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| 16.02.1991 |
A superb individual
performance by Paul Gascoigne turned this FA Cup Fifth Round
in Tottenham's favour and may have gone a long way to saving the club
from financial ruin. With many of the stories leading up to
this game surrounding the perilous state of the club's money problems,
Paul Gascoigne took the game by the scruff of the neck and scored two
goals to bring Spurs back from a goal behind against Second Division
Portsmouth to go through to the quarter-finals.
A scuffed shot by Mark Chamberlain just before half-time gave
Pompey the lead, but on the hour, Gascoigne played the ball wide to Paul
Allen and then raced into the penalty area to rise and score a rare
headed goal to pull Tottenham level. Saving the best for last, his
dribble past a number of players on a heavy, bobbly pitch, before hitting
a low shot into the corner of the net, gave Spurs the lead they retained
for the final six minutes.
Portsmouth - Knight, Beresford, , , , , , , , , , Whittingham, M.
Chamberlain.
Spurs - Thorstvedt, Edinburgh, Mabbutt, Sedgley, van den Hauwe, M.
Thomas, Gascoigne, Samways, P. Allen, Lineker, Nayim.
Unused sub. : - Gray
Crowd : - 26,049
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| 02.04.1988 |
A single goal by Barry Horne
settled this Division One match at the Lane.
Portsmouth were in the relegation zone on their arrival to play
Spurs, but Horne's 35th minute strike gave Pompey the points, but it was
not enough to save them from going down to Division Two at the end of
the season.
Teams :
Spurs - Mimms; Statham, Fairclough, Mabbutt, Fenwick; Moncur (D.
Howells), P. Allen, Hodge (Moran), Samways; Walsh, Claesen
Portsmouth - Knight; Swain, Blake, Gilbert, Sandford; Dillon,
Horne, Whitehead, Hilaire; Mariner, Quinn
Crowd : - 18,616
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| 04.11.1987 |
Division One
Portsmouth - .
Spurs - .
Crowd : - 15,302
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| 10.12.1985 |
League Cup Fourth Round
second replay
Portsmouth - .
Spurs - .
Crowd : - 26,306
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| 27.11.1985 |
League Cup Fourth Round
replay
Portsmouth - .
Spurs - .
Crowd : - 28,100
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| 20.11.1985 |
League Cup Fourth Round
replay
Spurs - .
Portsmouth - .
Crowd : - 28,619
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| 18.02.1967 |
Spurs progressed through
this FA Cup Fourth Round tie with a 3-1 win over Portsmouth.
After a three-match epic to overcome
Hull City in the previous round, Pompey might have been drained and
Tottenham took full advantage. Pompey mascot (in full naval dress)
Barry Harris got the 15,000 South Coast fans singing, but they were
quietened by goals from Alan Gilzean (2) and Jimmy Greaves. Ron
Tindall netted a consolation goal for Portsmouth.
Spurs - , , , , , , , , ,Gilzean, Greaves.
Portsmouth - , , , , , , ,Tindall.
Crowd : - 57,910
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| 21.02.1959 |
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| 04.10.1958 |
Jimmy
Anderson took Spurs to Fratton Park for a First Division match against
Portsmouth, which ended in a draw and the end of his reign as manager.
After 50 years with
the club, Anderson resigned on health grounds and the point gained from
this match was earned by a Alfie Stokes goal, which he netted from a
Jeff Ireland cross after six minutes. However, Ron Saunders equalised
just three minutes later following a corner and the remaining 81 minutes saw Spurs under
pressure.
Only a linesman's flag
deprived Pompey of a win, when it signalled offside to wipe out the 86th
minute "goal" the home side scored, much to the dislike of the
majority of the 26,402 crowd.
Teams :
Portsmouth - Cutler, Saunders,
Spurs - Hollowbread, Baker, Hopkins, Hills, Ryden, Iley, Ireland,
Stokes, B. Smith, Clayton, Robb
Crowd : -
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| 04.09.1957 |
With the Portsmouth coach
held up in traffic after an accident, the match kicked off twenty
minutes late, but it didn't stop Pompey racing away with this game.
They were soon 3-0 up with goals from
Peter Harris (12), Johnny Gordon (13) and Jackie Henderson (15).
