott Taylor to round off a night to forget for Spurs with a 6-1 defeat and the Spurs fans left singing "We want seven" !

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   , , , , Gerry Taggart, , David Lee, Scott Sellars, Nathan Blake, John McGinlay (Scott Taylor 84),
Unused subs. : - 
Spurs -  Walker, Calderwood, Campbell, Sinton, Anderton, Sheringham,
Unused subs. : - 
Attendance : -  18,621

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Unused subs. : - 
Spurs - 
Unused subs. : - 
Attendance : -  17,829

Scott Green and former Spurs defender Gudni Burgsson scored the goals that denied Tottenham a spot in the top three.

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , C. Armstrong,
Unused subs. : - 
Bolton Wanderers -   Keith Branagan, Scott Green, Jimmy Phillips, Sasa Curcic, Chris Fairclough, Gudni Bergsson, Andy Todd (Richard Sneekes), Gerry Taggart, Scott Sellers, Nathan Blake, John McGinlay (Fabian de Freitas)
Unused subs. : -  Steve McAnespie
(Light blue shirts with dark blue arms and trim, dark blue shorts, light blue socks with dark blue turnover)
Attendance : -  30,702

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Unused subs. : - 
Spurs - 
Unused subs. : - 
Attendance : -  14,474

A first half volley by Terry Yorath from Chris Hughton's cross opened the scoring in the first half and Glenn Hoddle added a second from the penalty spot in the second period to take the points.

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , McAllister, Hughton, Yorath, Hoddle, Ardiles, Villa, G. Armstrong,
Unused subs. : - 
Bolton Wanderers -   McNab
Unused subs. : - 
Attendance : -  33,155

The home side went ahead in the early stages with a Frank Worthington goal, but half way through the first period, Mark Falco pounced to strike a left footed shot to regain parity on his League debut.  

It took until the 62nd minute for Spurs to get their noses in front, when Ricky Villa's shot flew in off gargantuan central defender Sam Allardyce to make it 2-1.  Ossie Ardiles ran the show for Tottenham and was unlucky to see his "goal" ruled out for offside, but a late goal from defender Jimmy Holmes' shot wrapped up the win for Spurs.

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   Allardyce, Worthington
Unused subs. : - 
Spurs -   Aleksic, Lee, McAllister (G. Smith), Miller, Holmes, Perryman, Pratt, Ardiles, Falco, Hoddle, Villa
Attendance : -  17,879

Peter Taylor's run up the line ended with a shot that Jim McDonagh beat out and then Colin Lee and Don McAllister both put good chances over the bar with their head.  Taylor had a shot that flew past the post and then some good play saw Steve Perryman lay the ball into Lee's path and he blasted the ball into the net from just outside the box. 

Tottenham continued to press and McDonagh managed to get his hand to John Pratt's drive and divert the ball over the top, while five minutes into the second half, Glenn Hoddle's corner was headed in at the near post by Pratt to make it 2-0. 

At last Bolton showed some attacking intent and Peter Reid's shot flew off Barry Daines and Taylor was on hand to kick the ball out as it was going in.  Winger Willie Morgan was unlucky after his shot flew off a Spurs leg and hit the crossbar.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Daines, , , , McAllitser, Pratt, Perryman, , Taylor, Lee,
Unused subs. : - 
Bolton Wanderers -  Jim McDonagh, , , , , , Peter Reid, , , W. Morgan 
Unused subs. : - 
(Red shirts with white trim, white shorts, red socks)
Attendance : -   37,337
Ref. : -

The biggest White Hart Lane crowd for three years witnessed a tense affair with both clubs on 51 points, but Spurs on top courtesy of a better goal difference.  It was a single goal from a familiar face to Bolton fans that won the game, with Don McAllister, signed from Burnden Park three years previously, who dived in to head home Glenn Hoddle's flick on to John Pratt's corner in the 35th minute to beat Jim McDonagh in goal.

