spurs v chelsea match reports

24.02.2008	League Cup Final. For match report, click here
12.01.2008	Premier League. For match report, click here
07.04.2007	Premier League. For match report, click here
19.03.2007	FA Cup Sixth Round replay. For match report, click here
11.03.2007	FA Cup Sixth Round. For match report, click here
05.11.2006	Premier League. For match report, click here
11.03.2006	Premier League. For match report, click here
27.08.2005	Premier League. For match report, click here
15.01.2005	Premier League. For match report, click here
19.09.2004	Premier League. For match report, click here
03.04.2004	Premier League. For match report, click here
13.09.2003	Premier League. For match report, click here
01.02.2003	Premier League. For match report, click here
03.11.2002	Premier League. For match report, click here
10.03.2002	FA Cup Sixth Round. For match report, click here
23.01.2002	League Cup semi-final - Second leg. For match report, click here
09.01.2002	League Cup semi-final - First leg. For match report, click here
16.09.2001	Premier League. For match report, click here
17.04.2001	Premier League. For match report, click here
28.10.2000	Premier League. For match report, click here
05.02.2000	Premier League. For match report, click here
12.01.2000	Premier League. For match report, click here
10.05.1999	Premier League. For match report, click here
19.12.1998	Premier League. For match report, click here
11.04.1998	For match report, click here Teams : Chelsea - ; Petrescu, Lee, Di Matteo, Gullitt, Vialli, Hughes, Spurs - ; Campbell, , , ; , Nielsen, , ; Armstrong, Subs not used : - Crowd : - 34,149
06.12.1997	A complete turnaround in a match that saw smashed by Chelsea. It was 1-1 at half-time, thanks mainly to De Goey's resilience in keeping David Ginola's shots out and Wise clearing Ferdinand's header off the line and Walker denying Lebeouf and Petrescu. Until then it had seemed like a normal enough match, but then Tore Andre Flo got a hat-trick, Zola ran riot and Spurs collapsed under the barrage of efforts on their goal. Nicholls, Di Matteo and Petrescu scored the others. Ramon Vega's header from Sinton's free-kick drew Spurs level four minutes after the first Flo goal, but in the end we were pleased to get away with six in what must rate as one of the most abject capitulations in Tottenham's history of home games. Teams : - Spurs - Walker; Carr, Vega, Scales (Allen 71), Wilson; Calderwood, Nielsen (Anderton 60), Fox, Sinton (Edinburgh 56); Ginola, Ferdinand Subs not used : - Baardsen, Mabbutt Chelsea - De Goey; Babayaro, Lebouef, Duberry, Le Saux; Petrescu, Sinclair, Zola, Di Matteo, Flo, Wise Subs not used : - Hitchcock, Nicholls, Myers, Hughes, Vialli Crowd : - 28,476 Ref : - Dermot Gallagher (Banbury)
01.02.1997	Sol Campbell's deflection on Gianfranco Zola's 50th second chipped free-kick beat Ian Walker and left Spurs always chasing the game as the two teams met in the Premier League. A long range shot by Roberto Di Matteo added to the lead in the 52nd minute and both keepers were in action with Walker denying Hughes with a great save, while Kevin Hitchcock prevented Andy Sinton getting Tottenham back into the match. Iversen twice went close, but it was left to David Howells who nodded home Anderton's 82nd minute cross to narrow the deficit. The Spurs midfielder almost salvaged a draw, but his effort rolled along the goal-line until hacked out by a Chelsea boot. Teams : Spurs - Walker; Austin, Campbell, Nethercott (Wilson 81), Edinburgh (Fox 72), ; Carr (Anderton 56), Anderton, Howells, Sinton; Iversen, R. Allen Subs not used : - Baardsen, Rosenthal, Chelsea - Hitchcock; Sinclair, Clarke, Lebeouf, Minto ; Petrescu, Zola, Di Matteo, Newton; M. Hughes, Wise Subs not used : - Grodas, P. Hughes, Vialli, Myers Crowd : - 33,027
26.10.1996	The match took place in a sad atmosphere, coming just four days after the death of Chelsea chairman Matthew Harding. Both Gianluca Vialli and Mark Hughes were wide of the mark with their early efforts, but then in the 27th minute, Ruud Gullitt converted a Hughes header that rebounded off the post. Spurs hit back just five minutes before the interval, when Chris Armstrong got his head to an Allan Nielsen long-throw to bring the scores level. In the 52nd minute, a penalty was awarded to Chelsea when Campbell was adjudged to have brought down Dan Petrescu and David Lee scored from the spot. The Pensioners added to their lead with Di Matteo getting on the end of Vialli's cross for the third Chelsea goal. Teams : Chelsea - ; Petrescu, Lee, Di Matteo, Gullitt, Vialli, Hughes, Spurs - ; Campbell, , , ; , Nielsen, , ; Armstrong, Subs not used : - Crowd : - 28,313