Amazingly, Spurs were level by the break as they hit back with goals
from Micky Dulin, Johnny Brooks and a Tommy Harmer penalty.
Former Spurs striker Sid McClellan put
Pompey ahead again just after the break and Henderson won it with a
fifth Portsmouth goal that left Tottenham bottom of the table after four
matches.
Teams :
Spurs - , , , , , , Harmer, Brooks, Dulin, Bobby Smith,
Portsmouth - Harris, Gordon, McClellan, Henderson
Crowd : - 35,813
Ref. : -
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| 28.08.1957 |
Spurs suffered a big defeat
at Fratton Park as Portsmouth ran riot.
Ray Crawford, new to the South Coast
side, opened the scoring in the 26th minute, following up within a
minute with his second. Peter Harris then netted a brace in the
33rd and 37th minute as Spurs crumbled. Harris completed his
treble in the 56th minute with a penalty, before Sours finally got a
consolation goal from Bobby Smith on the hour.
Teams :
Portsmouth - Harris, , Crawford,
Spurs - , , , , , , , , , Bobby Smith,
Crowd : - 33,479
Ref. : -
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| 16.03.1957 |
A break by Terry Medwin and
Tommy Harmer lead to Tottenham's first goal in the 23rd minute. A
Medwin cross was aiming for goal from Bobby Smith's head, but it hit the
bar and bounced back into Pompey defender Jack
Mansell's chest to put the ball over the line.
In the 42nd minute, Medwin linked up
with Blanchflower to lay the ball into Bobby Smith's path and he hit a
powerful right foot shot low into the net to make it 2-0.
Teams : , , Mansell,
Spurs - , , , Blanchflower, , , Medwin, Harmer, B. Smith, ,
Portsmouth -
Crowd : - 36,110
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| 03.11.1956 |
An own goal apiece were
included in the scoring in this away win for Tottenham.
On 11 minutes, Jimmy Gordon got in
between Harry Clarke and Ted Ditchburn to put Portsmouth ahead, but
Spurs scored through Johnny Brooks in the 23rd minute to make it 1-1 at the break.
Marchi tried a back-pass on 56
minutes, but slipped it past his own goalie, while a deflected shot from
Terry Medwin went in off Alec Wilson to get Spurs back level eleven minutes later. It was left
to Bobby Smith to wrap up a 3-2 win with a goal from a Medwin free-kick
in the 69th minute.
Teams :
Portsmouth - Wilson, Penk, Gordon
Spurs - Ditchburn, , , , Clarke, Marchi, Brooks, , B. Smith, ,
Medwin
Crowd : - 31,903
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| 10.03.1956 |
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| 29.10.1955 |
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| 05.02.1955 |
With no goals in the first
hour, the match burst into life with three in the last half hour to give
Spurs, what was in the end, a comfortable winning score-line.
Len Duquemin started the move for the
first goal after 64 minutes. He got in the way of a pass out of
the home defence, then put Eddie Baily in on the right wing. He
crossed to Johnny Gavin, who's header flashed into the net. Gavin
also scored Tottenham's second, again from Baily's pass, this time with
a shot in the 69th minute.
Alf Ramsey needed to produce a
well-timed tackle to prevent Jackie Henderson getting in on goal and
Reynolds denied Peter Harris with a timely save.
Len Duquemin scored from a Gavin
corner with five minutes remaining to secure the points for Tottenham.
Teams :
Portsmouth - Harris, Henderson
Spurs - Reynolds, Ramsey, , , Baily, , , Duquemin, , Gavin
Crowd : - 27,539
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| 18.09.1953 |
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| 26.12.1953 |
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| 25.12.1953 |
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| 08.11.1952 |
A home win for Portsmouth in the
First Division was reasonably straightforward until a late goal for
Spurs. Just before half-time, Peter
Harris gave Pompey the lead with a 20 yard finish and Duggie Reid made
it 2-0 ten minutes into the second half. However, late on, Dennis
Uphill hit a shot that debutant goalie Norman Uprichard fumbled the ball
and then knocked it into his own goal to make it 2-1, although Tottenham
could not grab an equaliser before the end.
