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With National League side Dagenham & Redbridge trying out a number of potential new recruits, Spurs Under-21a took a 3-1 win with an impressive second half performance.

When one of the Daggers' trialist played a back-pass to Josh Strizovic, the keeper was rushed into picking the ball up, conceding an indirect free kick inside the area.  Yago Santiago touched the ball aside for Jude Soonsup-Bell to power the ball past both the wall and the keeper handing Tottenham a 10th minute lead.  The home team had a chance when Josh Umerah put a header onto the roof of the Spurs net, but the Essex side did get level three minutes before the break when Archie Chaplin brought down Junior Morais in the area, picking up a yellow card for the foul and further punishment came when the Daggers captain got up to put the penalty high into the net, leaving Josh Keeley no chance of saving it.

After the interval, Spurs soon took control with Jaden WIlliams putting a header wide when he should have hit the target and then Yusuf Akhamrich set up Rio Kyerematen to hit a clean strike that the keeper did well to push onto the goalpost.  Strizovic could do nothing a minute later when Leo Black scored a fine individual goal when he brought the ball down, went past his marker when he was inside the penalty area and then finished with a delicate shot that made it 2-1 in the 64th minute.  Strizovic did well to deny Akhamrich when he was one on one with the keeper, but it was Leo Black who made the opening for the third goal in the 69th minute as he broke into the area, taking the ball around the keeper before Jaden WIlliams swept the ball into the net as he turned to make Wayne Burnett's return to his old club a happy one. 

Dagenham & Redbridge : - Josh Strizovic, Trialist (Trent Rendall 70), Trialist, Trialist, Alfie Terry (Trialist 70), Trialist (Trialist 46), Trialist (Frank Vincent 60), Trialist, Junior Morais (c) (Oscar Rutherford 60), Dylan Stephenson, Josh Umerah (Trialist 46).
Unused Subs: -  Shiloh Remy, Trialist, Trialist.
Manager : - Ben Strevens
Colours : -  Red and blue hooped shirts, blue shorts, blue socks
Spurs :  -  Josh Keeley, Max Robson (Tyrell Ashcroft 78), Jahziah Linton (Will Andiyapan 78), Archie Baptiste     14  (Maeson King 46), James Rowswell (Pele Arganese-McDermott 78), Nile John (c), (Max McKnight 62), Yusuf Akhamrich (Oliver Irow 78), Leo Black, Jude Soonsup-Bell (Rio Kyerematen 62), Damola Ajayi (Callum Olusesi 62), Yago Santiago (Jaden Williams 46)
Unused subs : - Carey Bloedorn, Elliot Krasniqi.
Manager : - Wayne Burnett
Colours : - White shirts, navy shorts, navy socks
Ref : -  Morgan Conn (-)
Crowd : -   541

Tottenham Under-21s' trip to Clarence Park proved to be a good work out against National League South club St. Albans at Clarence Park, with Spurs coming out on top with a 2-0 win.

It was Tottenham who started on the front foot, with Jaden Williams having a shot blocked after 11 minutes and then Damola Ajayi suffered the same fate when his effort was deflected narrowly wide of the goal.  It wasn't all one-way traffic though and Josh Castiglione put a header just off target and Shaun Jeffers brought Josh Keeley into action with a good save to keep out the shot from 18 yards.  Yago Santiago unlocked the St. Albans defence with some neat footwork that allowed him to slide Ajayi into the box, from where he stroked the ball home across keeper Michael Johnson with 22 minutes gone.

Santiago produced a chance for Yusuf Akhamrich, but his shot was blocked and the home side almost equalised on the stroke of half-time when Jeffers tried to re-direct Castiglione's volley into the ground, but only managed to put it over the bar.

With St. Albans making a raft of substitutions in the first quarter of an hour of the second half, the game became disjointed.  The substitute goalkeeper was on trial and impressed with a diving save to push Williams' shot wide and then keeping out a shot from Callum Olusesi, with players obscuring his view of the ball. 