27.04.1996	- Spurs - ; , , , ; , , , n; , Subs not used : - , Chelsea - ; , ; , , ; Crowd : - 32,918
25.11.1995	- Teams : Chelsea - ; , , , Spurs - ; , , , ; , , , ; , Subs not used : - Crowd : - 31,059
11.02.1995	- Teams : Chelsea - ; , , , Spurs - ; , , , ; , , , ; , Subs not used : - Crowd : - 30,812
23.11.1994	A Premiership meeting with former player Glenn Hoddle, who was now Chelsea player-manager added some spice to an otherwise defensive match. Sheringham went close with an effort that hit the upright, while Kharine kept him at bay with a few saves from his shots. Walker at the other end had to dive smartly to keep out a close range header from Eddie Newton, but neither side was able to breach a defence to break the deadlock. Teams : Spurs - Walker; Austin, Calderwood, Mabbutt, Campbell; Popescu, Anderton, Barmby (Dumitrescu), Howells; Klinsmann, Sheringham Subs not used : - Day, Nethercott Chelsea - Kharine; Newton Crowd : - 27,037
27.02.1994	A debatable injury time penalty gave Chelsea a 4-3 win that should have been out of their reach. Spurs went ahead with two goals in a minute from Steve Sedgley (exhibiting a shirt over the head celebration for the first time) in the 17th minute and Jason Dozzell quickly added another. The home team hit back with three goals from Mal Donaghy (29), Mark Stein (32) and John Spencer (44). Kharine in the Chelsea goal performed well to make great saves from Anderton, Scott, Gray and Campbell. Eventually, Andy Gray pulled the score back to 3-3 from the penalty spot on 71 minutes, but then he had another spot-kick (given when Kharine brought down Rosenthal) saved ten minutes later, only for Stein to secure a home win with his own penalty with seconds left. Spurs disputed the award, as Dean Austin had not seemed to make contact with Gavin Peacock. Teams : Chelsea - Kharine; Donaghy, Clarke, Spencer, Stein Spurs - Walker; Austin, Nethercott, Scott, Edinburgh (Campbell); Mabbutt (c), Samways, Anderton (Gray), Sedgley; Dozzell, Rosenthal Subs not used : - Day Crowd : - 16,807
01.09.1993	Teddy Sheringham's 85th minute penalty got Spurs a point at White Hart Lane as Chelsea took the lead through a 23rd minute Tony Cascarino goal. Dennis Wise had already gone close with a shot for Glenn Hoddle's team before another effort was guided into the net by Cascarino to give Chelsea a goal advantage. The Irish international had a couple of further chances before half time, but failed to convert the openings. In the second period, Spurs came out with more purpose and former Chelsea man Gordon Durie headed a cross narrowly wide. Dozzell tested Kharine in the Blues goal with a header and Anderton also brought the Russian keeper into action, while Jacob Kjeldberg had to clear a Sheringham header off the goal-line. However, the crucial moment in the half came from Sheringham's move into the box, where Steve Clarke pushed him for the ref to award a penalty to Spurs, which Teddy slotted past Kharine. Only a fine double save from Sheringham and Durie by the Chelsea goalie deprived Spurs of all three points. Teams : Spurs - Thorstvedt; Austin, Campbell (Howells), Calderwood, Mabbutt (c); Samways, Anderton, Sedgley, Dozzell; Sheringham, Durie Subs not used : - Walker, Moran Chelsea - Kharine, Hall, Clarke, Kjeldberg, Donaghy, Peacock, Cascarino, Crowd : - 27,567
20.03.1993	- Teams : Chelsea - ; , , , Spurs - ; , , , ; , , , ; , Subs not used : - Crowd : - 25,157
05.12.1992	Three goals in the last fifteen minutes livened up this dull encounter and saw Chelsea return West with the points. Eddie Newton broke through for the Pensioners in the 77th minute and then added a second eleven minutes later, while Spurs got a late consolation through debutant Sol Campbell, who had come on as a forward substitute for Nick Barmby and drove home from the edge of the area to beat the Chelsea keeper. Teams : Spurs - Barmby (Campbell 69) Chelsea - Newton Crowd : - 31,540
