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Tottenham's cause was not helped when Darren Caskey was sent off, but substitute David Howells volleyed Tottenham ahead again.  Burnley hit the woodwork and had another effort kicked away from the line, before Sheringham headed home Anderton's free-kick the third to round off the win in injury time.

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Spurs  -  Thorstvedt, Kerslake, Campbell, Calderwood, Mabbutt (c), Samways, Sedgley, Caskey, Anderton, Durie (Howells [Moran]), Sheringham
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 Burnley  -  Beresford, Russell, Eyres.
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Attendance : -   20,614

Ian Walker's foot stopped Adrian Randall giving the home side an early lead after just 14 minutes, when he reacted well to a deflection on the shot, but Teddy Sheringham had a good opportunity to score in the first half, just before the break when he moved inside Les Thompson and beat Marlon Beresford with his shot, but was dismayed to see it hit the inside of the post and bounce along the goal-line before it was cleared.

Sheringham was the main threat in the second half too, as Beresford saved a header and John Pender blocked another, while Jason Dozzell's pass was let go by Gary Mabbutt for Teddy to go through, but to shoot over in the 78th minute. Mabbutt's defending prevented Adrian Heath from scoring on two occasions, although Burnley did score in the 56th minute, but Kevin Russell's effort was given off-side.

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Burnley -  Beresford, Farrell, Thompson, Pender, Davis, Randall, Russell, Deary, Francis, Heath, Eyres.
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Spurs -  Walker, Carr (Caskey 80), Campbell, Calderwood, Mabbutt (c), Samways, Sedgley, Dozzell, Anderton, Durie, Sheringham
Subs not used : Dearden, Moran
Ref :  B. Coddington (Sheffield)
Attendance : -   16,844

Striker Terry Gibson hit the opening goal in the game, but Burnley came back thanks to a double from Billy Hamilton and two own goals from Graham Roberts.

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Attendance : -  30,771

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The Turfites scored through Billy Ingham and Peter Noble, while Spurs got a goal from Peter Taylor, whose 20^th minute strike had given them the lead.

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Attendance : -   16,790

Tottenham were in second place on the league ladder with Burnley propping up the table and it was the home team who ran out winners, with Peter Taylor , Neil McNab's first for the club and a jack-knife Glenn Hoddle header netting the goals to keep Spurs in the promotion hunt.

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Ray Hankin had surprised Spurs by giving the Clarets the lead in the 24^th minute, but as much as Spurs pressed for an equaliser, they could not break Burnley down. Losing Doug Collins to injury after 33 minutes, the visitors were further reduced to ten men, when Willie Morgan pulled a hamstring just before the interval.  He lasted only a couple of minutes of the second period, after trying to see if he could play on. 

Despite their reduced numbers, Burnley made it difficult for Spurs and it took until the 62^nd minute to get the leveller, when a John Pratt corner was forced over the line by John Duncan's chest from very close range.  A second Duncan goal in the 73^rd minute, this time heading in from a Terry Naylor cross, was enough to give Spurs the victory.  Ralph Coates almost added to the score late on, but was denied by keeper Alan Stevenson. 

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Attendance : -  21,322
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Spurs slipped to a 2-3 defeat at Turf Moor with Steve Perryman and John Duncan scoring the Tottenham goals.  This loss kept Spurs third from bottom with three games to play. 

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Mike England twice beat Pat Jennings to give Burnley a 2-0 lead with only 20 minutes on the clock.  The Spurs skipper for the day managed to nudge Ian Brennan's cross into his own net and then deflected Paul Fletcher's shot past his keeper.

There were only ten minutes remaining when John Pratt got low to a Jimmy Neighbour centre and hit the net, quickly followed two minutes later by Mike England completing a strange “hat-trick" of sorts with a goal at the right end, heading in from a Neighbour corner to make it 2-2. 

This was not the end of the action though, with Leighton James bursting through and Phil Beal taking him out.  As referee Kirkpatrick brought out his book to take Beal's name, the Spurs defender poked him in the chest and was dismissed with three minutes of the game left.  It was enough time for Burnley to go for a winner and when James' shot took a nick off John Pratt to confound Jennings, it left Burnley 3-2 winners.