With 70 minutes on the clock, WIlliams scored the second Tottenham goal when he made the most of a mistake by the home keeper and walked the ball into the net.  While St. Albans did rally towards the end, the best chance of a goal that they had was averted by a finely-timed tackle by Pele Arganese-McDermott to see Spurs through to a 2-0 win.

St. Albans City : -  Michael Johnson, Jack James, Ben Smith, Daniel Bowry, David Longe-King, Shaun Jeffers, Zane Banton, Josh Castiglione, Sam Deadfield, Giorgio Rasulo, Joe Partington.
Unused Subs: -  Trialist, Ken Charles, Alfie Payne, Romeo Akinola, Iffy Allen, Sam Meakes, Kieran Gauthier, Gough, Bigg, Ralph.
Manager : - David Noble
Colours : -  Yellow shirts, navy blue shorts, navy blue socks
Spurs : -  Josh Keeley (Elliot Krasniqi 81), Max McKnight, Tyrell Ashcroft (Will Andiyapan 46), James Rowswell (Jaziah Linton 46), Maeson King (Jude Soonsuo-Bell 71), Damola Ajayi (Archie Chaplin 65), Nile John (c), Leo Black, Yago Santiago (Callum Olusesi 46), Jaden Williams (Pele Arganese-McDermott 71), Yusf Akhamrich (Rio Kyerematen 65)
Unused sub. : -  Carey Bloedorn.
Manager : - Wayne Burnett
Colours : - White shirts, navy shorts, navy socks
Ref : -  James Hall ()
Crowd : -   1,847

Spurs Under-21s strolled to a 3-0 lead before a late Enfield Town fight-back made the final score 3-2 at Donkey Lane.

Callum Olusesi put Tottenham ahead in the 16th minute taking a perceptive pass from Nile John in the penalty area and turning to place his shot past Enfield keeper Adi Connolly.  The home side had a couple of chances with Alex Solomon headers, but having tested the keeper after 30 minutes, Will Lankshear made no mistake a minute before the break as he converted Damola Ajayi's cross from the right wing at the far post.

It was Lankshear who found the net again, four minutes into the second half, firing in an angled shot from the right to make it 3-0.  Josh Keeley was called into action when Herson Alves shot, but it was straight at him, but following a lot of Spurs changes that brought a number of younger players onto the team, Enfield started to gain a hold in the game.  in the 72nd minute, Marcus Wyllie was sent through the middle to slide the ball in and then with nine minutes left, new signing Billy Leonard was left with an open goal when sub keeper Carey Bloedorn was left way out of his goal.

Enfield Town : -   Adi Connolly (Rhys Forster), Alex Solomon (Joash Nembhard), Trialist (Taylor McKenzie), Trialist (Bernard Tanner), Trialist (Micky Parcell), Trialist (Scott Thomas), Dylan Adjei-Hersey (Jack Smith), Nana Owusu (Joe Payne), Trialist (Billy Leonard), Reece Beckles-Richards (Herson Alves), Trialist (Marcus Wyllie).
Colours : -  All purple
Spurs:  -  Josh Keeley (Carey Bloedorn), Tyrell Ashcroft, Maxwell McKnight, Jahziah Linton (Maeson King 46), Will Andiyapan (Pele Arganese-McDermott 69), Dante Cassanova (c) (James Rowswell 69), Damola Ajayi, Callum Olusesi (Archie Baptiste 69), Will Lankshear (Jaden Williams 69), Nile John (Leo Black 69), Yusuf Akhamrich
Unused sub. : -  Elliott Krasniqi.
Colours : - White shirts, navy shorts, white socks
Ref : -  Matt Norton
Crowd : -   1,076

Two shots from Yago Santiago was followed by Dante Cassanova's header from Nile John's cross that forced a sharp save from Town's keeper Rhys Forster, who managed to get it over the bar.  It was sub keeper Connolly who got down well to a deflected shot from Brooklyn Lyons-Foster, pushing it onto the post and he was relieved to see Santiago's cross spooned over the top by Rio Kyerematen.  The goalie was in more action with 15 minutes remaining, as Nile Johns eized on a mistake and squared for Kyerematen, but the keeper recovered to stop his shotand then Connolly dived to his right to push out a fine drive from Damola Ajayi.  Only a late effort from Taaffe brought half-time substitute keeper Luca Gunter into action, as the home team created very little. 