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01.12.1990	Chelsea won this First Division match 3-2, but Spurs were hit with a fine to add insult to injury. Having stopped for lunch at a hotel on route, the club coach was wheel-clamped and therefore, the team sheet was handed in to the referee late and the FA fined the club for the misdemeanour. The home side won by the odd goal in five, with Kerry Dixon, John Bumstead and Gordon Durie scoring for the Blues and Spurs replied with goals from Lineker and Gascoigne. Teams : Chelsea - Bumstead, Dixon, Durie Spurs - Gascoigne, Lineker, Crowd : - 33,478
10.02.1990	David Howells scored with a diving header from about a yard to put Spurs 1-0 up, but Chelsea equalised through John Bumstead. Gary Lineker got the winner in the last few minutes of the game. Chelsea: Beasant, C Wilson, Clarke, Dorigo, Roberts, Johnsen, Bumstead, McAllister, Nicholas, Dixon, K Wilson Spurs: Thorstvedt, Hughton, Van den Hauwe, Polston, Howells, Mabbutt, Walsh (Moran), Gascoigne, Nayim, Lineker (Moncur), Sedgley Crowd : - 28,130 Ref : -
16.09.1989	-
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22.08.1987	A goal from substitute Nico Claesen was the difference between the two sides in this First Division encounter. Claesen netted with just five minutes left to earn Spurs three points and leave Chelsea the trip back to West London pointless. Spurs: , , , , , , , , , Metgod (Claesen 69), . Chelsea: , C Wilson, , , , Hazard, , Durie, , Dixon, . Crowd : - 37,079 Ref : -
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13.09.1986	Micky Hazard was Tottenham's tormentor on his return to his old stamping ground with two goals, one form the penalty spot, in 55 minutes. Clive Allen got Tottenham back into the game with a penalty, but Kerry Dixon's lob ended Spurs' comeback. Teams : Spurs - Chelsea - Crowd : - 28,202
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24.11.1984	Mark Falco's goal gave Spurs a point at Stamford Bridge with former Spurs reserve Kerry Dixon equalising for the home team. Teams : Spurs - Chelsea - Crowd : - 31,197
06.03.1982	An FA Cup Sixth round tie saw Tottenham produce some marvellous play on a bumpy Stamford Bridge pitch to move towards Wembley with a 3-2 win. Terrific second half goals by Archibald, Hoddle and Hazard (in ten second half minutes) eased their way through after Chelsea had taken a lead through Mike Fillery's fierce free-kick just before half-time and then Alan Mayes nicked one towards the end, but Hoddle was imperious that day, displaying his range of passing and creating two and scoring the other to send the Spurs fans home happy (after dodging a hail of bottles and stones back to the tube station). Teams : Chelsea - Francis; Locke, Hutchings, Nutton, Chivers, Pates, Rhoades-Brown, Bumsted, Mayes, Walker (Rofe), Fillery Spurs - Clemence; Hughton, Miller, Price, Hazard, Perryman, Ardiles, Archibald, Galvin, Hoddle, Crooks Crowd : - 42,557
18.11.1978	- Teams : Spurs - Chelsea - Crowd : - 41,594
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19.04.1975	With both teams in the bottom three, the match was significant in terms of points, but also for the events surrounding the match. Fights on the terraces spill over onto the pitch and the game's start is delayed by ref Jack Taylor, while Police struggle to clear the hooligans from the playing surface. A young Chelsea side, featuring Ray "Butch" Wilkins, tried to hold out, but despite the goalkeeping heroics of John Phillips, goals from Steve Perryman and Alfie Conn secured three valuable points to move Spurs out of the bottom three and virtually condemned the Blues to Division Two. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Beal, Osgood, Naylor, Conn, Perryman, C. Jones, Duncan, Neighbour Chelsea - Phillips, Locke, Sparrow, Britton, Droy, Harris, Hay, Wilkins, Maybank, Hutchinson, Cooke Crowd : - 50,998
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15.04.1974	Jimmy Neighbour came closest for Spurs in breaking the deadlock when he turned a cross against the upright, but the game went on to finish goal-less. Teams : Chelsea - , , , , , Webb, , Kember, , , Spurs - , , , England, Dillon, , Perryman, , Chivers, , Neighbour Crowd : - 26,258 Ref. : - Ray Toseland (Kettering)
