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spurs v derby county match
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09.02.2008 |
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18.08.2007 |
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| 29.04.2000 |
Derby
and Spurs fought out a 1-1 draw at White Hart Lane with Horacio
Carbonari's drilled shot giving the visitors the lead, before Stephen
Clemence scored his first Tottenham goal by bundling the ball over the
line with minutes remaining to earn a point.
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Spurs : - Walker; Carr,
Campbell, Perry, Young; Anderton, Korsten (Davies 46), Ginola
(Etherington 72), Clemence; Armstrong, Iversen (McEwen 72).
Subs. not used : - Baardsen, Gardner
Derby County : - Poom; Carbonari, Schnoor, Powell, Burley
Crowd : - 33,044
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| 31.01.1998 |
Derby
grabbed an undeserved win in the Premier League at Pride Park.
Within
seconds of the start, Les Ferdinand hit a scorching shot that rebounded
back off the crossbar, but a goal by Dean Sturridge, seizing on Wilson's
header, gave the Rams the lead against the run of play. A goal
soon after the break was created by Jurgen Klinsmann for Ruel Fox to
stick away the equaliser, but on 77 minutes, Paolo Wanchope steered the
ball past Walker for the winner.
Derby County : - Sturridge, Wanchope
Spurs : - Baardsen; Carr,
Campbell, Vega, Wilson (Howells); Sinton (Dominguez), Fox, Ginola,
Berti; Klinsmann, Ferdinand.
Subs. not used : - Grodas, Clemence, Calderwood
Crowd : - 30,187
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| 15.10.1997 |
Spurs
had a struggle to overcome Derby County in this League
Cup Third Round
tie. Jose Dominguez and Chris Armstrong had early chances before a
21st minute goal put Tottenham ahead. Ginola's strength held off
three defenders to curl a shot past Mart Poom in the Derby goal.
Armstrong
went close in the next attack when he hooked a shot over his shoulder
and it went the wrong side of the post by inches. However, five
minutes after going ahead Gary Rowett's free-kick was flying harmlessly
out of play, but it inadvertently bounced off Paulo Wanchope to divert
it past Walker for an equaliser. Ginola tested Poom's reflexes
twice and Fox's cross saw Robert Kozluk clear very well from under his
bar as Armstrong looked to convert it.
Chances
were being created at both ends, with Sinton at one end and Paul
Trollope and Robin van der Laan at the other going close. In the
70th minute, Wanchope fired a shot past Walker at the near post to put
Derby ahead and although Spurs pushed for a leveller, Armstrong failed
to reach a low cross from Ginola, the French winger then hit a low shot
that Poom saved and Dominguez's volley hit Poom with a volley.
Spurs : - Walker, Carr, Vega (Calderwood), Campbell,
Edinburgh, Howells, Fox, Ginola, Sinton, Armstrong, Dominguez.
Subs. not used : - Nielsen, Fenn
Derby County : - Poom, Rowett, Kozluk, Trollope, van der
Laan, Wanchope,
Ref : Dermot Gallagher (Oxfordshire)
Crowd : - 20,390
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| 23.08.1997 |
A
diving Colin Calderwood header grabbed the three Premiership
points for Tottenham in this game at White Hart Lane.
Spurs
made a lot of goalscoring chances, including a very good save from Poom
from a 14th minute Ferdinand effort, but had to wait for Sinton's
free-kick to be converted by the Spurs defender for a goal right on the
half-time whistle.
A failure to convert the opportunities could
have cost Tottenham and Derby pressed with Robin van der Laan, Deon
Burton Igor Stimac, Christian Dailly and Ashley Ward all going close , but the penalty award near the end for a foul on
Dominguez saw David Howells fire over the bar to leave the final score
1-0.
Spurs : - Walker, Carr, Scales, Calderwood,
Edinburgh, Clemence, Howells, Ginola (Dominguez), Sinton (Nielsen),
Iversen, Ferdinand.
Subs. not used : - Baardsen, Mabbutt, Fox
Derby County : - Poom, J. Laursen, Dailly, Stimac, Carsley,
van der Laan, Burton, Ward
Subs. not used : - , ,
Ref : Martin Bodenham (Cornwall)
Crowd : - 25,886
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| 22.03.1997 |
Spurs
were soon behind to two goals from Robin van der Laan and John Trollope,
but fought back to equalise through Ronny Rosenthal
and Jason Dozzell.