There was a threat to the lead when the ball hit the Spurs net in the 71st minute, but Neil Whatmore was ruled offside by the linesman after the referee had given the goal initially.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Daines, G. Armstrong, Holmes, McAllister, Perryman, Hoddle, Pratt, McNab, C. Lee (Moores), Chris Jones, P. Taylor
Unused sub. : - 
Bolton Wanderers -   McDonagh, P. Jones, Dunne, Walsh, Allardyce, Greaves, Morgan, Whatmore, Train, Reid, Worthington
Unused sub. : - 
Attendance : - 50,097
Ref. : - Alf Grey (Norfolk)

John Ritson put the home side ahead, but Peter Taylor's late penalty - his first goal for Tottenham - gave Spurs an equaliser to take the game into an extra half-hour.  Bolton were the stronger side in extra time and a Gary Jones strike settled the match in the Trotters' favour. 

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   McDonagh, Ritson, Nicholson, Greaves (G. Jones), Walsh, Allardyce, Morgan, Whatmore, Train, Reid, Worthington
Spurs -  Daines, Naylor, Holmes, Hoddle, McAllister, Perryman (c), Pratt, McNab (Armstrong), Duncan, Lee, Taylor
Unused sub. : - 
Attendance : - 31,314

An indeed that proved the case despite Tottenham taking a 2-0 lead.  John Duncan struck to head in the first goal from a 38th minute Glenn Hoddle corner.  However, Roy Greaves got Bolton back on track with a penalty awarded against Jimmy Holmes for handball in the 55th minute. 

It was Hoddle put Tottenham further ahead when he produced a curler around McDonagh from 15 yards out after being set up by Holmes and Gerry Armstrong, but Neil Whatmore equalised with five minutes to spare, converting Micky Walsh's through ball to take Spurs back to Burnden Park for the replay.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Daines; Naylor, McAllister, Holmes, Perryman; McNab, Hoddle, Pratt (Armstrong), Taylor; Lee, Duncan 
Bolton Wanderers -   McDonagh, Greaves, Whatmore, M. Walsh
Unused subs. : - 
Attendance : -  43,731
Ref : - Derek Nippard (-)

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Unused subs. : - 
Spurs - 
Unused subs. : - 
Attendance : -  34,290

Bolton should have gone ahead in the early stages when Francis Lee set up Gordon Taylor for a shot the flew just wide of the Tottenham goal.  However, Greaves' goal five minutes before the interval settled the match, knocking the ball into the net from close range. 

This was John White's last match at White Hart Lane, before his untimely death in July.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Brown, Baker, Norman, Henry, Mullery, Beal, Cliff Jones, White, Bobby Smith, Greaves, Dyson
Bolton Wanderers -   Hopkinson, Hartle, Farrimond, Rimmer, Edwards, Lennard, Davison, Bromley, Lee, Hill, Taylor. 
Attendance : -  32,507

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs - 
Attendance : -    ,

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -  Eddie Hopkinson, Hartle, Syd Farrimond, Stanley, Edwards, Lennard, Davison, Hill, Wyn Davies, Deaking, Pilkington
Spurs - Brown, Baker, Henry, Marchi, Norman, Mackay, Cliff Jones, White, Smith, Greaves, Dyson
Attendance : -   18,394
Kits :
Bolton wore white shirts, navy shorts and white socks with two navy hoops.
Spurs wore navy shirts with white neck and cuffs, white shorts and white socks
 

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   Alan Hodgkinson, Hartle, Farrimond, Stanley, Edwards, Rimmer, Francis Lee, Hill, Davies, Deakin, Butler
Spurs - Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower (cpt), Norman, Mackay, Medwin, Clayton, Les Allen, Greaves, Cliff Jones
Colours : - Navy blue shirts with white cuffs and collar, white shorts and white socks 
Attendance : -    20,737
 

Two days before Tottenham met Dukla Prague, they faced Bolton and the visitors took the early initiative.  Freddie Hill struck the bar and the goalpost, but it was Spurs who took the lead with Bobby Smith's 34th minute volley finishing off a neat chipped pass from John White.  However, Hill did find the back of the net shortly afterwards to make it 1-1 after being set free by Ron McGarry. 