03.04.1974	White Hart Lane was the venue for this meeting between the two sides that saw Chelsea leave with the spoils. Spurs, captained by Alan Gilzean, took a 34th minute lead when Ray Evans hooked home Ralph Coates' cross. Five minutes after the interval, Micky Droy headed in a Charlie Cooke corner and Chelsea won the game with a rare Ron "Chopper" Harris goal in the 66th minute, drilling home a shot through a packed penalty area. Towards the end, Neil McNab made his debut as a substitute and in the ten minutes he was on the pitch he got kicked on the ankle and only touched the ball twice !! Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Evans, Naylor (McNab), Pratt, Dillon, Beal, McGrath, Kinnear, Chivers, Gilzean, Coates Chelsea - Phillips, , Harris, , Droy, , , , Hudson, , Cooke Crowd : - 25,536 Ref. : - John Homewood (Sudbury on Thames)
03.04.1973	A single goal won this evening game at Stamford Bridge and it was John Pratt, who got on the end of a Ray Evans cross in the 34th minute with a fierce drive, that took both points back to White Hart Lane. Teams : Chelsea - Bonetti, , , , , , , , , , Spurs - Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Coates, Collins, Beal, Pratt, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Pearce Crowd : - 25,536
21.10.1972	An unfortunate deflection by Phil Beal took the ball into his own net as he tried to stop John Hollins' shot half-way through the first half of this game at White Hart Lane. It was the deciding goal of the game and gave Chelsea both points. Teams : Spurs - , , , Beal, , , , , , , Chelsea - , , , Hollins, , , , , , , Crowd : - 52,581
15.04.1972	Spurs scored a convincing 3-0 home win with Martin Chivers setting Tottenham on their way with an early goal. This was soon followed by Ralph Coates' first league goal for the club, despite a vain attempt to stop the ball by Bonetti. The goal-scoring was completed within 20 minutes, when Chivers took a Coates pass and struck the Spurs third. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , , Coates, , Chivers Chelsea - Bonetti, , , , , , , , , , Osgood (Kember) Crowd : - 45,799
05.01.1972	League Cup heartbreak came in the last minute of this semi-final second leg, as Chelsea scored to go through to Wembley. Spurs had taken the lead 2-1 with goals from Martin Chivers and a Martin Peters penalty. Chelsea's goal came from Chris Garland, but with seconds ticking away, a corner on Tottenham's right was played in by Alan Hudson. The match was played under trying conditions, with the rain lashing down and as the ball came in to the near post, it skidded and managed to squeeze in past Cyril Knowles at the upright to give Chelsea a 5-4 aggregate win. Teams : Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , Spurs - , , , , , , , , , , Crowd : - 52,755
22.12.1971	Chelsea took a slim 3-2 lead from this League Cup Final semi-final first leg at Stamford Bridge. Goals from Chris Garland, John Hollins and Peter Osgood edged Tottenham out, who had seen Terry Naylor and Martin Chivers hit goals. Teams : Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , Spurs - , , , , , , , , , , Crowd : - 43,330
27.11.1971	A big crowd gathered at Stamford Bridge to witness this close London derby. A single strike from Charlie Cooke edged the match in Chelsea's favour, but Spurs pushed them all the way. Teams : Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , Spurs - , , , , , , , , , , Crowd : - 52,581
13.03.1971	The two Martins - Chivers and Peters - scored to give Spurs a 2-1 victory in the First Division over Chelsea, who got a goal through Tottenham old boy Keith Weller. Teams : Spurs - Pat Jennings, Joe Kinnear, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Peter Collins, Phil Beal, Alan Gilzean (Jimmy Neighbour), Steve Perryman, Martin Chivers, Martin Peters, John Pratt Chelsea - John Phillips, Johnny Boyle, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, John Dempsey, David Webb, Keith Weller, Alan Hudson, Tommy Baldwin, Charlie Cooke, Peter Houseman Crowd : - 49,292 Ref. : - Jack Taylor (Wolverhampton)