Teams :
Portsmouth - Uprichard, Gunter, Stephen, Scoular, Froggatt,
Dickinson, Harris, Munday, Reid, Phillips, Gaillard
Spurs - Ditchburn, Ramsey, Willis, Nicholson, Clarke, Burgess,
Walters, Uphill, Duquemin, Baily, Medley
Crowd : - 40,462
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| 12.04.1952 |
The teams met at White Hart Lane in
a game that saw Tottenham come out on top, as both sides sat in the top
four of the First Division. It was
the visitors who went ahead, shocking Spurs in the fifth minute, as
Jackie Henderson's low cross was touched out by Ditchburn to the edge of
the six yard box, where Len Philips ran in to force home from close
range.
Len
Duquemin's fired home in the 12th minute with a left footer after Alf
Ramsey has put him through, while the Spurs striker then squared the
ball from the left wing for Eddie Baily to give Tottenham the lead,
after Charlie Withers and Les Medley had opened the Portsmouth defence
up to play Duquemin into space.
Right on half-time, Baily scored his second
when he converted the rebound when Charlie Dore stopped Medley's shot,
but was helpless to prevent the goal that saw Spurs finish 3-1 victors.
Teams :
Spurs - Ditchburn, Ramsey, , , Baily, Duquemin, Withers, Medley
Portsmouth - Dore, , , , , , , , , Henderson, Philips
Crowd : - 67,088 |
| 24.03.1951 |
Top of the table Spurs
earned a draw at Fratton Park with a goal from reserve striker Dennis
Uphill to cancel out the goal scored by Duggie Reid for last season's
champions Pompey, who
fielded four internationals in Jimmy Dickinson,
Jack Frogatt, Peter Harris and Jimmy Stephen.
Ted Ditchburn was the man of the match for
Tottenham, with a good save to stop Reid's header from Dickinson's
free-kick, but Reid bested the keeper with another header in the sixth
minute to give the home side the lead after Marcel Gaillard crossed from
the left wing. Pompey were hampered by Reid having to move
out to the touchline after knocking himself out in a collision with the
post.
Ditchburn kept out Gaillard and Albert Mundy,
but coming up to half time, Ronnie Burgess floated a free-kick in for
Sonny Walters to head on to Dennis Uphill and the 19 year old steered
the ball past Ernie Butler for the equaliser. The goal earned
Spurs a draw in an entertaining match played out in gale force winds.
Teams :
Portsmouth - Butler, , Stephen, Dickinson, Mundy, Gaillard, Frogatt, Harris, Reid
Spurs - Ditchburn, Ramsey, , Burgess, , , , , Baily, Uphill, Walters
Crowd : - 49,716
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| 04.11.1950 |
Spurs romped to a big win
over Portsmouth at White Hart Lane thanks to two first half goals from
Len Duquemin and Sonny Walters. Arthur Willis stuck the bal into
his own net to give Portsmouth a glimmer of hope, but that was
extinguished by a second half hat-trick from inside forward Eddie Baily. Teams :
Spurs - Ditchburn, Ramsey, Willis, Nicholson, Clarke, Brittan,
Walters, Bennett, Duquemin, Baily, Medley
Portsmouth - ,
Crowd : - 66,402
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| 30.12.1944 |
In a Football League South match
that the Spurs programme described as having "thrills as plentiful as
blackberries in autumn" the game ended 0-0 preserving Tottenham's unbeaten
away record at the top of the table.
Portsmouth - .
Spurs - .
Crowd : - 15,000
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| 30.01.1943 |
A war-time match between Spurs and
Portsmouth at White Hart Lane saw Tottenham take a 4-1 lead by half-time
and run out 5-2 winners. A George
Ludford hat-trick along with goals from Jackie Gibbons and Pat Beasley
netted for Spurs, with the visitors scoring through Bert Barlow and
Billy Bushby.
Portsmouth - .
Spurs - .
Crowd : - 7,146
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| 27.10.1934 |
Prolific scorers George Hunt and
Jack Weddle were both on the score-sheet for either side as Spurs ran out
4-1 winners. Len Bolan opened the scoring for Tottenham, while Les
Howe added a second and Hunt got two more to take his tally to five
goals in five matches.
Weddle notched Portsmouth's lone goal, which put Pompey 1-0 ahead and was one of eleven he scored
in six consecutive games for manager Jack Tinn's side.
Spurs - G. Hunt, Bolan, Howe.
Portsmouth - Weddle.
Crowd : - 33,461
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