Just when it looked like Spurs were on top and might go on to win, goals
from Dean Sturridge and Ashley Ward put paid to the points for
Tottenham.
Derby County : - Trollope,
van
der Laan, Sturridge, Ward
Spurs : - Rosenthal, Dozzell.
Crowd : - 18,083
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| 21.08.1996 |
Spurs
ended this Premier League game with a point after a last minute goal by
Christian Dailly cancelled out Teddy Sheringham's 33rd minute free-kick
goal.
Spurs : - Walker. Wilson, Calderwood,
Campbell, Edinburgh, Fox (Rosenthal 90), Howells, Sinton, Anderton
(Dozzell 90), Sheringham, Armstrong.
Unused subs : - Baardsen, Carr, Nethercott
Derby County : - Hoult, Rowett, Dailly, Stimac, Chris Powell,
Daryl Powell, Parker (Flynn 86), Laursen, Sturridge (Simpson 71),
Gabbiadini (Willems 69), Asanovic
Unused subs : - Taylor, van der Laan
Crowd : - 28,219
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| 27.10.1993 |
A
tight League Cup Fourth Round match was won by just one goal from Nicky
Barmby, scored in the 71st minute of the tie. Spurs strung a good
move together to produce a fine chip from Steve Sedgley that hit the
crossbar and came out to find Barmby, who head home the rebound.
Spurs
were in the ascendancy, forcing Martin Taylor to save from Barmby and
Dozzell, before Samways struck a shot against the bar late on in the
game. Erik Thorstvedt also had to be sharp to keep out two efforts
from Paul Simpson.
Derby County : - Taylor, Cavanagh (Charles 78), Short, Wassall, Forsyth,
Pembridge, Kuhl (Williams 78), Harkes, Simpson, Kitson, Johnson
Subs : - Sutton
Spurs : - Thorstvedt, Edinburgh, Campbell,
Calderwood, Mabbutt (c), Samways, Sedgley, Anderton, Howells, Dozzell,
Barmby
Unused subs : - Walker, Moran, Hendry.
Ref : - B. Hill (Market Harborough)
Crowd : - 17,593
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| 24.02.1990 |
Goals
from Dean Saunders and Mick Harford were too much for Tottenham on their
trip to the Baseball Ground in Division One. A John Moncur strike
was all Spurs had to show for their visit.
Derby County : - Saunders, Harford
Spurs : - Moncur.
Crowd : - 19,676
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| 25.11.1989 |
Paul
Stewart's goal was not enough to stop the points travelling back to the
Midlands.
Spurs : - .
Derby County : -
Crowd : - 28,075
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| 11.03.1989 |
Dean
Saunders hit a first half goal to give the Rams a half-time lead at the
Baseball Ground, but a Paul Gascoigne equaliser in the 58th minute
continued Tottenham's unbeaten run of five matches.
Derby County : -
Spurs : - .
Crowd : - 18,206
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| 20.12.1987 |
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Derby County : -
Spurs : - .
Crowd : - 17,593
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| 03.03.1979 |
A
double by Argentinian midfielder Ossie Ardiles saw off the challenge of Derby County
in this First Division game at the Lane.
Spurs : - Yorath, Ardiles, .
Derby County : -
Crowd : - 28,089
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| 13.10.1979 |
Derby County
seeking their first away win and their
first away goal of the season, but a goal from Gerry Armstrong's head just before the interval
gave Spurs the three points and left the Rams waiting to break their
duck.
Spurs:
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Crowd : - 33,269
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| 16.10.1976 |
A
humiliating defeat saw Derby take Spurs
apart with an 8-2 win.
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Spurs : - Willie Young, ; Hoddle, Perryman, ; Chris
Jones.