14.11.1970	Two late goals won this in front of a 61,277 crowd at the Bridge. Alan Mullery's pile-driver and a poacher's goal from Pearce - both in the last two minutes won it for Spurs, who hit the bar through Chivers in the dying seconds, on a sodden pitch. Teams : Chelsea - Peter Bonetti, Johnny Boyle, Ron Harris, John Hollins, Marvin Hinton (John Dempsey), David Webb, Keith Weller, Charlie Cooke, Peter Osgood, Tommy Baldwin, Peter Houseman Spurs - Pat Jennings, Joe Kinnear, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England, Phil Beal, Alan Gilzean, Steve Perryman (Neil Johnson), Martin Chivers, Martin Peters, Jimmy Pearce Crowd : - 61,277 Ref. : - Pat Partridge (Middlesbrough)
04.04.1970	Tommy Baldwin's goal gave Chelsea a 1-0 home win in the First Division. . Teams : Chelsea - Peter Bonetti, David Webb, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, John Dempsey, Marvin Hinton, Tommy Baldwin, Peter Houseman, Peter Osgood, Alan Birchenall, Charlie Cooke Spurs - Pat Jennings, Joe Kinnear, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England, Phil Beal, Alan Gilzean, Steve Perryman, Martin Chivers, Martin Peters, Roger Morgan Crowd : - 44,925 Ref. : - Kevin Howley (Billingham)
27.08.1969	A draw in this London derby saw David Webb head Chelsea into the lead a minute after the break. His goal marked a long period of attacking by Spurs, but they had to wait for the equaliser from winger Jimmy Pearce. His 30 yard rising shot beat Peter Bonetti all ends up with eleven minutes left on the clock to share the points. Teams : Spurs - Pat Jennings, Tony Want, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England, Peter Collins, Jimmy Pearce, Jimmy Greaves, Martin Chivers, Alan Gilzean, Roger Morgan Chelsea - Peter Bonetti, David Webb, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, John Dempsey, Marvin Hinton, Peter Osgood, Alan Birchenall, Alan Hudson, Peter Houseman, Charlie Cooke (Stewart Houston) Crowd : - 47,395 Ref. : - Harry New (Havant)
22.03.1969	A 1-0 First Division home win saw Tottenham overcome Chelsea with a goal from midfielder Neil Johnson. Teams : Spurs - Pat Jennings, Phil Beal, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England, Peter Collins, Neil Johnson, Jimmy Greaves, Alan Gilzean, Terry Venables, Jimmy Pearce Chelsea - Peter Bonetti, David Webb, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, John Dempsey, Peter Osgood, Johnny Boyle, Bobby Tambling, Ian Hutchinson, Ron Harris, Peter Houseman Crowd : - 47,349 Ref. : - Jack Taylor (Wolverhampton)
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31.08.1968	A 2-2 away draw for Spurs came with goals from Jimmy Greaves and Cliff Jones at Stamford Bridge, while the Pensioners scored through Alan Birchenall and a Peter Osgood penalty. Teams : Chelsea - Peter Bonetti, Ron Harris, Eddie McCreadie, John Hollins, David Webb, Johnny Boyle, Tommy Baldwin, Bobby Tambling (Peter Houseman), Peter Osgood, Charlie Cooke, Alan Birchenall Spurs - Pat Jennings, Joe Kinnear, Cyril Knowles, Alan Mullery, Mike England, Phil Beal, Cliff Jones, Jimmy Greaves, Martin Chivers, Terry Venables (Jimmy Robertson), Alan Gilzean Crowd : - 48,412 Ref. : - Harry New (Havant)
20.05.1967	FA Cup Final. For match report, click here
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26.10.1966	Chelsea ran out 3-0 winners with three second half goals. A Bobby Tambling penalty opened the scoring, before Tommy Baldwin scored the other two to give the Blues a home win. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , Mackay (c), , , , , Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , Tambling, Baldwin Crowd : - 31,034
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11.12.1965	Two goals apiece from Jimmy Greaves and Alan Gilzean gave Spurs the points in this First Division meeting that ended 4-2. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , , Greaves, Gilzean, Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , Crowd : - 42,299
01.02.1964	Chelsea left White Hart Lane with a 2-1 win inspired by inside left Tommy Harmer, returning to his old stamping ground. Tottenham's goal was converted by Jimmy Greaves. . Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , , Greaves, , Chelsea - , , , , , , , , Harmer, , Crowd : - 51,007