Enfield Town : -  Forster (Adi Connolly 46), Parcell (c) (Bailey 46), Joe Payne (Trialist 46), Louis Birch (Trialist 46), Trialist (Trialist 46), James Richmond (Scott Thomas (c) 46), Bessadi (Lewis Taaffe 46), Sam Youngs (Trialist 46), Trialist (Reece Beckles-Richards 46), Marcus Wyllie (Trialist 46), Lewis Knight (Kian Wilkes 46).
Colours : -  Yellow shirts, royal blue shorts, royal blue socks
Spurs :    Aaron Maguire (Luca Gunter 46), Will Andiyapan (Damola Ajayi 63), Max Robson (Yusuf Akhamrich 63), Alfie Dorrington, Charlie Sayers (Archie Chaplin 63), Brooklyn Lyons-Foster (c) (Kieran Morgan 63), Max McKnight, Dante Cassanova (Brooklyn Lyons-Foster 79), Nile John, Rio Kyerematen (Max Robson 84), Yago Santiago (Jude Soonsup-Bell 69).
Colours : - All White with navy blue cuffs
Ref : -  Matt Norton ()
Crowd : -  1 125,

John Ufuah showed good footwork to create a shooting chance, but his shot was blocked by Marqes Muir and an 11th minute strike from Yago Santiago handed Tottenham the lead, but it only last 12 minutes, with Bradley Stevenson lobbing home the Town equaliser.  Josh Keeley saved well from Ufuah ten minutes before the interval, but in the 41st minute Santiago picked off a loose pass and moved forward into the box before slotting home to make it 2-1.

Despite too late efforts in the half from Billericay that were off target, Ufuah was always a threat and broke the offside trap on the hour, but luckily Keeley was alive to the danger and raced out to block the run.  Spurs continued to look to attack and Roshaun Mathurin hit a powerful shot that the substitute keeper kept out.  Santiago was the architect of Tottenham's third goal in the 66th minute, making a central run before sliding a pass to Jamie Donley in the area, with the striker making space to stroke the ball into the net.  The scoring was completed in the 73rd minute, as Maksim Paskotsi played the ball into the goalmouth and while the defence dithered, Max Robson capitalised by heading in to round off the 4-1 win. 

Billericay Town : -  Harry Seaden (Nwosu 60), George Wind (Trialist C 60), Montel Agyemang (Cooper 60), Marvel Ekpiteta (Lawrie Wilson 60), Michael Chambers (c) (Wilkins 60), Bradley Stevenson (Adams 60), Eze Ebuzoeme (Henry Burnett 60), Jacob Bancroft (Alfie Cerulli 60), John Ufuah (Lukombo 60), Trialist A (Trialist B 60), Toby  Stevenson (Jeffrey 60).
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Colours : -   Blue shirts, black shorts, blue socks
Spurs :   -  Josh Keeley, Maksim Paskotsi, Marcel Lainier (Jahziah Linton 73), Alfie Dorrington (Brooklyn Lyons-Foster 60), Jamie Bowden (c), Marqes Muir (Jeremie Mukendi 60), Roshaun Mathurin, Callum Cesay, Jamie Donley (George Abbott 73), Nile John (Max Robson 70), Yago Santiago
Unused sub : - Aaron Maguire.
Colours : - White shirts, navy shorts, navy socks
Ref : -  Rob Clausen
Crowd : -   ??