Hill was on the mark again in the 54th minute to give Wanderers the lead as he crashed in a 30 yard left foot shot, but Spurs responded with White the creator once more, this time setting up Jimmy Greaves with ten minutes left on the clock.

Teams : 
Spurs -   , , , , , White, Bobby Smith, Greaves
Bolton Wanderers -  , , , , , , McGarry, Hill 
Attendance : -   36,470

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs - 
Attendance : -    ,

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs - 
Attendance : -    ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Bolton Wanderers -  Parry, Stevens
Attendance : -  41,909

The match was played on a sodden pitch and Spurs took the lead with a move passing through Blanchflower, Dunmore and Brooks.  The winger's cross was slid home by Bobby Smith, but Tottenham were pegged back late on when Nat Lofthouse headed home a cross from Doug Holden.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Brown, Blanchflower, Dunmore, Brooks, Bobby Smith
Bolton Wanderers -  Lofthouse, Holden
Attendance : -   39,820

Nat Lofthouse grabbed two goals and Ray Parry scored in a 3-2 win at Burnden Park, while the Tottenham goals came from Bobby Smith and George Robb.

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   , , , , , , , , , , Parry, Lofthouse,
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , , B. Smith, Robb
Attendance : -    20,381

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs - 
Attendance : -    ,

Terry Dyson continued to deputise for the injured Terry Medwin and it was he who beat two men after receiving a pass from Tommy Harmer before hitting the net on 25 minutes.  Bobby Smith scored the second for Tottenham three minutes after, having taken Stokes' pass and it was three before half-time when George Robb struck Dyson's centre first time into the net with the whistle for the interval moments away,

While Spurs also had the balance of play after the break, chances were not taken and Hopkinson could not be beaten until Robb was fouled in the area and Tommy Harmer added a penalty to make the final score 4-0.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Ditchburn, Baker, Hopkins, Blanchflower, Ryden, Marchi, Dyson, Harmer, Bobby Smith, Stokes, Robb
Bolton Wanderers -   Hopkinson, Hartle, Threlfell, Hennin, Higgins, Edwards, Holden, Stevens, Lofthouse, Allcock, Gubbins
Attendance : -  42,030
ref. :  Mr. A. Murdoch (Yorkshire)

Nat Lofthouse scored the winner after 60 minutes in a game played in very windy conditions.

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs -  Ditchburn, Baker, Hopkins, Blanchflower, Clarke, Marchi, Medwin, Harmer, Bobby Smith, Brooks, Robb
Attendance : -    30,899

Bobby Smith's goal had put Tottenham ahead at the break, but the second half was a different matter.  Bolton scored soon after the restart to make it 1-1, but George Robb restored the Spurs lead.

However, two penalties for the home side in three minutes changed the outcome of the match, with both being converted to leave the points at Burnden Park after a disappointing result.

Tottenham were without Dave Dunmore, who was representing the Army in a match against the Irish FA.

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   Ken Grieves, Roy Hartle, Tommy Banks, Johnny Wheeler, Malcolm Barrass, Ralph Gubbins, Bryan Edwards, Dennis Stevens, Brian Birch, Doug Holden, Nat Lofthouse
Manager : - Bill Ridding
Spurs -  Reynolds, Norman, Hopkins, Blanchflower, Clarke, Marchi, McClellan, Brooks, Duquemin, Smith, Robb
Manager : - Jimmy Anderson
Attendance : -    10,942

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs - 
Attendance : -    ,

Teams : 
Spurs -   , , , , , , , ,
Bolton Wanderers -   , , , , , , , , Ralph Gubbins, Nat Lofthouse,
Attendance : -    35,237

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   , , , , , , , , , Hassell, Lofthouse,
Spurs - 
Attendance : -    39,842

An early season game saw Tottenham beat Bolton Wanderers at White Hart Lane by four goals to two in the First Division to complete a double over the Trotters in five days. 

One win in three games prior to this match gave no indication of what would happen at the end of the campaign, with Spurs ending it with their first First Division championship title. 