08.01.1964	A lock-out 70,000 crowd saw Chelsea progress to Round 4 of the FA Cup with a 2-0 win over Spurs. The returning Bobby Tambling opened the Chelsea scoring with a 17th minute shot on the turn to finish off Murray's low centre. A penalty was awarded against Phil Beal for a trip on Tambling two minutes later, but Hollowbread dived to keep out Terry Venables' spot-kick. However, in the 74th minute, man of the match Tambling created an opening for Murray to seal the win with a second Chelsea goal. Teams : Chelsea - Dunn, Hinton, McCreadie, R. Harris, Upton, Mortimore, Venables, Bridges, Tambling, Murray, Blunstone Spurs - Hollowbread, Baker, Hopkins, Marchi (c), Norman, Beal, Cliff Jones, Clayton, Bobby Smith, Greaves, Dyson Crowd : - 70,123
04.01.1964	A Third Round FA Cup tie that kicked off at 2.45 because Arsenal were also at home saw both sides under-strength. Spurs were without Marchi, Brown, Medwin and Mackay, while the Pensioners missed Houseman and Bonetti. Spurs took an early lead after three minutes, when Eddie McCreadie fell with Cliff Jones and referee Finney gave a free kick to Tottenham. Peter Baker played it in, Smith swung at the ball, but missed and fortunately, it fell to Terry Dyson to knock it home past 19 year old John Dunn in the Chelsea goal. With twenty minutes gone, Chelsea levelled when Frank Blunstone's run saw him pass two Spurs defenders and his cross was onto the head of Bert Murray, who beat Hollowbread to make it 1-1. The second half was a scrappier affair, with McCreadie clearing Eddie Clayton's shot off the line and Hollowbread denying Barry Bridges' drive. On 65 minutes, Smith crashed Jones' cross against the underside of the bar, but the ball bounced out and that was the last meaningful effort on goal as the game fizzled out into a draw and a replay was needed to sort out the two teams. Teams : Spurs - Hollowbread, Baker, , , John Smith, Cliff Jones, Clayton, Bobby Smith, Greaves (c), Dyson Chelsea - Dunn, McCreadie, R. Harris, Upton, Blunstone, Mortimore, D. Brown, Bridges, Harmer, Murray Crowd : - 49,382 Ref : - Jim Finney
21.09.1963	Jimmy Greaves' hustling of Chelsea defender Ken Shellito caused him to put through his won goal to give Spurs an early lead and then Bobby Smith scored against his old team at Stamford Bridge to give Tottenham a 2-0 lead before the interval. It was the 87th minute when the Tottenham goalscoring was complete, as a Frank Blunstone back-pass was intercepted by Peter Baker, who went onto put the ball into the net for what turned out to be his last goal for the club. Teams : Chelsea - , Blunstone, , , Shellito, , , , , , Spurs - , Baker, , , , , , , , Greaves, Smith Crowd : - 57,401
30.12.1961	Spurs recorded a big win over Chelsea in this First Division match at White Hart Lane. A single Cliff Jones goal separated the sides at the turn-around, but Dave Mackay netted and another from Jones put Tottenham 3-0 ahead. Graham Moore scored twice for Chelsea to make the gap just one goal. This produced a reaction from Spurs, who went forward to score through Jones' hat-trick goal and a fifth from Less Allen. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , , Cliff Jones, Les Allen, Bobby Smith Chelsea - , , , , , , , , Moore, , , Crowd : - 44,630 Ref. : - - (-)
03.04.1961	Three headed goals gave Tottenham the win in a close London derby. The first came in the seventh minute from John White's cross, when Bobby Smith nodded one in against his old club. Just after the half hour, Brabrook fell heavily after challenging Maurice Norman in the air and left the field, leaving Chelsea a man short. Shortly after, Chelsea's Jimmy Greaves hit home a cross from Mike Harrison and received a booking (the first of his career) for disputing the offside decision that ruled it out. It was only a short time after when the Blues did equalise form a Frank Blunstone shot and they went on to take the lead in the 55th minute through an unmarked Greaves. On 59 minutes, Spurs pulled level When Medwin headed home a nod back by Smith from Blanchflower's long cross. A quarter of an hour from the end of the game, Maurice Norman moved forward to head home a Dave Mackay free-kick to secure a 3-2 win. Teams : Chelsea - Bonetti, , , , , Harrison, , , Greaves, Blunstone, Brabrook Spurs - Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay, Jones, White, B. Smith, L. Allen, Medwin Crowd : - 57,103
