Tottenham's best chances had come from Teddy Sheringham, who had a shot cleared off the line and Justin Edinburgh, who brought a good low save from Immel at his near post.  The German keeper also stopped efforts fro Sheringham and Armstrong, with Walker doing well to keep out Niall Quinn and Uwe Rosler, before Rosler struck a shot that bounced away off the post, leaving City to return home with nothing for their trip to London.

Spurs:  Walker, Edinburgh, Mabbutt (c), Campbell, Austin, Caskey, Nethercott, Dozzell, Rosenthal, Armstrong, Sheringham
Unused Subs. : -  Day, Wilson, Slade
Man. City:  Immel, , Curle (c), Symons, , , , , , , Quinn, Rosler
Unused Subs. : -  ,
Ref. : - 
Attendance : -  31,438
Colours: -
Spurs - Pony - White shirts with navy collar and cuffs; Navy shorts, with white stripe on side; Navy socks with white turnover
Man. City - Umbro - Light blue shirts with white collar with dark blue trim and cuffs; White shorts with light blue side panel inside two dark blue segments; White socks with light blue and dark blue chequered hoop around turnover

At the start of the season, Spurs went to Maine Road and went ahead ten minutes before half time, when a long pass forward to Ronnie Rosenthal, wide left just outside the box, pulled the ball back to substitute Kevin Scott.  The defender put in a cross to the far post for Teddy Sheringham who was unmarked to head past goalkeeper Eike Immel.

Ten minutes into the second half, Uwe Rosler scored with a header over Walker, who had advanced from his line, to leave the scores level.

Man. City: Immel, , , , , , , , Rosler
Unused Subs. : -  ,
Spurs:  I. Walker, Austin, Nethercott, Mabbutt (c), Edinburgh (Scott), Kerslake, Howells, Rosenthal, Dumitrescu, Sheringham, Armstrong.
Unused Subs. : - Thorstvedt, McMahon
Ref. : -
Attendance : -  30,827
Colours: -
Spurs - Pony -
Man. City - Umbro - Light blue shirts with white collar

Uwe Rosler gave Tottenham a 49th minute shock with a goal put City ahead, but David Howells got Tottenham level four minutes later.  It was left to Jurgen Klinsmann to notch the winner with just four minutes remaining.

Man. City: Rosler
Spurs: Howells, Anderton, Klinsmann
Attendance : -  27,410

Ref. : - Keith Hackett (Sheffield)
Linesmen : - Mr. M. K. Bullivant (Cambs - Quartered Flag); Mr. J. A. Elwin (Norwich - Red Flag)
Reserve Official : -  Mr. R. D. Spooner (Herts)
Crowd : -  24,535
Colours :  Spurs -  Umbro - White shirts with blue V-neck and collar with two white stripes around it; Navy Blue shorts, with white around leg, White socks with two navy hoops around turnover; Manchester City - Umbro -
Managers :  Spurs -  Ossie Ardiles; Manchester City - Player/manager - Peter Reid
Match sponsor : Holsten

Teams : - 
Spurs:  Thorstvedt, Austin, Mabbutt, Ruddock (Bergsson 48), van den Hauwe, Samways, Sedgley, Nayim, P. Allen, Anderton (Turner 86), Sheringham. 
Unused sub. : -  Dearden
Man. City:  Coton, Hill, Vonk, Curle, Phelan, Reid, Flitcroft (Quigley 51), Holden, White (Ingerbritsen 70), Quinn, Sheron
Unused sub. : -  Margetson
Attendance : -  27,247

Mike Sheron headed in a Terry Phelan cross after just three minutes to give the early advantage to City, but Nayim equalised when he hit a low half volley through a forest of legs in the box from 20 yards, after a long throw had been headed out to him.  Right on half-time, Tottenham took the lead when Paul Allen played the ball in from the left wing to Sedgley and he drove a shot past Tony Coton.