The National League side had the early pressure, but they failed to seriously test Josh Keeley, making his first appearance for the club since signing from St. Patricks.  There was a worrying moment when Tyrell Ashcroft passed back to Keeley, but the keeper left the ball, which just went wide with only two minutes gone.  Charlie Sayers denied David Smith with a well-timed block and when Adam Marriott went low to head at goal, Keeley was brought into action.  Charlie Nicholas landed a header on the top of the Tottenham goal, but Kallum Cesay showed great skill to control a long pass and beat his marker all in one move and Omar Sowumni mis-kicked the ball, Cesay was through on the keeper, but could only hit a weak shot straight at him.  Nile John tried his luck with a fierce shot from outside the box, but the trialist in goal saved well and then, having created space for himself to shoot, Kion Etete struck the ball over the bar.

Bromley had a golden chance to go ahead when Harry Forster sent a low ball into the box, but midfielder Marcus Sablier only managed to divert it wide of the goal.  It was a costly miss, as in the next minute Mundle sped away on the right before cutting inside and bending his shot into the opposite bottom corner to hand Tottenham a 36th minute lead.  Romaine should have made it 2-0 five minutes later, hitting his shot too high after quick feet from Etete set him up in the area. 

Nine minutes of the second half had passed, when Mundle was barged over as he was about to shoot inside the penalty box and he got up to slot home the penalty to make it 2-0. With the usual rash of substitutions, the second half was not as cohesive from either side, but Reece Hannam struck a volley that found its way through a mass of bodies but Keeley was right behind it and at the other end Jamie Donley's 75th minute shot was cleared off the line by Bush. Having been booked for an unnecessary tackle on Cesay in the corner of the pitch, Bush was sent off four minutes from time after he got a second yellow for fouling Marqes Muir. 

Bromley : -   Trialist A, Omar Sowumni (c) (Chris Bush 46                  ), Trialist B (Jude Arthurs 46      ), Marcus Sablier (Krauhaus 46), Adam Marriott (Lovatt 46),  Louis Dennis (Callum Reynolds 46), David Smith (Billy Bingham 46), Antonio German (George Alexander 46), Harry Forster (Reece Hannam 46), James Vennings (Arthurs), Charlie Nicholas.
Unused Subs: -  Fisher.
Colours : - All dark red
Kit supplier : - Kappa
Spurs : -  Josh Keeley, Tyrell Ashcroft (Jamie Donly 22), Marcel Lavinier (Maksim Paskotsi 63), Jamie Bowden (c)        (Brooklyn Lyons-Foster 63), Malachi Fagan-Walcott (Marqes Muir 72), Charlie Sayers (Alfie Dorrington 63), Romaine Mundle (Roshaun Mathurin 63), Nile John (Max Robson 63), Kallum Cesay, Yago Santiago, Kion Etete (Jeremie Mukendi 63)
Unused Sub. : - Aaron Maguire
Colours : - White shirts, navy shorts, navy socks
Kit supplier : - Nike
Ref : -  Aaron Farmer
Crowd : -   ,

Romaine Mundle was an early thorn in Orient's side, almost setting up Maksim Paskotsi from a free-kick and then forcing Sam Sargeant to a stretching save when he tried his luck from outside the box.  When Jamie Bowden's shot hit the post in the minute, Kion Etete was alert to put the rebound back under Sargeant and into the net to give Spurs the lead after 14 minutes.  Nkrumah was released from a free-kick and his rising shot flew just over the angle of post and bar before Etete had another opportunity, but put it narrowly wide before the home side started to settle into their game.  28 minutes into the match they equalised when a scramble to keep out Connor Wood's header that bounced out off the upright and gave Ruel Sotiriou the chance to smash the ball into the net.  Three minutes before half-time Orient went into the lead when a 20 yard free-kick by George Moncur was curled beyond Maguire to make it 2-1.

Spurs were on the back foot at the start of the second half too and only a fine recovery tackle by Alfie Dorrington denied Sonny Fish a clear chance from Sonny Fish's cross.  Orient did find the net again in the 76th minute when Adam Thompson fired a shot into the top corner and only a full length save by Luca Gunter prevented another goal, pushing the left-footed strike from former Spurs winger Anthony Georgiou around the post.  A penalty kick was awarded to Spurs when Ethan Coleman dragged Etete's shirt in the area, but the striker could only put the ball wide from the penalty spot.  A late cheeky free-kick from 65 yards out saw Omar Beckles try to chip Gunter, but the ball landed just wide. 