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Leighton James had put the Lancashire club ahead and it took goals from Martin Chivers and Cyril Knowles to put Tottenham into a 2-1 lead.  However, Burnley kept pushing forward and earned the win with strikes from Martin Dobson and Doug Collins.

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Attendance : -   25,180

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Tottenham's hopes of putting some space between them and the Clarets were hit when Andy Lochhead equalised Jimmy Greaves' goal. 

Burnley keeper Blacklaw made a fine save from a shot by Mel Hopkins to keep Spurs out.

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Burnley -   Adam Blacklaw, , , , , , , , Andy Lochhead
Attendance : -   46,536

Twice postponed because of frozen pitches in the harsh winter of 1963, the game took place on a Wednesday afternoon, because of the disruption of electricity supplies, with the pitch freshly cleared after a morning snowstorm.  It did not deter a 30,000 crowd from turning out to see the tie. 

With the game being evenly shared between the two sides, it was the visitors who took the lead just before half-time, with Gordon 'Bomber' Harris scoring, then Dave Mackay put the ball past Bill Brown just after the break to make it 2-0.  Burnley striker Andy Lochead later added a third as Spurs went looking for a way back into the match.

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Spurs -  B. Brown, Baker, Henry, J. Smith, Norman, Mackay, Cliff Jones, B. Smith, J. White, Greaves, Dyson
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Attendance : -   32,756

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Spurs scored through Peter Baker and Bobby Smith, but could not stop the home side running out 4-2 winners.

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Attendance : -   28,397

The conditions were not that amenable to playing great football, with a swirling wind around the ground and Tottenham were pitched in against their rivals on all fronts, Burnley.  But it was Bobby Smith's goal that put Spurs ahead in the first half, but following the kick off after half-time, it took just four minutes for Burnley to get the ball in the net.  However, it was disallowed and Tottenham went close on a couple of occasions before Smith netted a second to double the Tottenham lead.

Maurice Norman was putting in a fine shift at centre-half, but it was Cliff Jones who scored a third goal to put Spurs into the final where they would try to capture the second part of the Double.

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Burnley -  Adam Blacklaw, Miller, Andy Lochhead, Jimmy McIlroy.
Spurs -   Bill Brown, Peter Baker, Ron Henry, Danny Blanchflower, Maurice Norman, Dave Mackay, Cliff Jones, Les Allen, Bobby Smith, John White, Terry Dyson
Attendance : -   69,968

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Striker Len Duquemin had headed Tottenham into the lead in the 49^th minute, following a cross from Charlie Withers, but Burnley stormed back to grab an equaliser when Brian Pilkington - a 19 year old making his debut - fired in a drive that Ted Ditchburn could only palm into the path of Bill Holden to slide it home. 

With the game going into the last minute, Les Medley put in a high cross that sliced off his foot and flew over the keeper and into the net for a 2-1 win for Spurs.

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Spurs followed up a 7-1 opening day victory over Reading with a similar big win in their home meeting with Burnley. 

Ted Harper grabbed a brace, while Billy Cook went one better with a hat-trick, leaving the other three goals to be shared between Taffy O'Callaghan (2) and Willie Davies.  Burnley's single goal in the 8-1 win was scored by Louis Page.

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Spurs -  , , , , Willie Davies, Billy Cook, Taffy O'Callaghan, Ted Harper
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Attendance : -  24,202

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With Spurs hopeful of promotion, this was a vital match and a win was desperately needed.  A well-placed header by Vivian Woodward put Tottenham ahead, with that lead doubled just before the half-time break.  As expected, the home team came out strongly in the second half and scored to make it 2-1, but Spurs held out against the Lancashire side to keep second spot in the table with the end of the season getting closer.

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Spurs - Boreham, Coquet, Wilkes, Bull, Danny Steel, Darnell, MacFarlane, Minter, Woodward, Bobby Steel, Middlemiss.
Attendance : -   8,000