Into the second period, Spurs work a throw-in on the right through Dean Austin to Sheringham, who's shot crashes back off the foot of a post.  It drops in the middle of the box, where Nayim got the ball stuck under his foot but reacted quickly to put Tottenham 3-1 up.  The midfielder completed his hat-trick when Paul Allen found Nayim near the penalty spot after a good run down the right wing.  He stopped the ball, picked his spot and curled it in around Coton.  Man. City fans invaded the pitch at 4-1, with Police horses also getting on the grass, hoping to get the game abandoned, but the match ended with a very good win for Spurs, who went on to the semi-final.  The best goal of the match was scored by Terry Phelan, who slalomed through the Tottenham side and finished at the end of a 50 yard run.

Teddy Sheringham also missed a penalty, probably because he was informed by City keeper Coton that he wouldn't get out alive if he scored !!  

Teams : - 
Man. City:  Coton, Phelan, Sheron
Spurs:  Thorstvedt, Austin, Sedgley, Nayim, P. Allen, Sheringham, . 
Attendance : -  34,504

.

Man. City:  
Spurs:  
Attendance : - 25,496

With just 14 minutes on the clock, Erik Thorstvedt launched a big kick downfield and Vinny Samways latched onto Nicky Barmby's flicked header on and smashed a low shot into the bottom corner of the net from the edge of the box.  Thorsvedt then turned goal-stopper, with a succession of saves from Simpson, White, Sheron and Quinn's diving header.

When Sheringham missed Paul Allen's cross from the right wing, Barmby snuck in behind and forced a good save from Coton, while Teddy and Samways also tested the City custodian.  However, both goals stayed intact and Tottenham progressed by the narrowest of margins.

Man. City:  Coton; Hill, Curle, I. Brightwell, Phelan; McMahon, Simpson, Holden, White; Sheron, Quinn
Spurs:  Thorstvedt; Edinburgh, Mabbutt, Ruddock, Austin; Samways (Turner), Paul Allen, Sedgley, Nayim (Howells), Barmby, Sheringham 
Attendance : - 18,399

Man. City : 
Spurs: Clemence, Stevens, Mitchell Thomas, Roberts, Gough, Mabbutt, Clive Allen, Chiedozie, Waddle, Hoddle, Galvin

Spurs: Clemence, Samways (Bowen), Mitchell Thomas, Hodge, Gough, Mabbutt, Clive Allen, Paul Allen, Waddle, Hoddle, Claesen
Man. City : 

Spurs: Clemence, Stevens, Hughton, Roberts, Miller, Paul Allen, Ardiles, Falco, Waddle, Hoddle, Galvin (Chiedozie)
Man. City : 

Man. City : 
Spurs: Clemence, Danny Thomas, Hughton, Roberts, Miller, Perryman, Paul Allen, Falco, Clive Allen (Crook), Mabbutt, Waddle

Man. City : 
Spurs: Clemence, Hughton, Lacy, Roberts, Villa, Perryman, Ardiles (Falco), Mabbutt, Gibson, Brooke, Crooks

Spurs: Clemence, Mabbutt, Price, Lacy, Brooke, Perryman, Hazard (Roberts), Archibald, Galvin, Villa, Crooks
Man. City : 

Spurs: Clemence, Hughton, Miller, Price, Villa, Perryman, Ardiles, Falco, Galvin, Hoddle, Crooks (Hazard)
Man. City : 

Man. City : 
Spurs: Clemence, Hughton, Miller, Roberts, Villa, Perryman, Ardiles, Archibald, Galvin, Hoddle, Falco

03.02.1980

Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   ,
Ref. : -  - (-)

23.09.1979

Man. City:   , , , , , , , , ,
Unused sub. : -
Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   ,
Ref. : -  - (-)

03.02.1979

Manchester City kicked off defending the Paxton Road goal and it was Tottenham who should have had a penalty for handball, but straight away City broke away and Steve Perryman hauled down Peter Barnes in the box to concede a penalty that Gary Owen stepped up to convert.

Another break, from a Spurs corner saw Barnes outpace Perryman down the City left from the halfway line and shot across Kandall from a narrow angle to make it 2-0.

