spurs v leeds united match reports

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27.01.2013	FA Cup Fourth Round. For a match report, click here.
03.02.2010	FA Cup Fourth Round replay. For a match report, click here.
23.01.2010	FA Cup Fourth Round. For a match report, click here.
10.01.2004	For a match report, click here.
23.08.2003	For a match report, click here.
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24.11.2002	For a match report, click here.
01.04.2002	For a match report, click here.
04.11.2001	For a match report, click here.
24.02.2001	For a match report, click here.
30.09.2000	For a match report, click here. Teams : Spurs - Leeds -
12.02.2000	For a match report, click here. Teams : Spurs - Leeds -
28.08.1999	Premier League. For a match report, click here. Teams : Spurs - Walker, Carr, Taricco, Freund, L. Young, Perry, Leonhardsen, Sherwood, Ferdinand (Dominguez 46 [Nielsen 85]), Iversen, Ginola Unused subs. : - Baardsen, Fox, King Leeds - Nigel Martyn, Danny Mills (Gary Kelly 66), Ian Harte, Michael Duberry, Lucas Radebe, Jonathan Woodgate (David Hopkin 46), David Batty, Michael Bridges (Darren Huckerby 46), Alan Smith, Harry Kewell, Lee Bowyer Unused subs. : - Paul Robinson, Alf Inge-Haarland
10.03.1999	For a match report, click here. Teams : Spurs - Leeds -
24.02.1999	For a more detailed match report, click here. Spurs won this replay at the Lane with two stunning goals, taking them past Leeds United and into the quarter finals of the FA Cup. The first half saw both sides create opportunities, with Harry Kewell shooting wide when Leeds broke away, then Chris Armstrong put a header from a David Ginola cross wide when well placed. Nine minutes into the second half, Ginola's trademark dribble, coming in off the right wing saw him smash a left foot shot that crashed against the post, rolled along the line and bounced out, with George Graham celebrating, as he thought the ball had gone in. With 58 minutes on the clock, a quickly taken free-kick by Ginola lead to the opening goal. His short touch to Darren Anderton caught Leeds napping and the winger's 30 yard pile-driver left Nigel Martyn grasping at thin air as it fizzed past him into the net. Eight minutes after that, the England winger forced Martyn to touch another shot onto the post, but Ginola brought the house down with a goal that summed up his style. After Iversen hassled Gunnar Halle and the ball ran to Tim Sherwood, whose cross was cleared up into the air by Woodgate, but it was straight into the French maestro's run. Without breaking stride, he volleyed a shot from 25 yards out that bounced before Martyn and picked up pace off the pitch to rocket past the keeper to make it 2-0. Teams : - Spurs : Walker, Edinburgh, Vega, Campbell, Carr, Freund, Sherwood, Anderton, Ginola, Ferdinand, Chris Armstrong Unused Subs. : Luke Young, Vega, Iversen Leeds United : Martyn, , , Woodgate, Halle, , , Bowyer, Hasselbaink, Kewell Unused Subs. : Crowd : - 32,307 Ref. : -
13.02.1999	For a match report, click here.
26.09.1998	For a match report, click here. Teams : Spurs - Baardsen, Carr, Vega, Campbell, Nielsen, Dominguez, S. Clemence, Fox, Anderton, Ferdinand, Armstrong (Iversen) Leeds - Martyn, Halle, Weatherall, Kewell, Hasselbaink, Wijnaard.