Tottenham had been shocked when Moir shot home through a crowded penalty area to give the Trotters a 10^th minute lead, but things got worse when Langton fed Hernon to set up Moir to score his second of the game. 

But Tottenham started to put things together, with some neat passing opening up Bolton to allow Medley to cross for Duquemin to crash in a header.  This inspired a spell of pressure that brought an equaliser when Sonny Walters put a corner into the goalmouth and Howe knocked the ball into his own goal. 

Now level, Tottenham had the momentum to go on and win the game.  With Duquemin shooting his second and Bill Nicholson creating a fourth for Eddie Baily Spurs had won a match that had goals, chances and good personal battles all over the field, played out in a sporting manner.  

Teams : 
Spurs -   , Ramsey, , Nicholson, , , Medley, Duquemin, Walters,
Bolton Wanderers -   , , Howe, , , , , , Langton, Hernon, Moir.
Attendance : -    44,246
Ref : -

They suffered a set-back when Clarke slid Langton's cross into his own net on 35 minutes, but five minutes before the break Murphy ran through the home defence and the keeper could only help the ball into the net. 

The second half proved a better one for Spurs and Medley, Walters and Duquemin all scored to give Tottenham the points.

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -  Langton
Spurs - Ditchburn, Ramsey, Withers, Nicholson, Clarke, Burgess, Walters, Murphy, Duquemin, Bailey, Medley
Attendance : -    21,745
Ref : -

Bolton were near the foot of Division One, while Spurs were in the Second Division when the two teams were drawn together in the Third Round of the FA Cup at Burnden Park. 

Tottenham were grateful to Bill Nicholson, who cleared a Bolton shot off the line after it had got past Ted Ditchburn, so the game went into extra time, which was played after the first game in this time.   

Seven minutes in, Len Duquemin hit the first goal of the game in his first FA Cup match.  The striker had to power through the muddy pitch and went past two defenders before shooting across Bolton keeper Hanson.  Freddie Cox's cross provided Duquemin with the opportunity to head home a second in the closing minute of the game to see Tottenham to victory by diving head-long into the mud to score.

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   Hanson, Roberts, Crook, Forrest, Atkinson, Howe, Woodward, Barrass, Lofthouse, Bradley, Moir
Spurs -  Ditchburn, Tickridge, Buckingham, Nicholson, Woodward, Burgess, Cox, Jordan, Duquemin, Baily, Stevens
Attendance : -    37,075

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs - 
Attendance : -    ,

The second replay was held at Villa Park and a crowd of 26,692 turned out to see the tie finally decided in Bolton's favour.

Goals from Ray Westwood and George Walton gave the Trotters a passage through to the sixth round.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Taylor, Channell, Whatley, Day, Howe, Alsford, McCormick, A. G. Hall, Doug Hunt, O'Callaghan, Hedley
Bolton Wanderers -   , , , , , , , , Westwood, Walton,   
Attendance : -    26,692

The replay at Burnden Park went to extra time, but it failed to separate the two sides once more. 

Tottenham once more went ahead, with George Hunt netting, but it was Ray Westwood who took the tie to a third match with the equalising goal.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Taylor, Channell, Whatley, T. Evans, Howe, Alsford, McCormick, A. G. Hall, George Hunt, Morrison, Willie Evans
Bolton Wanderers -   , , , , , , , , Westwood, ,   
Attendance : -    47,453

A Fifth Round FA Cup tie at White Hart Lane ended all square with a goal apiece.

Both teams changed their kits for the match, with Spurs wearing navy blue and white hooped shirts with navy shorts, while Bolton sported red shirts and white shorts.  But it was the Lilywhites who took the lead, with Willie Evans scoring, only for Bolton's Jack Atkinson equalising to salvage a replay. 

Teams : 
Spurs - Taylor, Channell, Whatley, T. Evans, Howe, Alsford, McCormick, A. G. Hall, George Hunt, Willie Evans, Bellamy
Bolton Wanderers -   
Attendance : -   70,347  (a record crowd at the time)

Teams : 
Spurs -  Spiers, Clay, Richardson, Lowdell, Skitt, , Lindsay, Handley, O'Callaghan, J. Armstrong, Elkes, Dimmock
Bolton Wanderers -   , , , , , J. Smith, , ,   
Attendance : -    18,183

The Third Round FA Cup replay saw Spurs triumph 1-0 at Burnden Park.