With Deyna replacing the injured Dave Watson at the break, City attacked with confidence and when Barnes' left wing cross fell to Mick Channon eight yards out, it looked a goal all over, but Mark Kendall pushed the effort one-handed over the bar to make a fine stop.

City player Paul Power earned a booking for a foul on Galvin, who had been booked for kicking Colin Bell.  Lacy also went in the book for an agricultural challenge on Barnes.  McAllister was also booked for another foul on Barnes in the build up to the third goal.

Beavon had a shot blocked on the edge of the box, but Spurs were out of the game, relying on Peter Taylor to head an effort off the line.  but city would not be denied and Barnes was once more the architect, with a left wing run ending in a cross for an unmarked Channon to head past Kendall to wrap up a 3-0 win in front of a watching Rinus Michaels, the Dutch national manager.

Spurs:  Kendall, Perryman, Holmes, Lacy, McAllister, Hoddle, Galvin, Ardiles, Taylor, Beavon, G. Armstrong
Unused sub. : Pratt 
Man. City:  Joe Corrigan, Willie Donachie, Paul Power, Gary Owen, Dave Watson (Kazimierz Deyna), Paul Futcher, Mick Channon, Colin Bell, Brian Kidd, Asa Hartford, Peter Barnes
Attendance : -   32,037
Ref. : -  Les Burden (Dorset)

23.09.1978

Man. City:  Corrigan, Clements, Donachie, Viljoen, Watson, P. Futcher, Channon, Owen, R. Futcher, Hartford, Power 
Unused sub. : - Booth
Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   43,471
Ref. : -  - (-)

07.05.1977

Central defender Tommy Booth scored in the 19th minute and this goal was followed by efforts from Dennis Tueart, Peter Barnes and Asa Hartford hit the net in the period just after the restart.  The rout was rounded off by Brian Kidd, who scored the fifth.

Man. City:  , , , , Booth, , Hartford, Kidd, Tueart, Barnes, 
Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   37,919
Ref. : -   - (-)

11.12.1976

Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   ,
Ref. : - Les Shapter (Paignton)
Man City fans paid £1.50 for reserved seats, £1.20 for reserved seats and 70p standing, with juveniles 35p.

18.10.1975

Chris Jones had been drafted into the team and he responded with both goals in a 2-2 draw.

Prior to the game, Pat Jennings was presented with a silver salver by Ted Ditchburn to mark his 419^th appearance for the club two weeks before, thus breaking Ditchburn's own record.

Spurs:   Jennings, , , , , , , , , Chris Jones, 
Man. City:  , , , Doyle (c), Clements, , , , , , 
Attendance : -  30,554
Ref. : -   - (-)

Colin Bell had given City the lead in the 52nd minute with a neatly placed lob and then with seconds remaining Tommy Booth scored a towering header to give City both points.

Spurs:  Peters
Man. City :  Booth, Bell, 
Crowd :  20,079

Man. City : 
Spurs:  
Crowd :  31,549

Man. City : 
Spurs:  Jennings, R. Evans, England, Beal, Naylor, Pratt, Coates, Perryman, Peters, McGrath, Chivers
Unused sub, : - Dillon
Crowd :  24,652

15.12.1973

Programme line-ups
Spurs:  Jennings, Ray Evans, Knowles, England, Beal, Naylor, Pratt (Gilzean), Coates, Perryman, Peters, McGrath, Chivers 
Man. City:  Keith McRae, Glyn Pardoe, Willie Donachie, Mike Doyle, Tommy Booth, Tony Towers, Mike Summerbee (cpt), Colin Bell, Rodney Marsh, Francis Lee, Dennis Leman
Kit : - Red and black striped shirts, black shorts, black socks with three red stripes around sock tops.
Manager : - Ron Saunders
Attendance : -   17,066
Ref. : - Les Shapter (Paignton)

Ref.  Mr. Kenneth H. Burns (Worcester)
Linesmen :  Mr. K. S. Crofts (Cornwall) - Red flag;  Mr. D. G. Martin (Beds) - Yellow flag

10.02.1973

Rodney Marsh scored the first goal of the game, but Martin Chivers was on the mark, when he shot home after being picked out by an astute pass from Steve Perryman.  Francis Lee scored a second half brace, with the second being allowed despite it looking more than suspiciously like handball as he punched the ball in. Chivers' second of the match narrowed the score to 3-2, hitting a left footed shot into the net at the Park Lane end but it was no consolation as the feeling of being cheated remained.

