spurs v qpr match reports

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05.08.2000	Danny Maddix was awarded a testimonial between the two sides he played for the most. So Spurs travelled to Loftus Road to meet QPR. Not only was it a chance for Maddix to see his old team in action, but Garry Francis was pitting his management skills against his old club, as was striker Peter Crouch, who had joined Rangers in the close season. Les Ferdinand made a nostalgic return to Loftus Road for Spurs. Sherwood set up a chance for Ferdinand in the 23rd minute, which he powered a shot past Harper in the home goal and then there were openings for Anderton, Iversen, Stephen Clemence and Ramon Vega to add to the score. However, Spurs had to wait until the 61st minute and then a deflection took Tim Sherwood's shot past the QPR keeper to make it 0-2 and that was how it ended. Teams : QPR - Harper, Heinola, Darlington Carlisle, Carl Ready, Steve Morrow (Barraclough 46), Wardley (Grieves 77), Keith Rowland (Connolly 46), Peter Crouch, Langley (Kulscar 77), Chris Kiwomya. Spurs - Sullivan, Carr, Taricco (Thatcher 46), Campbell, Vega (Perry 46), Leonhardsen (Davies 46), Sherwood (Young 77), Clemence, Anderton, Ferdinand (Rebrov 46), Iversen (Armstrong 77) Ref : - Attendance : - 12,042 Colours : - QPR : - - Le Coq Sportif - White and blue hooped shirts with white sleeves and a blue stripe down arm, White shorts with blue piping, white socks with blue turnover having two white hoops. Socks had blue 'QPR' on shin. Spurs : - Adidas - Navy blue shirt with white trim and navy collar and white under arms on body; Navy shorts with white side panels; navy socks with white turnover. Socks had white 'Spurs' on shin.
27.11.1993	Tottenham had to come behind from a first minute goal by Les Ferdinand to earn a draw. Darren Anderton had already missed a penalty, but got Spurs a point with his 87th minute finish to an exquisite passing move. Teams : QPR - Stejskal, Bardsley, Peacock, McDonald, Wilson, Wilkins, Impey, Barker, Sinclair, Bradley Allen, Ferdinand. Subs not used : Spurs - Thorstvedt, Edinburgh, Campbell, Calderwood, Howells (Robinson [Nethercott]), Caskey, Samways, Sedgley, Anderton, Hazard, Barmby Subs not used : Walker Ref : - D. Elleray (Harrow) Attendance : - 17,694
14.09.1991	Rangers put Spurs under pressure in the first half and were unlucky not to get a goal, but the game turned around in the second period. Gary Lineker slid in at the far post to convert a miscued 72nd minute Samways shot past Roberts and then three minutes later seized on Wegerle's back-pass to seal the victory Teams : Spurs - Walker, Fenwick, Mabbutt, Bergsson, van den Hauwe, Howells (Sedgley) , Nayim, Stewart, Samways (P. Allen), Lineker, Durie Subs not used : QPR - Roberts, , McDonald, Impey, Wegerle, Thompson, Ferdinand. Subs not used : Attendance : - 30,059
23.03.1991	. Teams : Spurs - Thorstevdt, Edinburgh, Sedgley, Mabbutt, M. Thomas, Nayim (Moncur 70), Samways, A. Gray (Walsh 60), P. Allen, Stewart, Lineker QPR - Stejskal, Bardsley, Tillson, Peacock, Brevitt, Maddix, Wilkins, Barker, Sinton, Ferdinand, Wegerle. Subs not used : Iorfa, Wilson Attendance : - 30,860
06.10.1990	. Teams : QPR - . Subs not used : Spurs - Subs not used : Attendance : - 21,405
17.03.1990	. Teams : QPR - . Subs not used : Spurs - Subs not used : Attendance : - 16,691
300.9.1989	. Teams : Spurs - Subs not used : QPR - . Subs not used : Attendance : - 23,781
13.05.1989	. Teams : QPR - . Subs not used : Spurs - Subs not used : Attendance : - 21,873
26.11.1988	Rangers took a 2-0 lead before Tottenham staged a fighting comeback to gain a point. Ex-Spur Mark Falco got the opener before Trevor Francis made it two in the 32nd minute, but after 53 minutes, Paul Gascoigne netted for Spurs. Then, with 15 minutes remaining, Chris Waddle scored the equaliser to make it 2-2. Teams : Spurs - Subs not used : QPR - . Subs not used : Attendance : - 26,698
04.04.1988	. Teams : QPR - . Subs not used : Spurs - Subs not used : Attendance : - 14,738
14.11.1987	. Teams : Spurs - Subs not used : QPR - . Subs not used : Attendance : - 28,113
07.03.1987	. Teams : Spurs - Subs not used : QPR - . Subs not used : Attendance : - 21,071
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12.01.1985	Spurs slip to second place in the table after a 2-2 draw at Loftus Road. Gary Bannister's two goals for Rangers were equalised by strikes from Mark Falco and Garth Crooks to share the points in an entertaining match. Teams : QPR - . Subs not used : Spurs - Clemence, Stevens, Mabbutt, Roberts, Miller, Perryman, Chiedozie (Ardiles), Galvin, Falco, Hoddle, Crooks Subs not used : Attendance : - 21,579
26.11.1983	Spurs won this London derby to make it nine games unbeaten in this First Division match. Simon Stainrod had taken an opportunity to put QPR ahead, but two goals from Mark Falco saw Spurs assume control. Steve Archibald's 71st minute strike made it 3-1, but with 15 minutes left Terry Fenwick, then a Rangers defender, brought the score to 3-2, which is the way it ended. Teams : Spurs - Sub not used : QPR - . Sub not used : Attendance : - 38,789