It was Billy Lane of Tottenham, scoring his first goal for the club in the first team, that won Spurs a place in the Third Round.  But it was Fred Hinton, who was playing against his former team, who was the star of the show, with a series of important stops that kept a clean sheet for Spurs.

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs -   Hinton, Clay, McDonald, Skinner, Skitt, Grimsdell, Thompson, Seed, Lane, Elkes, Dimmock
Attendance : -    51,774

Spurs hosted Bolton in the FA Cup Second Round at the Lane and the visitors went ahead after 20 minutes, with Ted Vizard's run down the left ending with a pass to John Smith, who laid the ball on for Joe Smith to hit an immediate shot past Fred Hinton in the Tottenham goal. 

Spurs had to wait until the 72nd minute to level things, when Jimmy Seed headed home a perfect corner from Jimmy Dimmock from the corner of the six yard box to earn a draw and take the game to Burnden Park for a replay. 

Teams : 
Spurs - Hinton, Clay, McDonald, Skinner, Skitt, Grimsdell, Osborne, Seed, Lane, Elkes, Dimmock
Bolton Wanderers -   
Attendance : -    52,635
Receipts : -  £3,759

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs -  Hinton, Clay, Poynton, Smith, Elkes, White, Osborne, Seed, A. Lindsay, Hargreaves, Dimmock
Attendance : -    42,000

Spurs' goal came from Alex Lindsay, while Bolton went on to win with David Jack scoring twice and John Smith grabbing the other goal.

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   , , , , , , , , Jack, J. Smith
Spurs -  Maddison, Clay, Forster, Smith, Walters, Grimsdell, Walden, Handley, A. Lindsay, Elkes, Dimmock
Attendance : -    25,000

Teams : 
Spurs -   Maddison, Clay, Forster, Smith, Walters, Grimsdell, Walden, Seed, A. Lindsay, Elkes, Dimmock
Bolton Wanderers -   
Attendance : -    35,012

Teams : 
Spurs -   Blake, Grimsdell, Brown, Smith, Lowe, Skinner, Walden, Seed, A. Lindsay, Handley, Dimmock
Bolton Wanderers -   
Attendance : -    ,

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs - 
Attendance : -    ,

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , Seed, Dimmock, Bliss, Cantrell
Bolton Wanderers -   , , , , , , , J. Smith, Rowley
Attendance : -    33,000

Spurs took the points in their meeting with Bolton Wanderers at White Hart Lane as Bert Bliss hit a First Division hat-trick. 

Jimmy Cantrell scored a fourth Tottenham goal, while two goals from Joe Smith restored some respectability to the score-line in what was the club's last win of the season that saw them relegated to Division Two and when World War I was declared, the London Football Combination.

Teams : 
Spurs -    , , , , , , , Bliss, Cantrell
Bolton Wanderers -    , , , , , , , , , Joe Smith
Attendance : -    11,000

The Trotters had arrived at the Lane with a record of seven wins in eight games and had only let one goal in during that run, but It was top scorer Billy Minter who scored the vital goal to give Spurs the two points.

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Minter,
Bolton Wanderers -   
Attendance : -   18,000

By the time the two teams met at Burnden Park, Spurs were in the ascendancy, with Bolton struggling at the bottom of the Division one table.

Spurs were fielding Tommy Lunn and Ernie Newman for the first time, but it was Percy Humphreys who got both goals in a 2-0 win for Tottenham, condemning the Trotters to an immediate return to the Second Division.

Teams : 
Bolton Wanderers -   
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   3,000

Billy Minter had equalised Bert Baverstock's goal to get a point at White Hart Lane. 

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , , , , Minter,
Bolton Wanderers -   , , , , , , , , Baverstock, , ,
Attendance : -    20,000