Chivers also went close to a third with a shot from the right of the goal, but while his effort beat Joe Corrigan it also beat the far post and went just inches wide.

Teams : -
Spurs : -  Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Pratt (Coates), England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (cpt), Pearce
Man City : - Joe Corrigan, Tony Book, Willie Donachie, Mike Doyle, Tommy Booth, Derek Jeffries, Mike Summerbee, Colin Bell (cpt), Rodney Marsh, Francis Lee, Tony Towers
Sub. : -
Colours : - Blue shirts with red and white diagonal sash across chest
Attendance : -   30,944
Ref. Mr. Norman Burtenshaw (Norfolk)
Linesmen : Mr. W. H. Smale (Devon) - Red flag; Mr. E. T. Walters (Hants) - Yellow flag
 

16.09.1972

In front of the watching England manager Sir Alf Ramsey, Marsh put away a knock-down by Mike Doyle before Martin Peters pulled the scores back level with a header.  However, four minutes from time Marsh gave Manchester City a vital two points with his second goal, knocking the ball home from close range at the death, to take them up to fourth from bottom in the table.

Man. City:  Healey, Jeffries, Donachie, Doyle, Booth, Oakes, Summerbee (Mellor), Bell (c), Marsh, Lee, Towers 
Spurs: Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Pratt, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (cpt), Coates
Unused sub. : - Naylor.
Attendance : -   31 ,755
Ref. : -  ()
 

08.01.1972

Spurs:  Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Coates, England, Beal, Pratt, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Gilzean (Pearce)
Man. City:  Joe Corrigan, Tony Book, Willie Donachie, Mike Doyle, Tommy Booth, Alan Oakes, Mike Summerbee, Colin Bell (cpt), Wyn Davies, Francis Lee, Tony Towers
Unused sub. : - Ian Mellor
Colours : - Red/Black striped shirts, black shorts, black socks with two red hoops on turnover
Attendance : -   36,470
Ref. : - Gordon Hill (Leicester)
Linesmen : - Mr. A. H. Cooper (Norfolk) – Red flag; Mr. D. R. Drewitt (Sussex) – Yellow flag
 

28.08.1971

Man. City:  Joe Corrigan, , Glyn Pardoe, Mike Doyle, Tommy Booth, , Mike Summerbee, Colin Bell, Wyn Davies, Francis Lee,
Spurs : - Jennings, Kinnear, Want, Mullery (cpt), England, Naylor, Coates, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Gilzean
Unused sub. : - Pratt
Attendance : -   33,683
 

01.05.1971

The Spurs midfielder's shot came out of the blue and surprised City goalkeeper Ron Healey, who let the ball slip through his grasp and go into the net off the foot of the post.

Man. City:  Healey, , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs: , , , , , , Perryman, , , , 
Attendance : -   19,761
Ref. : -   - (-)

..1970

Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   ,
Ref. : -   - (-)

26.09.1970

Spurs:  Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Mullery (c), England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Morgan (Pearce)
Man. City:   Joe Corrigan, Tony Book, Glyn Pardoe, Mike Doyle, George Heslop, Alan Oakes, Mike Summerbee, Colin Bell, Francis Lee (Ian Bowyer), Neil Young, Tony Towers
Attendance : -  42,490
Ref. : -   Danny Lyden (Birmingham)
Linesmen :  Mr. N. Chamberlain (Norfolk) - Red flag; Mr. B. J. Caddy (Somerset) - Yellow flag
 

13.12.1969

Neil Johnson got Tottenham's goal, when he ran onto a ball into the box and slid it into net the ball past the City keeper, but the scores were tied when Alan Oakes rammed home a shot from outside the box past Jennings.