07.01.1981	Spurs eased through to Round Four of the FA Cup with a 3-1 home win in the replay with Queens Park Rangers. Garth Crooks and Tony Galvin gave Spurs a 2-0 half time lead, but Simon Stainrod pulled a goal back minutes after the second half started to make the game nervy for Tottenham, but when Steve Archibald set up Glenn Hoddle to finish with a 84th minute shot, Spurs ensured their passage to meet Hull City in the next round. Teams : Spurs - Daines, McAllister, Miller, Roberts, Lacy, Perryman, Broke, Archibald, Galvin, Hoddle, Crooks Sub not used : Hazard QPR - , , , , , , , , , Stainrod. Sub not used : Attendance : - 36,294
03.01.1981	A defensive approach by QPR stifled Tottenham, who in truth played poorly too. There were few chances and Rangers tried to hit Spurs on the break, but there were no goals and a replay at White Hart Lane followed. Teams : QPR - . Sub not used : Spurs - Daines, Yorath, Miller, Roberts, Lacy, Perryman, Broke, Archibald, Villa (Galvin), Hoddle, Crooks Attendance : - 28,829
14.04.1979	Spurs were at home to QPR and the First Division match ended 1-1 on a sunny spring afternoon. John Pratt took a pass into him on the edge of the box, turned and hit his shot just over the bar. Pratt also brought a good save from the keeper when Villa's long corner to the far post was nodded back and the midfielder's 12 yard header was tipped over. A questionable onside decision saw Dave Clement played through and he rounded Daines and slotted home. 14 minutes and 15 seconds. Within a minute it was 1-1 when Hoddle played a 1-2 with Jones and dinked the ball over the QPR defence for Steve Perryman to control the ball with his stomach and take it past Richardson in the same movement to knock the ball in from five yards out. Pratt's cross was just missed by Hoddle, four yards out, but there had been an infringement. Then at the other end Walsh missed an open goal with a diving header but was spared that embarrassment as he was offside. Hoddle played in Villa and a nonchalant shot forced Richardson to tip the ball past the post. Don McAllister had to head away a chip into the goalmouth from Paul Goddard in an incident that saw Barry Daines sustain a groin injury, which require dlengthy treatment from physio Mike Varney. Into the second half, Miller half headed out a cross and Gerry Francis slashed the ball over the bar, while play moved to the other end and Richardson had to make a good block as Villa turned Howe and shot on goal. The keeper did well to come out and intercept a through ball meant for Hoddle, but he then passed straight to Chris Jones on the left and his first time shot just faded away from goal after shooting from 30 yards out on the left. Francis burst through and put Goddard in, but his shot was well held by the inured Daines. A good move by Taylor and Hoddle put Pratt in on the right side of the box, but his shot was deflected just wide for a corner. Hoddle was also the architect for a right wing cross that Jones glanced wide, as the sun shone down on a beautiful April day. Teams : Spurs - Daines, Naylor, Miller, Holmes, McAllister, Perryman (c), Pratt, Hoddle, Taylor, Chris Jones, Villa Unused sub. : - Colin Lee QPR - Derek Richardson, Dave Clement, Don Shanks, Ernie Howe, Glenn Roeder, John Hollins (c), Gerry Francis, Martyn Busby, Micky Walsh, Paul Goddard, Stan Bowles. Unused sub. : - Barry Wallace Kit : - All Red Attendance : - 28,854 Referee : - Les Shapter (-)
14.02.1976	QPR's best season in the First Division was aided by a convincing second half performance that lead to a 3-0 win at White Hart Lane. The first half was nothing to write home about with neither side managing a shot in anger, but Rangers struck in the 55th minute with Bowles heading on a Parkes kick out and Don Givens finishing with aplomb. Just after the hour, Masson's free-kick found Francis racing in to swing the ball home and the future Spurs manager ran half the length of the field to shoot home the third on 74 minutes. Parkes was called into action as Spurs tried to gain some succour, but his endeavours denied Tottenham and the intervention of the goalpost stopped Osgood gaining some consolation. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Naylor, Young, McAllister, Osgood, Pratt, Coates (Chivers), Perryman, Duncan, Chris Jones, Neighbour QPR - Parkes, Clement, Webb, Leach, Gillard, Hollins, Masson, G. Francis, Thomas, Bowles, Givens. Subs not used : Cunningham Ref : - L. Hayes (South Yorkshire) Attendance : - 28,190
02.03.1974	An unbeaten run of nine matches was brought to a halt when Rangers won this game at Loftus Road 3-1. Don Givens opened the scoring for Rangers. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Evans, Dillon, Beal, Naylor, Pratt, Perryman, Peters, Coates (Gilzean), McGrath, Chivers QPR - Gillard, McLintock, Mancini, Clement, Given, Attendance : - 25,775 Referee : - - (-)