18.04.1960	The return match at White Hart Lane over the Easter period saw Chelsea gain revenge with a 1-0 win courtesy of a goal from Jimmy Greaves. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , , , , Chelsea - Bonetti , J. Sillett , P. Sillett , Anderton , Mortimore, Crowther , Gibbs, Greaves , Tindall , Brooks , Blunstone Crowd : - 37,205 Ref. : - Mr. R. E. Smith (Newport, Wales)
15.04.1960	A Good Friday trip to Stamford Bridge saw Spurs earn an Easter bonus of a 3-1 win. Teams : Chelsea - Bonetti, J. Sillett, P. Sillett , Anderton, Mortimore, Crowther, Brabrook, Greaves, Tindall, Brooks, Blunstone Spurs - , , , , , , , , , , Crowd : - 67,819 Ref. : - Mr. J. Finney (Hereford)
24.08.1957	Jimmy Greaves' senior debut marked the start of a remarkable career and as was his wont, he scored for Chelsea in a 1-1 draw. Tottenham had the early chances, but failed to take them. They had a chance to take the lead ten minutes after half-time, when Smith was fouled in the area, but Tommy Harmer missed from the penalty spot. Tottenham took the lead with Alfie Stokes converting on 75 minutes, but the 17 year old Greaves earned his side a draw with five minutes left in the game. Teams : Spurs - , , , Blanchflower, , , , , Bobby Smith, Harmer, Stokes. Chelsea - , , , , , , , Greaves, , , Crowd : - 55,580
20.02.1957	A 2-0 Spurs lead at half-time was turned around by the visiting Chelsea side to take both points. Tommy Harmer netted a penalty to give Tottenham the lead and Alfie Stokes doubled the advantage before the break, but Les Allen, then playing for Chelsea, pulled a goal back just after the re-start. Derek Saunders made it 2-2 and this was followed by goals from Johnny McNicholl and Allen's second before Terry Medwin pulled a consolation goal back to record a 4-3 win for the Pensioners. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , Medwin, Harmer, Stokes, Chelsea - , , , , , , McNicholl, , , Saunders, L. Allen Crowd : - 20,849
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02.04.1955	Les Duquemin's two goals were not enough to stop Chelsea inning 4-2 thanks to goals from McNichol (2), a Sillett penalty and Wicks. Teams : Spurs - Ron Reynolds, Peter Baker, Mel Hopkins, Danny Blanchflower, Harry Clarke, Tony Marchi, John Gavin, Eddie Baily, Len Duquemin, Johnny Brooks, George Robb Chelsea - Charlie Thomson, John Harris, Peter Sillett, Alan Dicks, Stan Wicks, Derek Saunders, Eric Parsons, Johnnie McNichol, Roy Bentley, Peter Brabrook, Stan Willemse Crowd : - 53,159 Ref : - J C Pollard (Cambridge)
13.11.1954	Roy Bentley and Jim Lewis scored the goals that gave Chelsea a 2-1 win over Tottenham, with the Spurs strike coming from Johnny Gavin. Teams : Chelsea - WG Bill Robertson, John Harris, Stan Willemse, Ken Armstrong, Stan Wicks, Derek Saunders, Eric Parsons, Johnnie McNichol, Roy Bentley, Les Stubbs, Jim L Lewis Spurs - Ron Reynolds, Alf Ramsey, Charlie Withers, Bill Nicholson, Harry Clarke, Tony Marchi, John Gavin, Eddie Baily, Dave Dunmore, Johnny Brooks, George Robb Crowd : - 52,961 Ref. : - J C Pollard (Cambridge)
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07.11.1953	It was an early goal after Frank Bentley and Frank Blunstone created the chance for Leslie Stubbs to head home that gave Chelsea the lead in this First Division meeting at WHL. Bentley could have doubled the lead after 30 minutes, but shot wide with only Ditchburn to beat and it proved a costly miss, as George Robb and Len Duquemin produced some space to put the ball in and Eddie Baily stretched out a leg to knock home a low cross from 12 yards out to equalise. The two Spurs players proved providers again, with Sonny Walters on the end of their good work this time to score in the 77th minute. Robb was a menace to Chelsea on the day and was brought down in the area to win a penalty kick, but Alf Ramsey's spot-kick was saved by Bill Robertson. Teams : Spurs - Ditchburn, Ramsey, , , , , , , Duquemin, Robb, Baily Chelsea - Robertson, , , Blunstone, , , , , Stubbs, Bentley, Crowd : - 44,795