Man. City:  Mulhearn, Book (c), Pardoe, Booth, Doyle, Oakes, Summerbee, Connor, Lee, Young, Bowyer
Unused sub. : - Donachie
Spurs: Jennings, , , , , Mullery, , Johnson, , , 
Attendance : -   29,216
Ref. : -   G. C. Kew (-)

13.09.1969

Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Man. City:  Corrigan, Book (c), Pardoe, Booth, Doyle, Oakes, Summerbee, Bell, Lee, Young, Bowyer
Unused sub. : - Bowles
Attendance : -   41,644
Ref. : -   D. J. Lynden (-)

Man. City : 
Spurs: Jennings, Beal, Knowles, Mullery, England, Collins, Johnson, Greaves, Gilzean, Venables, Pearce

14.12.1968

Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   ,
Ref. : -   - (-)
City fans paid 12 shillings (60p) for their tickets

12.10.1968

Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   38,019
Ref. : -   - (-)
City fans paid 12 shillings (60p) for their tickets

04.05.1968

Spurs: , , , , , , , Greaves, , , 
Man. City:  , , , , , , Summerbee, Bell, , , 
Attendance : -   ,
Ref. : -   - (-)

..196

Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   ,
Ref. : -   - (-)

Man. City:  Corrigan, Book (cpt), , , , , , , Bell, ,
Spurs: Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Mullery, Hoy, Mackay, Saul, Greaves, England, Venables, Cliff Jones

A City goal from David Connor gave the visitors the lead into the second half, but Jimmy Robertson got an equaliser to salvage a point for Tottenham, although, sadly, they were more concerned about Phil Beal's broken forearm which put him out for the remainder of the season.

Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   ,
Ref. : -   - (-)

Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -  36,459
Ref. : -   - (-)

11.05.1963

Fighting to win points to keep them up, the home side ran out 1-0 winners with Alex Harley netting a 53rd minute header, but it was not enough to keep City up.

Man. City:  , , , , , , , , Harley, , 
Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   27,784
Ref. : -   - (-)

01.09.1962

Spurs:   , , , , , Blanchflower, , Medwin, Greaves, , Cliff Jones 
Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   48,758
Ref. : -   - (-)

Joe Hayes opened the scoring after 30 minutes, with Peter Dobing doubling the score two minutes later.  With half-time approaching Neil Young struck to make it 3-0 and two minutes after the interval Dave Mackay deflected Dobing's effort past John Hollowbread.  Peter Baker was forced into putting the ball into his own net by pressure from Colin Barlow five minutes later and the sixth City goal rounded off Dobing's hat-trick with 57 minutes of the match having elapsed.

Two Jimmy Greaves goals were Tottenham's only consolation from the trip North.

Man. City:  Bert Trautmann, Kennedy, Sear, John Benson, Bill Leivers, Alan Oakes, Neil Young, Peter Dobing, Colin Barlow, Joe Hayes, Wagstaffe
Spurs:  Hollowbread, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower (cpt), Norman, Mackay, Medwin, White, B. Smith, Greaves, Cliff Jones
Crowd :  31,706
 

..196

Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   ,
Ref. : -   - (-)

14.10.1961

Spurs: Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower (c), Norman, Mackay, Medwin, White, Bobby Smith, Les Allen, Dyson
Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   40,335
Ref. : -   - (-)
Linesmen : Mr. - (-) - Red flag; Mr. - (-) - Yellow flag

..196

Spurs: , , , , , , , , , , 
Man. City:  , , , , , , , , , , 
Attendance : -   ,
Ref. : -   - (-)

Spurs went one up through Bobby Smith and when Clive Colbridge equalised in the 50th minute, Spurs players claimed he handled the ball, but the goal stood, putting an end to that winning run.