Crowd : - 28,089
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| 22.12.1973 |
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Spurs : -
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Evans, England, Beal, Naylor, Pratt, Perryman, Coates, Gilzean, Peters,
Chivers
Unused sub. : - McGrath
Crowd : - 23,672
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| 29.09.1973 |
Ralph Coates hit a single goal to win this match and to give their first
home win of the season. The midfielder stabbed home the ball from
inside the six yard box as the blue shirted Derby players stood
statuesque. Spurs could have added to their lead in the second
half, when Alan Gilzean took the ball around Colin Boulton, but found
David Nish in position to clear his effort off the goal-line. Spurs : - , ; , Perryman,
Gilzean, Coates, Pratt ; Peters, Chivers.
Derby County : - ; Boulton, Nish, McFarland, Todd, ; , , , ; ,
Crowd : - 31,408
Referee : - Don Biddle (Bristol)
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| 18.04.1973 |
An own goal won this match for Spurs, with Joe
Kinnear's cross finding Martin Peters' head and his knock-down saw Roy
McFarland slice the ball past his own goalkeeper for the only goal of
the game. A late knock left
Ralph Coates limping for the remaining minutes of the match.
Spurs : - , ; Kinnear, , Perryman, ;
Peters.
Derby County : - ; , , , ; , , , ; ,
Crowd : - 22,659
Referee : - - (-)
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| 07.02.1973 |
A titanic encounter was settled in
extra time, just when it looked as though Spurs had the FA Cup Fourth
Round replay wrapped up. Martin
Chivers' early goal gave Spurs the early initiative, after Gilzean
passed the ball out of his own area and five players were involved
before Cyril Knowles' cross was converted past Colin Boulton in the 20th
minute. Derby pressed
forward for an equaliser, causing the Spurs defence problems with
McGovern going close and Kevin Hector hitting the bar, with Archie
Gemmill following up to have his shot kicked off the line. Spurs
went two ahead, when Chivers' long throw was headed against the bar by
Gilzean, who got up to force the ball over the line. Things were
going Tottenham's way until the 72nd minute of the second half, when
Hector hooked O'Hare's pass into the net. The game then swung the other
way, with Mike England converting a penalty awarded for John McGovern's
handball. Two minutes later,
Roger Davies took a Webster throw and carved his way through a group of
defenders to make it 2-3 and then the striker was picked out by O'Hare,
turned and shot past Jennings to make it all square and to take the tie
into extra-time. The
first fifteen minutes were tense, as Spurs tried to overcome the
setback, but two minutes into the second period saw Derby go ahead for
the first time. Hector's corner was headed home to complete
Davies' hat-trick and Derby's route to the Fifth Round was confirmed
when Davies returned the compliment for Hector to run through with seven
minutes left and slot
past Jennings to make the final score 5-3. Spurs:
Jennings, Evans, England, Beal, Knowles, Pratt, Perryman, Peters,
Coates (Pearce), Chivers, Gilzean
Derby County : Boulton, Webster, Nish, Hennessey (Durban), McFarland, Todd,
McGovern, Gemmill, Davies, Hector
Ref : - K. H. Burns (Worcester)
Crowd : - 52,736 |
| 03.02.1973 |
This FA Cup Fourth Round tie ended in
deadlock and headed back to White Hart Lane for a replay. Spurs
had the better of the first half, with Derby not imposing themselves on
the visiting side, but making food poisoning victim Pat Jennings work
hard to preserve his goal. Chivers produced a fierce shot that stunned
Boulton in the Derby goal and it hit him and bounced out. As Derby
came into the game, Archie Gemmill fired in a shot that just cleared the
bar, but in the 79th minute, Hennessey slipped up to present Chivers
with a chance that he stuck away after Jimmy Pearce's shot from Peters'
free-kick was blocked.
The Rams poured forward and
Spurs held out until the 85th minute, when a free-kick caused panic in
the penalty area and Davies reacted first to prod home the loose ball to
make it 1-1.
Derby County : Boulton, Hennessey, Gemmill, R. Davies.
Spurs: Jennings, Chivers
Crowd : - 37,895 |
| 11.03.1972 |
A penalty kick decided this First Division
meeting at White Hart Lane in
Derby's favour. Pat Jennings'
challenge in Kevin Hector as he was about to shoot saw the referee point
to the spot and Alan Hinton made no mistake with the shot to give the
Rams a 1-0 win, when it looked like the match would finish 0-0.
Spurs: Jennings, ,
Unused sub. : -
Derby County : Boulton, McFarland, Mackay, O'Hare.