04.03.1998	For a match report, click here. Teams : Leeds - Martyn, Maybury, Kewell, Rod Wallace, Hasselbaink, Spurs - Baardsen, Carr, Vega, Campbell, Wilson (Fenn), Ginola, Nielsen, Berti (Brady), Howells (Saib), Fox, Klinsmann Unused subs. : - Grodas, Calderwood Ref. : - Crowd : - 31,394
01.11.1997	This Premiership defeat by Leeds proved to be Gerry Francis' last home match in charge of the team. Early pressure by the visitors paid off with efforts by Hopkin and Rod Wallace going close, before David Robertson played in Wallace to hit a 19th minute goal that decided this game. Walker was also called upon to save from Bruno Ribeiro, Kewell and Wallace once again. Spurs forced Nigel Martyn into action with attempts from Fox and Dominguez, with a fine 32nd minute drive tipped over from Sinton, while Wallace went close again two minutes later. Into the second half, Ginola with a number of shots, a Campbell header and sub. Iversen all went close, but Tottenham could not break through the visitors' defence and Ribeiro went close to adding to their lead with Walker having to make a good stop to prevent it being 2-0. Teams : Spurs - Walker, Scales, Edinburgh, Mabbutt (Carr), Campbell, Howells (Anderton), Fox, Sinton, Ginola, Armstrong, Dominguez (Iversen) Unused subs. : - Baardsen, Calderwood Leeds - Martyn, Robertson, Wetherall, Kelly, Maybury, Hopkin, Haaland, Ribeiro, Kewell, Rod Wallace Ref : Keith Burge (Mid-Glamorgan) Attendance : - 26,441
15.03.1997	Darren Anderton's 25th minute goal settled this Premier League game at White Hart Lane. Iversen drew a stunning reflex save from Martyn within 30 seconds of the start, then Halle cleared a Sheringham effort off the line, while Iversen put a header just wide of the goal. When John Scales sent in a deep cross, Sheringham headed back into Anderton's path to strike the ball past Martyn in the Leeds goal. The rest of the game saw Tottenham create a string of chances, but Leeds held out to keep the score at 1-0. Teams : Spurs - Walker; Austin, Scales, Campbell, Carr; Sinton, Calderwood, Dozzell, Anderton, Iversen (Rosenthal 83), Sheringham Unused subs. : - Baardsen, Wilson, Nethercott, R. Allen Leeds - Martyn; Dorigo, Radebe, Molenaar, Kelly; Sharpe, Halle, Bowyer, Rush; Yeboah (Harte 73), Deane Unused subs. : - Beeney, Weatherall, Ford, Jackson Attendance : - 33,040 Ref : -
14.12.1996	Spurs were the better of the two sides in this Premier League clash and hit the woodwork twice through a 38th minute Fox header and another header by Howells from a 54th minute corner hit the bar. Nigel Martyn was busy keeping out efforts from Sheringham and Nielsen, with Walker doing well to deal with on-target efforts from Rod Wallace and Gary Kelly. Near the end of the game, Fox was brought down by Leeds debutant Gunnar Halle in what looked to be a blatant penalty, but no spot-kick was awarded by the ref. Teams : Leeds - Martyn, Kelly, Halle, Rod Wallace Spurs - Walker, Fox, Howells, Sheringham Attendance : - 33,783 Ref : -
15.10.1995	Leeds United had to come from behind to gain a Premier League point against Spurs at Elland Road. Teddy Sheringham was set up by Ilie Dumitrescu, who took the ball on the rebound from John Lukic when he saved the Romanian's initial shot and his fellow forward slotted the ball into the net in the 27th minute. Spurs man of the match Ian Walker prevented Leeds pulling level with fine stops from Brian Deane on two occasions and a header from Gary Speed, but Deane was the one who managed to beat the Spurs keeper with 62 minutes gone with a low shot into the bottom corner of the net. Leeds United : - Lukic, Kelly (Pemberton 76), Wetherall, Worthington, Dorigo, Palmer, McAllister, Speed, Wallace, Whelan, Deane Unused subs. : - Beeney, Tinkler Spurs : - Walker, Kerslake, Scott, Campbell (Calderwood 63), Edinburgh, Dozzell, Popescu, Barmby, Dumitrescu, Sheringham, Klinsmann. Unused subs. : - Thorstvedt, Hazard Crowd : - 39,224 Ref. : - Keith Cooper (Pontypridd) Weather : - Mild, overcast
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20.11.1993	A 1-1 draw was a fair result in this close fought game at White Hart Lane. Brian Deane's close range header put Leeds ahead in the 52nd minute, following a Rod Wallace cross that pin-balled around the penalty area and the ball twice hit the woodwork before being netted. Spurs lost Barmby with an ankle injury but the side pressed forward, causing Leeds some anxious moments with Edinburgh and Samways going close. The equaliser finally came with ten minutes left as Darren Anderton's low free-kick beat Mark Beeney at the near post. Spurs looked the likelier to win the game and Beeney did well to hold on to Samways fierce strike in the 86th minute. Teams : Spurs - Thorstvedt, Edinburgh, Campbell, Calderwood, Mabbutt (c), Samways, Sedgley, Anderton, Barmby (Howells), Durie, Hazard Leeds - Beeney, Rod Wallace, Deane Attendance : - 31,275