Spurs:  Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay, Medwin, Harmer, B. Smith, White, Cliff Jones
Man. City:  Trautmann, , , , , Law, , Colbridge
Crowd :  58,916

Spurs:  Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay, Medwin, Harmer, B. Smith, White, Cliff Jones
Man.City:  , McAdams
Crowd :  49,767
Ref. : - Gilbert Pullin (-)
 

A 19th minute opening goal from Bobby Smith gave Tottenham the lead and Cliff Jones' 18 yard drive made it two on 35 minutes.  Terry Medwin added a third for Spurs with a quarter of an hour left on the clock, but Bill McAdams pulled back a consolation goal for City a minute after.

Spurs:  Hollowbread, Baker, Hopkins, Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay, Medwin, Harmer, B. Smith, Brooks, Cliff Jones
Man. City:  , , , , , , McAdams
Crowd :  58,916

Joe Hayes gave City a lead after 38 minutes, but Spurs hit back with a second half surge.  Johnny Harmer had a penalty saved by Bert Trautmann and minutes later Johnny Brooks slid home the ball after the keeper had stopped Smith's fierce drive.  Then came a Bobby Smith hat-trick to put Spurs out of reach. 

Smith even set up the fifth goal for George Robb four minutes from the end of the game to cap a fine solo performance.

Spurs: Ditchburn, Hills, Henry, Blanchflower, Norman, Ryden, Medwin, Harmer, B. Smith, Brooks, Robb
Man. City:  Trautmann, Leivers, Sear, Barnes, Ewing, Warhurst, Barlow, Hayes, Johnstone, McAdam, Sambrook
Attendance : -  37,539
Ref. : - A. E. Westwood (Warwicks)

Spurs:  , , , , , , , , , ,
Man. City:   , , , , , , , ,
Attendance : -  33,443

Man. City:   , , , , , , , ,
Spurs:  , , , , , , , , , ,
Attendance : -  32,718

Spurs:  , , , , , , , , , ,
Man. City:   , , , , , , , ,
Attendance : -  31,622

However, in the last few minutes, it appeared that Spurs should have had a penalty when Bert Trautmann grabbed the ankle of Spurs forward George Robb in the box.

Spurs: Reynolds, Norman, Hopkins, Blanchflower, Clarke, Marchi, Dunmore, Brooks, Duquemin, Smith, Robb
Man. City:  , , , , , Paul, , , Johnstone
Attendance : -  69,788

From Michael Tibby : -
Spurs were not doing particularly well in the league and had been playing Tommy Harmer at outside right for a few games. Semi-Final day was St Patrick’s Day and a photo in the paper showed Danny Blanchflower (I think on Euston Station) pinning shamrock onto DAVE DUNMORE’s lapel.

Because of rainy weather and a possible heavy pitch at Villa Park, Tommy Harmer (a genius on his day) had been dropped by Manager Jimmy Anderson in favour of Dave Dunmore who had never fulfilled his potential.

Spurs lost 1-0 (a Bobby Johnstone goal?) but there was tremendous controversy concerning George Robb.  Late in the game he was held by the legs by City’s German born ex paratrooper goalkeeper Bert Trautmann (who was to become the hero of the next year’s 1955 Cup Final). Extensive newspaper photographs, in frame by frame sequence, show George Robb, with the goal at his mercy, being clearly held by Trautmann with the ball to one side.  No-one could understand how the referee managed to miss this incident.

Bert received a lot of hate mail over this and obviously, being not long after WWII, you can imagine what it was like.
 

Man. City:   , , , , , , , ,
Spurs:  , , , Blanchflower, , , , , , ,
Attendance : -   27,052

Spurs:  , , , , , , , , , ,
Man. City:   , , , , , , , ,
Attendance : -  41,113

Man. City:   , , , , , , , ,
Spurs:  , , , , , , , , , ,
Attendance : -   ,

Man. City:   , , , , , , , ,
Spurs:  , , , , , , , , , ,
Attendance : -   ,

Man. City:   , , , , , , , ,
Spurs:  , , , , , , , , , ,
Attendance : -   ,

Man. City:   , , , , , , , ,
Spurs:  , , , , , , , , , ,
Attendance : -   ,

Ernie Toseland gave City the lead in the match came from an error from Spurs keeper Joe Nicholls, but George Hunt and Taffy O'Callaghan both grabbed a brace apiece which was added to by a Willie Evans penalty to leave Spurs 5-1 winners.