Crowd : - 36,310 |
| 07.04.1971 |
Spurs won with goals from Jimmy Pearce
and Martin Chivers. Spurs:
Jennings, Kinnear, Peter Collins, Beal, Want, Peters, Pearce, Perryman,
Chivers, Gilzean.
Unused sub. : - Neighbour
Derby County : Boulton, McFarland, Mackay, O'Hare.
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| 03.10.1970 |
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Crowd : - 36,007 |
| 10.01.1970 |
Spurs were left five places below
Derby after this First Division win, but two goals sealed the home
victory for Tottenham. With
20 minutes gone, Greaves got into the box unnoticed to head home Jimmy
Pearce's cross into the net to put Spurs ahead, then the legendary
striker had two efforts disallowed before putting Gilzean away on the
flank with a 30 yard pass. Gilly crossed the ball in for Roger
Morgan to convert for the second Spurs goal.
Willie Carlin scored a consolation
goal for the Rams. Spurs:
Greaves, Gilzean, Morgan.
Derby County : Carlin.
Crowd : - 38,645 |
| 20.09.1969 |
Two goals from Alan Durban and one each from
Willie Carlin, John O'Hare and Kevin Hector gave the Rams a big
win over Spurs on their return to the First Division at the Baseball
Ground. Durban, Hector and Carlin put the second placed Rams 3-0
up at the break as Spurs struggled to keep up with their fluent play and
O' Hare and Durban added further goals after the break.
Derby County : Boulton, Durban, Carlin, O'Hare, Hector.
Spurs:
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Crowd : - 41,826 |
| 12.03.1953 |
A low crowd gathered on a Thursday
afternoon to see Spurs hit five against Derby County in a First Division
match. Les Bennett gave
Tottenham the lead early on and his effort was equalised by Don
Hazeldine, but the Spurs lead was restored before the break by Sid
McClellan. It was after the turn-around that Spurs turned it on
with centre-forward Roy Hollis netting, followed by amateur George Robb
and McClellan's second to give Tottenham a 5-1 lead. Derby got a
consolation goal before the end with Hugh McLaren on the scoresheet.
Spurs:
Bennett, Robb, Hollis, McClellan.
Derby County : McLaren, Hazeldine.
Crowd : - 13,933
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| 01.03.1952 |
Spurs scored five goals without reply
against a Derby side captained by Johnny Morris.
The first half ended 3-0 to Tottenham thanks to goals
from Sonny
Walters, Chris Adams and Len Duquemin,
with these being added to by Les Bennett and an own goal by Bert Mozely
to round off Derby's misery.
Spurs:
Walters, Adams, Duquemin, Bennett, .
Derby County : Mozely, Morris (c), .
Crowd : - 44,388
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| 09.02.1935 |
Jimmy McCormick scored both Tottenham
goals in this match at White Hart Lane, but Derby took a point in front
of baseball star Babe Ruth courtesy of goals from Scots Hughie Gallagher
and Dally Duncan.
Spurs:
McCormick.
Derby County : Gallagher, Duncan.
Crowd : - 42,491
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| 25.11.1933 |
Table topping Spurs slipped up in this match
with Joe Nicholls
uncharacteristically suffering a poor game in front of the watching
international selectors.
Spurs:
Nicholls, .
Derby County : .
Crowd : - 41,469 |
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| 10.03.1928 |
Spurs stood eighth at the time they met
Derby County at White Hart Lane, but by the end of the season, Spurs had
been relegated from the First Division.
Derby's 2-1 win in this game helped Spurs on their
way.
Spurs:
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Derby County : Storer (c), .
Crowd : - 22,458
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| 12.03.1927 |
This First Division meeting saw Spurs win 3-2 with
a cracking goal by Taffy O'Callaghan.
The game stood at 2-2 when he set off on a run from
midfield and topped it off with an unstoppable shot that flew past Ben
Olney in the Derby goal.
Spurs:
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Derby County : Olney, , .
Crowd : - 26,556
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| 03.01.1914 |
Spurs collapsed to a 0-4 defeat but played the
whole of the second half with ten men after Jimmy Cantrell was injured.
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Spurs: - Cantrell
Crowd : - 10,000
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