20.02.1993	Tenth placed Spurs eased to a big win over 14th placed Leeds United at White Hart Lane in the Premier League. Eight minutes in and Teddy Sheringham had given Spurs the lead, heading in Darren Anderton's right wing cross at the far post, with the striker grabbing his second goal with 37 minutes of the match gone. It was another header, but this time from the edge of the box, looped over John Lukic after a Neil Ruddock ball played from inside the Tottenham half. Spurs started the second half in the same vein and three minutes had elapsed before Neil Ruddock powered home a third Tottenham goal, rising highest to head home Anderton's free-kick from the right, leaving Sheringham to wrap up the Spurs goals and his hat-trick with a penalty in the 67th minute, awarded when Barmby's run into the left side of the penalty area was halted by a David Rocastle foul. Teams : Spurs - Thorstvedt, Austin, Mabbutt (c), Ruddock, Edinburgh, Howells (A. Gray 6), Barmby (van den Hauwe 72), P. Allen, Samways, Anderton, Sheringham Subs. not used : - Walker Manager : - Leeds - John Lukic, Rob Bowman, Jon Newsome, Chris Whyte, Gary Speed, Tony Dorigo, David Batty, Steve Hodge, Rod Wallace (David Rocastle 63), Lee Chapman (Frank Strandli 83) Subs. not used : - Mervyn Day Manager : - Ref : - Gerard Ashby Attendance : - 32,040
25.08.1992	Eric Cantona hit the Premier League's first hat-trick as Leeds romped home against a Spurs side who succumbed far too easily. Erik Thorstvedt's difficulty with the new back-pass rule saw him get tackled by Rod Wallace, who netted the opener after 20 minutes. Seven minutes later Cantona volleyed home a clearing header from Edinburgh and on 31 minutes, he was left alone to plant a header past Erik's dive. It took only a couple of minutes after the break to wrap up his triple and then later on set up Lee Chapman for the fifth goal to complete Tottenham's humiliation. Teams : Spurs - Thorstvedt, , , , Edinburgh; , , , ; , Leeds - ; Eric Cantona, ; Rod Wallace, Lee Chapman Crowd : - 28,218 NOTE : - Nayim was watching the game in one of the executive lounges back at WHL, where the game was being relayed.
08.05.1982	. Teams : Spurs - Clemence, Hughton, Corbett, Brooke, Lacy, Perryman, O'Reilly, Crook (Chris Jones), Falco, Hoddle, Crooks Leeds - Crowd : - 35,020
23.01.1982	Spurs made hard work of seeing off a determined Leeds side, but won out with a second half goal from Garth Crooks. Ray Clemence kept Frank Gray's 41st minute free kick out with a good save, while Hoddle made openings for Crooks, Galvin, Falco and Villa, but they were all spurned and it was only when Micky Hazard was introduced as a second half substitute that Spurs perked up. The Geordie midfielder took a ball from Villa and crossed from the left to the head of Tony Galvin, who set it up for Crooks to swivel and hit a left foot shot past Leeds keeper Lukic, despite him getting a touch on it. Teams : Spurs - Clemence, Hughton, Miller, Roberts, Villa, Perryman, Ardiles, Galvin, Falco (Hazard), Hoddle, Crooks Leeds - Lukic, Cherry, F. Gray, Stevenson (Flynn), Hart, Burns, E. Gray, Graham, Butterworth, Hamsom, Hird Crowd : - 46,126
12.12.1981	A 0-0 draw at Elland Road was the outcome of this First Division encounter. Teams : Spurs - Leeds - Lukic, Cherry, F. Gray, Stevenson, Hart, Burns, Harris, Butterworth (Connor), Graham, Hamson, Hird Crowd : - 35,331(Entwistle)
07.02.1981	A 1-1 draw with Leeds ended a Tottenham five match winning run, despite Spurs keeping John Lukic busy in the visiting goal. Hoddle hit a fine free-kick and Archibald almost got on the end of strike partner Garth Crooks' cross, but he did make contact on the half hour, when his shot flew past Lukic. Both Hoddle and Lacy went close to extending the lead before the break. A McAllister header and a Perryman shot kept the pressure on Leeds, but when they broke shortly after the break, Carl Harris's free-kick unexpectedly brought Leeds level. With the visitors looking for a winner, they pushed forward, but both Spurs strikers hit efforts high to leave Tottenham settling for the single point. Teams : Spurs - Daines, McAllister, Miller, Roberts, Lacy, Perryman, Ardiles, Archibald, Galvin, Hoddle, Crooks (Brooke) Leeds - Lukic, Harris Crowd : - 32,372
