november 7th

          Results (with Tottenham's score shown first)
         (match reports accessible by clicking on opponent's name, where available)

1885 Casuals A London Association Cup R2 0 - 8
1891 Coldstream Guards H Luton Charity Cup R1 3 - 3
1895 Luton Town H Friendly 0 - 2
1896 Sheppey United H Southern League 3 - 2
1903 Northampton Town H Southern League 2 - 1
1904 Reading H Western League 2 - 2
1906 Portsmouth A Western League 0 - 1
1908 West Bromwich Albion A Second Division 0 - 3
1910 Millwall N London FA Charity Cup SF 2 - 2
1914 Bradford Park Avenue H First Division 3 - 0
1921 Brentford A London FA Charity Cup R2r 3 - 2
1925 West Ham United H First Division 4 - 2
1927 Clapton Orient H London Professional Football Charity Fund 4 - 3
1931 Swansea Town H Second Division 6 - 2
1934 Corinthians H Dewar Shield 7 - 2
1936 Aston Villa A Second Division 1 - 1
1942 Arsenal H Football League South 1 - 0
1953 Chelsea H First Division 2 - 1
1959 Bolton Wanderers A First Division 0 - 2
1964 Sunderland H First Division 3 - 0
1970 Burnley H First Division 4 - 0
1973 Aberdeen H UEFA Cup R2 2L 4 - 1
1981 West Bromwich Albion H First Division 1 - 2
1984 Club Brugge KV (Belgium) H UEFA Cup R2 2L 3 - 0
1991 FC Porto (Portugal) A European Cup Winners Cup R2 2L 0 - 0
1992 Blackburn Rovers A Premier League 2 - 0
1998 Aston Villa A Premier League 2 - 3
1999 Arsenal H Premier League 2 - 1
2005 Bolton Wanderers A Premier League 0 - 1
2009 Sunderland H Premier League 2 - 0

 

          Notable Dates

1897 Arthur "Darkie" Lowdell, half-back 1927-1930, born.
1908 First League meeting with WBA and first defeat.
1912 Willie Evans, winger 1930-1937, born.
1931 Willie Evans makes debut on the wing, scoring twice.
1934 Mel Hopkins, full back 1952-1964, born.
1936 Willie Evans and Jimmy Brown make their last Spurs performances.
1953 1,000th point earned since entering the Football League in 1908.
1981 Steve Archibald makes his 50th League appearance for Spurs.
1987 Arthur Willis, full back 1942-1954, dies.
1994 Almer Hall, inside forward 1934-1936, dies.
1999 In an ill-tempered North London derby, Arsenal's Martin Keown and Frederick Ljungberg both get red cards.

Information gathered from "Spurs - A Day-To-Day Life" by Graham Betts, Spurs Handbooks, 
"Spurs - A Complete Record" and "The Spurs Alphabet" both by Bob Goodwin and other sources.

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