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03.03.1951	A debut for centre-forward Alex Wright proved a dream start with his early goal putting Spurs on their way to a 2-1 home win. Captain Ron Burgess scored a second goal for Tottenham before half-time, but the home team were pegged back when Bobby Campbell and Ken Armstrong combined to score for Chelsea, but it was not enough to stop Spurs on their way to the League title. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , Burgess (c), , , , , Wright Chelsea - , , , , , , , , Campbell, , K. Armstrong Crowd : - 59,449
14.10.1950	A stirring second half display gave Spurs both points with a 2-0 win at Stamford Bridge. Sonny Walters gave Tottenham the lead, with the victory being sealed when Les Medley's cross was powered home by Len Duquemin's head. Teams : Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , Spurs - , , , , , , , , Medley, Walters, Duquemin Crowd : - 65,992
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25.05.1940	Andy Duncan's two goals and another by Ronnie Burgess were enough to overcome Chelsea, who got on the scoresheet through Mills and Brown in this Football League South match during war-time. Teams : Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , Spurs - , , , , , , , , , , Crowd : - 4,624
30.01.1935	Doug Hunt was on the scoresheet for Tottenham, but that was the only joy they had in a 3-1 Chelsea win at the Lane. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , , , , Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , Crowd : - 28,121
30.09.1933	Tottenham recorded a 4-0 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, who were hampered by having right back George Barber injured for most of the match. George Hunt helped himself to a hat-trick and Taffy O'Callaghan was the other scorer in a good win for Spurs. Teams : Chelsea - , Barber, , , O'Dowd, Woodley, Law, Mills, , , , Spurs - , , , , , , , , , O'Callaghan, George Hunt Crowd : - 67,454
27.08.1923	A Bank Holiday Monday game at Stamford Bridge saw Alex Lindsay score the winner for Spurs to make it two wins out of two at the start of the season for Spurs. Teams : Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , Spurs - , , , , , , , , , , Lindsay Crowd : - 40,000
02.01.1915	Goals by Charlie Freeman and Bert MIddlemiss shared the points between the two London sides. Teams : Chelsea - James Molyneux, Walter Bettridge, Jack Harrow, Fred Taylor, Tom Logan, Laurence Abrams, Harry Ford, Harold Halse, Bob Thomson, Charlie Freeman, Robert McNeil Spurs - Bill Jacques, Tommy Clay, Jock Pearson, Finlay Weir, Bob Steel, Edward Lightfoot, Fanny Walden, Billy Minter, Harry Sparrow, Bert Bliss, Bert Middlemiss Crowd : - 30,000 Ref. : - P. Sant (Barnsley)
05.09.1914	Goals by Jimmy Cantrell and Robert McNeil shared the points between the two London sides. Teams : Spurs - Bill Jacques, Tommy Clay, Fred Webster, Jim Fleming, Bob Steel, Arthur Grimsdell, Fanny Walden, Jimmy Banks, Jimmy Cantrell, Bert Bliss, Bert Middlemiss Chelsea - James Molyneux, James Sharp, Owen Marshall, Fred Taylor, Tom Logan, Laurence Abrams, Harry Ford, Harold Halse, Charlie Freeman, Jimmy Croal, Robert McNeil Crowd : - 26,000 Ref. : - - (-)
27.12.1913	Harry Ford netted Chelsea's goal, but Spurs took the points with goals from Jim Fleming and Vivian Woodward. Teams : Spurs - John Joyce, Tom Collins, Fred Webster, Finlay Weir, Bob Steel, Arthur Grimsdell, Fanny Walden, Jim Fleming, Jimmy Cantrell, Bert Bliss, Bert Middlemiss Chelsea - James Molyneux, Owen Marshall, Jack Harrow, Nils Middelboe, Tom Logan, George Hunter, Harry Ford, Vivian J Woodward, Bob Whittingham, Charlie Freeman, Norman Fairgray Crowd : - 29,305 Ref. : - - (-)
06.09.1913	Halse scored for Chelsea and Arthur Grimsdell got one for Spurs and Fanny Walden grabbed two, as Spurs took the points 3-1. Teams : Chelsea - James Molyneux, Walter Bettridge, James Sharp, Fred Taylor, Tom Logan, Sam Downing, Harry Ford, Harold Halse, Bob Whittingham, Charlie Freeman, John A Brown Spurs - Arthur King, Tom Collins, Fred Webster, Finlay Weir, Bob Steel, Arthur Grimsdell, Fanny Walden, Billy Minter, Jimmy Cantrell, James Bauchop, Bert Middlemiss Crowd : - 61,500 Ref. : - T P Campbell (Blackburn)
07.12.1912	Wally Tattersall gave Spurs the win in this First Division match with the only goal of the game. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , , , , Tattersall Chelsea - , , , , , , , , , , Crowd : - 36,771

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