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01.03.1980	A goal by Jeff Chandler could not stop Spurs recording a 2-1 win at White Hart Lane in this First Division game. Teams : Spurs - Leeds - Lukic, Cherry (Entwistle), Stevenson, Flynn, Firm, Hart, Gray, Chandler, Connor, Hamson, Graham Crowd : - 35,331
20.10.1979	Against all odds, Spurs came away from Elland Road with a victory. With Paul Miller dismissed in the 27th minute and Barry Daines going off with an injury - Glenn Hoddle taking his place in goal - Spurs were up against it. Goals from Gerry Armstrong and Chris Jones earned Tottenham the points even though Ray Hankin was on the score-sheet for the Whites. Teams : Spurs - Daines (Pratt), Hughton, McAllister, Yorath, Miller, Perryman, Ardiles, Jones, Armstrong, Hoddle, Villa Leeds - Lukic, Hird, Hampton, Flynn, Greenhoff (Chandler), Madeley, Gray, Cherry, Hankin, Curtis, Entwistle Crowd : - 25,203
20.01.1979	Spurs left White Hart Lane with a 1-2 defeat in this Division One match, where Glenn Hoddle scored for Tottenham and goals from Paul Hart and Ray Hankin took the points for the visitors. . Teams : Spurs - Hoddle Leeds - Harvey, Stevenson, F. Gray, Flynn, Hart, Parkinson, Hankin, Graham, Hawley, Currie, Harris Ref. : Attendance : - 36,838
16.09.1978	A first away win of the season for Spurs was achieved thanks to goals by Colin Lee and Peter Taylor. Arthur Graham scored a home goal, but it was not enough to stop Spurs taking both points from this First Division match. Teams : Leeds - Harvey, Stevenson, F. Gray, Flynn, Hart, Madeley, Harris, Hankin, Lorimer, Cherry, Graham Spurs - , , , Lee, Taylor Ref : - Attendance : - 36,062
19.02.1977	Struggling Spurs lost out to an average Leeds side to keep them one place off the bottom of the First Division. Leeds took the lead through Joe Jordan before youngster Gerry Armstrong pulled Tottenham level. Keith Burkinshaw had taken the step of leaving Peter Taylor out of the side in a gamble to improve results, but when Allan Clarke scored the winner from the penalty spot, it left Spurs without anything to take back to London other than a good performance by Armstrong. Teams : Leeds - Harvey, Reaney, Hampton, Cherry, McQueen, Madeley, F. Gray, Clarke, Jordan, Currie, E. Gray Spurs - Jennings, Naylor, Gorman, Hoddle (Coates), W. Young, Osgood, Chris Jones, Perryman, G. Armstrong, McNab, Pratt Ref : - Attendance : - 26,858
11.09.1976	Spurs edged the two points against Leeds United with a single goal victory at White Hart Lane. . Teams : Programme line-ups Spurs : - Daines, Naylor, McAllister, Hoddle, Young, Osgood, Coates, Perryman (cpt), Moores, Chris Jones, Neighbour. Leeds United : - David Harvey, Paul Reaney, Frank Gray, Billy Bremner (cpt), Paul Madeley, Norman Hunter, Trevor Cherry, Allan Clarke, David McNiven, Tony Currie, Eddie Gray Manager : - Jimmy Armfield Colours : - All yellow Ref : - Mr. John Hunting (Leicester) Linesmen : - Mr. K. D. Guilder (Sussex) - Red flag; Mr. B. K. Robinson (Middlesex) - Yellow flag Attendance : - 35,525
10.04.1976	Spurs were denied a sixth successive League win by a Leeds United side who held them to a 0-0 draw at White Hart Lane. Goalkeeper David Harvey was the main obstacle in the way, making a number of stops to deny Tottenham. Towards the end of the match, a short free-kick set up Keith Osgood for a shot at goal, but the ball fizzed just wide of the target at the Paxton Road end. Teams : Spurs : - Jennings, Naylor, McAllister, Pratt, Young, Osgood, Chris Jones (Coates), Perryman (cpt), Chivers, Duncan, Neighbour Leeds United : - David Harvey, Gordon McQueen, Attendance : - 40,365 Ref : -
20.09.1975	Leeds United were pegged back by Spurs, who took a point from their First Division visit to Elland Road. Peter Lorimer had scored an early goal to give the home side the lead, but in the 61st minute, John Pratt ran onto a John Duncan's cross, converting it with a header that levelled the score to earn Spurs a valuable point. Teams : Leeds - , , , , , , Lorimer, , , , Spurs - Jennings, Naylor, Knowles, Pratt, Young, Osgood, McNab, Perryman (cpt), Duncan, Chris Jones, Neighbour Unused sub. : - McAllister Ref : - Arthur Jones (Ormskirk) Attendance : - ,