26.12.1973	. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Evans, England, Beal, Naylor, Pratt, Perryman, Peters, Coates, McGrath (Chivers), Gilzean QPR - McLintock, Venables, Francis, Dave Thomas, Attendance : - 30,762 Referee : - John Yates (Redditch)
08.10.1973	Spurs exited the League Cup at the Second Round stage with a 0-1 defeat at Loftus Road. Rangers played a good game and were well worth their win, secured by a Don givens shot, deflected in by Mike England in the 31st minute. Although Spurs staged a late rally, they were unable to get an equaliser to take the game to a replay, as Gilzean's hooked effort went just past the post and Peters had a shot charged down by two Rangers defenders. Teams : QPR - Parkes, Mancini, McLintock, Clement, Leach, . Subs not used : Spurs - Daines, Knowles, England, Beal, Evans, Naylor, Coates (Pratt), Perryman, Gilzean, Peters, Chivers Attendance : - 23,353
15.02.1969	There was a frosty reception for recently signed Roger Morgan as he returned to Loftus Road, but it was only the freezing conditions that conspired to produce the chill. Most players on both teams wore gloves with Greaves donning fingerless fawn mittens. Rangers were still near the bottom of the table and although both teams put on a good display of football in difficult conditions, the score was 0-0 at the break. The frosty pitch made errors likely and when Les Allen got past our defence, he put in a cross for Frank Clarke to head QPR into the lead soon after the second half started. It was late in the game that things swung Tottenham's way, with Mullery's free-kick being cleared and Morgan putting the ball back into the area for Jimmy Greaves to knock the ball past the keeper. The home side claimed Greaves had handled in the act of scoring, but the referee waved away their complaints. Rangers almost won the game at the death with a shot from Ian Morgan (twin of Roger) being kicked off the line by Cyril Knowles to preserve the draw. Teams : QPR - , , , , Les Allen, Ian Morgan, Clarke Spurs - Knowles, Mullery, Roger Morgan, Greaves Attendance : - 30,013 Referee : -
29.01.1969	Phil Beal's only senior goal for Tottenham helped win this First Division encounter for Spurs at White Hart Lane. Bottom of the table Rangers went 1-0 down when David Jenkins scored for Spurs and Beal rifled one in from distance to double the lead before Dave Clement pulled a goal back with a firm header. Frank Clarke gave the visitors heart with an equaliser from the penalty spot but Alan Gilzean denied them even a point with a well struck shot. Teams : Spurs - Beal, Jenkins, Gilzean QPR - Clement, Clarke, Attendance : - 38,766
01.04.1950	The visit to Loftus Road in the Second Division saw Spurs win to take the title and secure their return to Division One. Les Medley and Eddie Bailey scored the goals that day and after the match Rangers chairman Mr. Albert Hittinger congratulated the Spurs team in their dressing room. Teams : QPR - Spurs - Medley, Baily Attendance : - 29,771
26.11.1949	Tottenham eased to a 3-0 win over QPR as they maintained their assault on the Division Two title. An early header from Les Bennett put Tottenham ahead and then he took Eddie Baily's pass to slot past QPR keeper Reg Allen to make it 2-0 a few minutes later. Baily was the architect for the second half Spurs goal from Bill Nicholson, which he placed into the corner of the net. Rangers almost forced Alf Ramsey and Harry Clarke into own goals as they hastily cleared the ball and Harry Woodward, an ex-Spurs player and captain for the day, brought a fine save out of Ted Ditchburn to preserve his clean sheet. Teams : Spurs - Ditchburn, Ramsey, Clarke, , Nicholson, Bob Cook, , Baily, Bennett, , QPR - R. Allen, Woodward Attendance : - 62,783
12.03.1949	A workman-like game ended in a 0-0 draw at Loftus Road. Harry Woodward, the Tottenham centre-half, was struck down by a first half free-kick from Arthur Jefferson and suffered concussion, so had to be carried off. Ironic that the match programme surmised in an article when substitutes would be allowed !! Teams : QPR - Jefferson, Spurs - , , H. Woodward, Attendance : - 25,416
16.10.1948	A simply worked goal was enough to take the points for Spurs in this home match with QPR in the Second Division. Len Duquemin played a square pass to Baily, who struck the ball in despite the desperate effort by Arthur Jefferson to stop it going over the goal-line. Bill Nicholson was outstanding in defence that day and Sid Tickridge also did his bit in clearing the ball off the line when Cyril Hatton looked like he would net the equaliser. Teams : Spurs - Nicholson, Tickridge, Baily, Duquemin, QPR - Jefferson, Hatton, Attendance : - 69,718
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