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| 28.08.1999 |
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| 10.03.1999 |
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| 24.02.1999 |
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| 13.02.1999 |
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| 26.09.1998 |
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Teams :
Spurs - Baardsen, Carr, Vega, Campbell, Nielsen, Dominguez, S. Clemence,
Fox, Anderton, Ferdinand, Armstrong (Iversen)
Leeds - Martyn, Halle, Weatherall, Kewell, Hasselbaink, Wijnaard.
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| 04.03.1998 |
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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
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| 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
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| 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 : -
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| 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 : -
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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 pinballed 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
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| 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 - Thorstevedt, , , , Edinburgh; , , , ; ,
Leeds - ; Cantona, ; Rod Wallace, Chapman
Crowd : - 28,218
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| 08.05.1982 |
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Teams :
Spurs - Clemence, Hughton, Corbett, Brooke, Lacy, Perryman, O'Reilly,
Crook (Chris Jones), Falco, Hoddle, Crooks
Leeds -
Crowd : - 35,020
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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
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| 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 scoresheet 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
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| 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.
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Teams :
Spurs - Hoddle
Leeds - Harvey, Stevenson, F. Gray, Flynn, Hart, Parkinson, Hankin,
Graham, Hawley, Currie, Harris
Ref. :
Attendance : - 36,838
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| 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 -
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Lee, Taylor
Ref : -
Attendance : - 36,062
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| 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
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| 11.09.1976 |
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Leeds - , , , , , , ,
Spurs -
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Ref : -
Attendance : - 35,525
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| 01.01.1974 |
A New
Year's Day First Division match with Leeds United ended all
square. 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. Teams :
Spurs -
Jennings,
Evans, England, Dillon, Naylor (Neighbour), Beal , Pratt, Perryman,
Peters, McGrath, Chivers
Leeds - , , , , Mick Jones, Joe Jordan, ,
Ref : -
Attendance : - 46,545
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| 01.09.1973 |
A Leeds
side, in an all yellow strip, took Tottenham apart in a 3-0 win that was
breath-taking at times. In just the fourth minute, he headed Leeds ahead
from a Lorimer free-kick and ten minutes later the same combination
doubled the lead with Bremner's shot going in off the post. Allan
Clarke got the third before half an hour had passed and 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 and Ralph Coates went
close with a shot in the second half.
Teams :
Spurs - Jennings,
Evans, Knowles, Coates,
Dillon,
Beal, Gilzean, Perryman,
Chivers, Peters, Neighbour
Unused sub. : - Kinnear
Leeds - Sprake, Charlton, Madeley, Reaney, Bremner, Giles, Lorimer,
Clarke
Crowd : - 42,091
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| 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 :
Spurs - Coates (Pearce),
Leeds - , ,
Crowd : - 41,191
Referee : - - (-)
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| 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, which hampered their preparation, 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. Leeds pulled level 15 minutes later, with Alan
Clarke sticking away the opportunity.
Both Gilzean and
Chivers kept the Leeds defence on their toes and 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, Perryman, Neighbour
(Pearce), Peters, Gilzean, Chivers,
Leeds - Sprake, , Hunter, Reaney, , , , , ,
M. Jones, Clarke
Crowd : - 43,867
Referee : - - (-)
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| 19.08.1970 |
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Teams :
Spurs -
Jennings,
Evans, England, Peter Collins, Knowles,
Mullery, Perryman, Peters, Pearce, Chivers, Gilzean
Leeds - Sprake, Cooper, Hunter, Charlton, Madeley, Bremner, , , ,
M. Jones , ,
Crowd : - 39,927
Referee : - John Hunting (Leicester)
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| 14.02.1970 |
An own goal
from Terry Cooper from a Dennis Bond free-kick gave Spurs a point in
this meeting with Leeds at White Hart Lane.
Teams :
Spurs - Jennings,
Mullery, Bond, Chivers,
Leeds - Sprake, Cooper, Hunter, Charlton, Reaney, Bremner, , , ,
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, 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 early in the second half to give Spurs the lead, which was added to
by Greaves, who beat three players to round off the scoring.
Teams :
Spurs - Jennings,
Beal, Knowles, Mullery,
England,
Mackay, Robertson,
Greaves, Gilzean, Venables, Cliff Jones
Leeds -
Crowd : - 43,844
Ref. : - ()
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| 25.08.1956 |
An opening home fixture
against Leeds, in front of a 51,212 crowd, saw Spurs triumph 5-1 with
goals from Johnny Brooks, George Robb, Bobby Smith, Terry Medwin and
Danny Blanchflower, while Leeds' solitary score came from a shot by
Keith Ripley that deflected past Ditchburn off centre-half Harry Clarke.
Teams :
Spurs - Ditchburn,
Norman, Hopkins, Blanchflower,
Clarke,
Marchi, Medwin,
Harmer, Smith, Brooks, Robb
Leeds -
Crowd : - 51,212
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| 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.
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.
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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