28.04.1975	A game that pitched Leeds United, a week ahead of their European Cup Final, against Spurs, who needed to win to secure their First Division status produced a night to remember at White Hart Lane. Scorers : - Knowles 2 (1p); Conn; Chivers Lorimer, Jordan . Teams : Spurs : - Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Beal, Osgood, Naylor, Conn, Perryman (cpt), Chivers, Chris Jones, Pratt Unused Sub. : - Duncan Leeds United : David Stewart, Paul Reaney, Trevor Cherry, Billy Bremner (cpt), Paul Madeley (Carl Harris), Norman Hunter, Paul Lorimer, Frank Gray, Joe Jordan, Terry Yorath, Eddie Gray Unused Sub. :- Carl Harris Manager : - Jimmy Armfield Ref. Mr. Ken Burns (Stourbridge) Linesmen : Mr. H. Dempsey (Essex) - Red flag; Mr. Ray Lewis (Surrey) - Yellow flag Attendance : - 49,886
04.12.1974	Spurs lost out 1-2 on this First Division visit to Elland Road. Duncan Mackenzie opened the scoring for Leeds at Elland Road and a penalty for Peter Lorimer in the second half, earned Leeds a win despite a late John Duncan goal pulled one back for Spurs, with the Scottish striker beating Paul Madeley to the ball and steered a right foot shot across the keeper and in. Teams : Leeds : - , , , , Paul Madeley, , Peter Lorimer, , , Duncan Mackenzie Spurs : - Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Pratt, England, Naylor, Coates, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (cpt), Duncan Unused sub. : - Beal Ref : - Attendance : - 25,832
01.01.1974	A New Year's Day First Division match with Leeds United ended all square at Elland Road. Table-topping Leeds took the lead in the 21st minute through Mick Jones and it took until late in the second half for Spurs to get an equaliser with Chris McGrath scoring in the 75th minute. Terry Naylor injured his back in the match. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Evans, England, Dillon, Naylor (Neighbour), Beal , Pratt, Perryman (cpt), Peters, McGrath, Chivers Leeds - , , , , Mick Jones, Joe Jordan, , Ref : - Attendance : - 46,545
01.09.1973	A Leeds United side, in an all yellow strip, took Tottenham apart in a 3-0 win that was breath-taking at times. Alan Gilzean had passed a late fitness test and Mike Dillon continued to deputise for the injured Mike England, while Leeds had Bremner fit after sustaining a gashed shin, while Paul Reaney (ankle) and Allan Clarke (knee) were also declared fit to start. In just the fourth minute, Billy Bremner, on the edge of the six yard box, headed Leeds ahead from a Lorimer free-kick with neither Ray Evans nor Martin Peters picking up the Leeds midfielder at the near post. Ten minutes later the same combination doubled the lead with Bremner's curled shot going in off the post. Allan Clarke got the third in the 28th minute, finishing at the far post, after Bremner and Lorimer had created a ball in that Mick Jones missed, but his strike partner didn't. It was the a result that propelled Leeds on to the League title that season. The closest Spurs came to a goal was when Paul Reaney cleared Mike Dillon's header off the line just after Leeds had opened the scoring and the same happened just before half-time. Dillon crossed for Gilzean to head at goal from close range, but his glancing effort went wide, then Ralph Coates forced Harvey to a save with a shot in the second half and the Leeds keeper produced a good diving effort to stop Peters' downward header. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Coates, Dillon, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Neighbour Unused sub. : - Kinnear Leeds - Harvey, Reaney, Madeley, Bremner, McQueen, Hunter, Lorimer, Clarke (Cherry 78 min), Jones, Giles, E Gray Manager : - Kit : - All yellow Crowd : - 42,091
06.01.1973	Spurs conceded two first half goals to Leeds United at Elland Road from which they could not recover. Mick Jones' goal and a penalty from Peter Lorimer gave the home side a 2-0 lead and although Alan Gilzean scored from Cyril Knowles' cross with a 73rd minute header, Tottenham could not salvage a point from the match. Teams : Leeds United : - , , , , , , Peter Lorimer, , Mick Jones, , Spurs : - Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Pratt, England, Naylor, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (cpt), Pearce. Unused sub. : - Coates Crowd : - 32,404 Ref. Mr. (-) Linesmen : Mr. - (-) - Red flag; Mr. - (-) - Yellow flag