Spurs: Nicholls, Colquhoun, Whatley, Day, Rowe (c), Meads, McCormick, W. Evans, George Hunt, G.W. Hall O'Callaghan
Man. City : Frank Swift, Billy Dale, Matt Busby, Sam Cowan, Bobby Marshall, Fred Tilson, ErnieToseland
Attendance : -  24,576

Matt Busby scored twice, with the other two goals coming from Ernie Toseland and Bobby Marshall.

Man. City: Barber, , , , Marshall, Busby, , , Toseland
Spurs: Spiers, Illingworth, Herod, Skitt, Cable, A. Lindsay, Osborne, Thompson, Harper, Cook, Dimmock
Crowd : 37,716

Lewis Barber in goal for Manchester City played a blinder, but Man. City took the lead with a controversial goal .  Ernie Toseland's goal was ruled out and a free-kick given to Spurs, but the ref spoke to the linesman and awarded the goal to City.  

City were reduced to ten men, when Barber punched his own full-back Mick Ridley, who had to leave the field.  Tottenham capitalised on their numerical advantage, as Osborne went past Jimmy McMullan and Bill Felton to shoot Tottenham level.  Billy Cook converted Andy Thompson's cross in the 75th minute to give Tottenham what looked like a winning lead, but City came back with Sam Cowan equalising with a 25 yard shot with five minutes left.

Spurs: Spiers, Illingworth, Herod, Skitt, Cable, A. Lindsay, Osborne, Thompson, Harper, Cook, Dimmock
Man. City: Barber, Ridley, McMullan, Felton, , , , , , Cowan, Toseland
Crowd : 37,000

Spurs:  , , , , , ,
Man. City:   Warner, 
Crowd :  10,000

Spurs:  Blake, Clay, Brown, Smith, Lowe, Skinner, Walden, Elkes, Lindsay, Hargreaves, Dimmock
Man. City:  Johnson, 
Crowd :  11,739

Spurs: Jacques, Clay, McDonald, Smith, Walters, Grimsdell, Walden, Seed, Wilson, Bliss, Dimmock
Man. City:  Kelly, 
Crowd : 53,810

 
Man. City:  Howard, Browell
Spurs:  Joyce, Collins, Webster, Lightfoot, R. Steel, Grimsdell, Walden, Newman, Cantrell, Bliss, MIddlemiss
Crowd : 36,256

With Tottenham unable to breach the City defence this time, Billy Jones and Joe Dorsett were both scorers in the 2-0 win.  This win kick-started a revival of seven wins in their last eight games to lift them from the bottom of the table to safety.

Spurs: Joyce, Morris, Britttan, Darnell, Rance, Kennedy, J. McTavish, Newman, Elliott, Bliss, Middlemiss
Man. City:  Jones, Dorsett
Attendance : -  20,000

Man. City: Jones, Dorsett
Spurs:  Joyce, Collins, Britttan, Darnell, D. Steel, Lightfoot, J. McTavish, Newman, Minter, R. Steel, Middlemiss
Attendance : -  39,800

Two goals from Billy Minter, one from Bobby Steel and a Tom Morris penalty proved just enough to edge out City, who's three goals all came from Tom Holford.

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Spurs: Hewitson, Coquet, Burton, Morris, D. Steel, Darnell, Walton, Minter, Woodward, B. Steel, Middlemiss
Crowd : 20,000

NOTE : -  Spurs went on a short training break at Southport before the Manchester City FA Cup tie.
Tickets for away FA Cup tie at Manchester City were 3s (£0.15) and return fare was 11s (£0.55).
 

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