26.08.1972	Both teams took to the field in determined mood, but, in a game with little rhythm, neither side could force a goal. Ralph Coates got a bang on the nose and carried on in a shirt red with blood until replaced by Jimmy Pearce. Teams : Programme line-ups Spurs : - Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Pratt, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (cpt), Coates (Pearce) Sub. Pearce Leeds United : - David Harvey, Paul Reaney, Paul Madeley, Billy Bremner (cpt), Jack Charlton, Norman Hunter, Peter Lorimer, Allan Clarke, Joe Jordan, Johnny Giles, Mick Bates Sub. - Yorath Manager : - Don Revie Crowd : - 41,191 Referee : - Peter Walters (Bridgwater, Somerset) Crowd : 30,789
18.03.1972	Leeds put Tottenham under heavy pressure in the early stages of the FA Cup Sixth Round tie at Elland Road, with the Spurs goal being peppered by shots, but they were not all on target and the team lead a charmed life. Spurs worked their way back into the game and a move that flowed through Martin Peters, John Pratt and Ray Evans ended with a cross for Martin Chivers, whose downward header was saved by Gary Sprake. Then a few minutes before half time, John Pratt curled in a ball that confused the Leeds defence and despite Norman Hunter's desperate attempts to clear the ball, it entered the net to give Spurs the lead. However, the lead did not survive until the break, with Leeds equalising three minutes after the Spurs goal, with Allan Clarke netting. Soon after the break, a header by Jack Charlton put Leeds into the lead and they held on to it until the end, nearly extending it on a number of occasions, with Pat Jennings performing very well to keep the home side out. Teams : Leeds : - Gary Sprake, Terry Cooper, Norman Hunter, Jack Charlton, Allan Clarke Spurs : - Jennings Evans, Knowles, Pratt, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (Coates), Morgan. Crowd : - 43,937 Referee : - - (-)
29.01.1972	A single second half Martin Chivers goal was enough to settle the visit of top of the table Leeds United to White Hart Lane. Programme line-ups Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Coates (Pearce), England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (cpt), Naylor Leeds - Gary Sprake, Paul Madeley, Terry Cooper, Billy Bremner (cpt), Jack Charlton, Norman Hunter, Peter Lorimer, Alan Clarke, Mick Jones, Johnny Giles, Eddie Gray Sub : - Bates Crowd : - 46,774 Ref. Mr. C. Thomas (Glamorgan) Linesmen : Mr. A. M. Harrington (Essex) - Red flag; Mr. A. A. Teale (Surrey) - Yellow flag
25.08.1971	Due to crowd trouble by Leeds United fans the previous season, they were forced to play this First Division match with Spurs at Boothferry Park - the home of Hull City FC - as the FA closed their ground to home matches and the teams played out a 1-1 draw. The Spurs goal came from Alan Gilzean. Teams : Leeds - , , , , , , , Spurs - Jennings, Kinnear, Want, Mullery (cpt), England, Beal, Coates, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Gilzean (P. Collins) Ref : - Attendance : - 25,099
09.01.1971	A Martin Chivers double gave Spurs both points at Elland Road in this First Division match. Spurs had a first minute injury to Jimmy Neighbour who sprained his ankle and this hampered their play, but Chivers' first goal came early in the match as he ran through the centre of the Leeds defence and hit a shot low at Gary Sprake's feet, beating him low down from the left of the box. Leeds pulled level 15 minutes later, with Alan Clarke sticking away the opportunity. Both Gilzean and Chivers worked hard to defend from the front and kept the Leeds defence on their toes, thus Sprake was called upon to perform heroics to keep out efforts from Gilzean and Peters before he was beaten again by Chivers for the winner. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Kinnear, Naylor, Peter Collins, Knowles, Mullery (c), Perryman, Neighbour (Pearce), Peters, Gilzean, Chivers, Leeds - Sprake, , Hunter, Reaney, , , , , , M. Jones, Clarke Crowd : - 43,867 Referee : - - (-)
19.08.1970	. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Evans, England, Peter Collins, Knowles, Mullery (c), Perryman, Peters, Morgan, Chivers, Gilzean Leeds - Sprake, Cooper, Hunter, Charlton, Madeley, Bremner, , , , M. Jones , , Crowd : - 39,927 Referee : - John Hunting (Leicester) Linesmen : Tom Bune (Sussex) - Red flag; Mr. T. D. Spencer (Harts) - Yellow flag
14.02.1970	An own goal from Terry Cooper from a Dennis Bond free-kick just before the half-time interval gave Spurs a point in this meeting with Leeds at White Hart Lane. Leeds pulled level seven minutes after the break when Peter Lorimer scored with a powerful 20 yard right foot shot. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Mullery, Bond, Chivers, Leeds - Sprake, Cooper, Hunter, Charlton, Reaney, Bremner, , , , Lorimer Crowd : - 41,723
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20.08.1966	Mike England's debut was marked by a famous tussle between Dave Mackay and Billy Bremner that saw ref Norman Burtenshaw have to remove the Spurs midfielder's grasp on Bremner's shirt. The match itself saw a 13th minute goal for Johnny Giles, with a shot off the left hand post at the Paxton Road end set up by Bobby Collins, give Leeds the ideal start to their season. However, Tottenham equalised when Mullery hit home Gilzean's cross from the edge of the box. Gilly headed home very early in the second half to give Spurs the lead, which was added to by Greaves, who beat three players, streaking away down the middle, to finish well to round off the scoring at 3-1. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Beal, Knowles, Mullery, England, Mackay, Robertson, Greaves, Gilzean, Venables, Cliff Jones Leeds - , , , Billy Bremner, , , , , Johnny Giles (Terry Cooper), Crowd : - 43,844 Ref. : - Norman Burtenshaw ()
08.09.1965	. Teams : Spurs - B. Brown, Norman, Knowles, Mullery, L. Brown, Mackay (c), Possee, Clayton, Gilzean, Greaves, Cliff Jones Leeds - Sprake, Reaney, Cooper, Bremner, Charlton, Hunter, Giles, Lorimer, Peacock, Collins (c), Johanneson Ref : - Mr. M. V. Spittle (Norfolk) Linesmen : Mr. G. E. Palmer (Sussex) - Red flag; Mr. J. Griffiths (Oxon) - Yellow flag Attendance : - 48,156
27.02.1965	A goal-less draw at White Hart Lane between Spurs and Leeds United did little to whet the appetite of the fans who saw it, but both sides had their chances. Jimmy Greaves hit the post with a header and Eddie Clayton's low shot was saved by Gary Sprake, while Greaves lobbed a good chance over the bar with the goal gaping. United's chances went unconverted and the sides had to settle for a point each, with Spurs reduced to ten men when Frank Saul had to leave the game with an injury. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , Clayton, Greaves, Saul Leeds - Sprake, , , , , , , Ref : - Attendance : - 42,350
17.10.1964	Rod Belfitt gave newly promoted Leeds the lead in the first minute and the home team went on to win 3-1 at Elland Road. Greaves equalised, but Willie Bell's penalty gave the home side the lead by the interval and then early in the second half, Johnny Giles scored Leeds' third goal, from which there was no coming back from. Teams : Leeds : - Gary Sprake, Paul Reaney, Willie Bell, Billy Bremner (cpt), Jack Charlton, Norman Hunter, Johnny Giles, Jim Storrie, Rod Belfitt, Bobby Collins, Albert Johanneson Spurs : - Jennings, Knowles, Henry, Mullery, Norman, Marchi, Robertson, Greaves, Les Allen, Cliff Jones, Dyson Ref : - Attendance : - ,
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28.12.1959	Two days after the Elland Road meeting, it was Leeds who were the away winners, taking the points at the Lane with a 4-1 victory. United had taken the lead through George Meek, but before half-time, Dave Mackay equalised. An error from Maurice Norman, who mis-kicked and let John McCole through to restore Leeds' lead shocked Spurs fans and to make matters worse, Bobby Cameron glanced home a third goal for the visitors. Spurs could have got back in the game, but Cliff Jones missed a penalty by hitting the post and that was punished by McCole, who netted his second and Leeds' fourth to take two points for the team that was to be relegated at the end of the season. Teams : Spurs - , , , , Norman, Mackay, , , , Cliff Jones Leeds - , , , , George Meek, John McCole, Bobby Cameron, Ref : - Attendance : - 54,170
26.12.1959	Spurs played Leeds United in the Christmas double header. The Boxing Day fixture took place at Elland Road and Tottenham returned south with a 4-2 win under their belt. Les Allen struck twice, while Bobby Smith and Tommy Harmer scored a goal apiece. Teams : Leeds - , , , , , , , , Spurs - , , , , , , Harmer, B. Smith, L. Allen, Cliff Jones Ref : - Attendance : - 36,037
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25.08.1956	An opening home fixture against Leeds, in front of a 51,000 crowd, saw Spurs triumph 5-1 in this First Division match. An early goal put Tottenham ahead courtesy of Johnny Brooks, but the lead was wiped out by a Leeds' equaliser that came from a shot by Keith Ripley that deflected past Ditchburn off centre-half Harry Clarke that made it 1-1. In a see-saw first half, Spurs went ahead again with George Robb heading in and another header – this time by Bobby Smith – made it 3-1 at the break. Terry Medwin's shot made it 4-1 and then Danny Blanchflower secured the points with a fifth Tottenham goal. Teams : Spurs - Ditchburn, Norman, Hopkins, Blanchflower, Clarke, Marchi, Medwin, Harmer, Smith, Brooks, Robb Leeds - Crowd : - 51,212
13.01.1954	Prior to this FA Cup Third Round replay, there was a tremendous downpour about half an hour before kick off. This left ground staff worked tirelessly with brooms to clear the water from the pitch that resembled a lake. Rain had flooded the pitch for this Wednesday afternoon match, with the water being swept off the pitch, forcing fans back to drier parts of the terraces. Ronnie Burgess said it was the worst pitch he had ever played on, as there was little grass on show, just mud. The game was little more than a matter of dodging the puddles and trying to free the ball from them, but the rain eased off after half-time and Spurs won courtesy of a 37th minute Les Bennett goal, hitting a low cross shot from Len Duquemin's pass that saw the ball get stuck in the mud on the edge of the penalty area. At half-time both teams changed their kit as it was soaked through and muddy, but Leeds came close to taking the tie to a second replay, when John Charles netted, only for it to be ruled out for offside Teams : Spurs - Duquemin, Bennett, Leeds - Charles Crowd : - 35,023
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14.01.1950	Spurs were on their way to promotion to Division One and were ten points clear of the chasing pack, but they were shocked by Leeds, who went on to win 3-0 at Elland Road. . Teams : Leeds - , , , , , , , Spurs - , , , , , Ref : - Attendance : - ,
10.09.1949	Spurs won 2-0 at White Hart Lane against Leeds United in this Division Two match. Second half goals from Les Bennett and Eddie Baily saw Spurs through to two welcome points. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , Leeds - , , , , , , , Ref : - Attendance : - ,
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15.11.1947	Leeds after World War II saw White Hart Lane stage a 3-1 Second Division win with first half goals from Eddie Baily and Ronnie Burgess. There were more chances for Spurs to score, but the next goal came from Leeds' David Cochrane. Tottenham did get a third through Len Duquemin, who could have added another towards the end, but his penalty kick failed to find the net. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , Baily, , Burgess, Duquemin Leeds - , , , , , ,David Cochrane , Ref : - Attendance : - ,
04.05.1935	Leeds took the points in this meeting at Elland Road with the odd goal in seven in front of the lowest crowd to watch a fixture between the two sides. United's goals came from Billy Furness 2, Arthur Hayes and Ernie Hart, edging out Spurs who scored through Len Bolan, Doug Hunt and Johnny Morrison. Teams : Leeds - , , , , Ernie Hart, , , Billy Furness, Arthur Hayes Spurs - , , , , , Bolan, D. Hunt, Morrison Ref : - Attendance : - 7,738
31.03.1934	Tottenham hosted Leeds, who had England centre-half Ernie Hart captaining the side, but he could not stop his team succumbing 5-1. Two George Hunt goals put Tottenham ahead at the half-time interval, with a third following after the break. Jimmy McCormick and Willie Evans also found the net, before Leeds grabbed a consolation when Charlie Keetley scored. Teams : Leeds - , , , , , , , Spurs - , , , , , Ref : - Attendance : - ,
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02.01.1909	Leeds City first visited White Hart Lane for a Second Division match. Spurs won 3-0 with goals from Billy Minter 2 and Bert Middlemiss. Teams : Spurs - Hewitson, Coquet, Burton, Morris, D. Steel, Darnell, Walton, Minter, V. J. Woodward, R. Steel, Middlemiss Leeds - Naisby, Bates, White, McAllister, Hamilton, McDonald, Guy, Burnet, McLeod, Rogers, Croot. Ref : - Attendance : - 16,000 NOTE : - Programme advertised overcoats for 19s (£0.95) and football boots 3s 11d (£0.19). Tickets for away FA Cup tie at Manchester City were 3s (£0.15) and return fare was 11s (£0.55).
05.09.1908	Leeds City were Tottenham's opponents in the Second Division in 1908-09. Elland Road was where Spurs played only their second league match on 5th September 1908 and it was Leeds' Tom Rodger who scored the Leeds goal in a 0-1 defeat for Spurs. Teams : Leeds - , , , , , , Rodger, Spurs - , , , , , Ref : - Attendance : - ,