Leyton Orient : -  Sam Sargeant (Rhys Byrne 70), Tom James (Connor Wood 20), Dan Happe (Shadrach Ogie 61), Adam Thompson (Harrison Sodje 63), Craig Clay (Ethan Coleman 63), Ruel Sotiriou (Zech Obiero 63), Theo Archibald (Anthony Georgiou 63), George Moncur, Darren Pratley (c) (Jephte Tanga 63 [Adam Thompson 75]), Omar Beckles, Daniel Nkrumah (Sonny Fish 36).
Unused Subs: -  .
Colours : -  All red
Spurs : -  Aaron Maguire (Luca Gunter 46), Kallum Cesay, Danny Rose, Jamie Bowden (c), Alfie Dorrington (Tyrell Ashcroft 55), Maksim Paskotsi (Marcel Lavinier 55), Yago Santiago (Roshaun Mathurin 67), Matthew Craig, Kion Etete (Max Robson 90), Nile John, Romaine Mundle (Brooklyn Lyons-Foster 75)
Unused subs. : -  Marqes Muir, Jeremie Mukendi.
Colours : - White shirts, navy shorts, navy socks
Ref : -  - ()
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A Spurs Under-21 side featuring Watford's Danny Rose, got their pre-season underway with the now traditional friendly at Donkey Lane's Queen Elizabeth II Stadium with Enfield Town winning 3-2.

The home team went ahead after just three minutes when Adam Cunnington and Marcus Wyllie did well to give captain Sam Youngs the opportunity to sweep the ball home from inside the penalty area. Tottenham responded with Max Robson's effort bringing out a good stop by Enfield keeper Adi Connolly, with Enfield going close with a couple of long-range shots from James Dayton.  However, it was Spurs who found the net on the half hour, with a foul on Roshaun Mathurin being fouled in the area by Scott Shulton and getting up to beat Connolly with the spot-kick.

Among the half-time changes Luca Gunter took over between the sticks and was called into action immediately denying Wyllie twice  - one a sharp shot and then a header - before a superb double save saw the England Under-19 keeper deny Youngs and get up to produce a second stop when Marko followed in.  Five minutes into the half, an Enfield attack found Cunnington on the edge of the six-yard box and he powered the ball home past Gunter and Matthew Craig on the line.

Town went further ahead just after the hour, when Kallum Cesay was adjudged to have brought down Wyllie and Youngs took responsibility from the spot, making it 3-1.  Tottenham did respond, after further substitutions, with one of them, Nile John picking out the top corner from 20 yards to reduce the deficit.  Finishing the stronger, Spurs had the upper hand, but could not break down a resolute Enfield defence to make any clear chances.

Enfield Town : -  Adi Connolly, Jonathan Meluba, Rian Bray, Trialist, Wynford Marko, James Dayton, Scott Shulton, Sam Youngs (c), Ryan Kirwan, Adam Cunnington, Marcus Wyllie.
Unused Subs: -  Lazel, Nathan Smith      .
Colours : -  Yellow shirts, royal blue shorts, royal blue socks
Spurs  :  -  Aaron Maguire (Luca Gunter 46), Kallum Cesay (Tyrell Ashcroft 61), Danny Rose (Nile John 61), Matthew Craig, Marqes Muir (Maksim Paskotsi 61), Alfie Dorrington, Max Robson (Yago Santiago 61), Marcel Lavinier (c), Jeremie Mukendi (Kion Etete 61), Chambers (Jamie Bowden 61), Roshaun Mathurin (Romaine Mundle 61).
Colours : - White shirts, navy shorts, navy socks
Ref : -  Steve Walsh
Crowd : -   841

Six minutes had elapsed when Max Robson forced the home keeper Louie Rodgers into a save and Devine did the same a minute later, but Dilan Markanday fired in the opening goal from close-range as the ball ran loose.  A couple of minutes later Hastings winger Chalmers was clean through, but moving into the penalty area, he sliced the ball into the side-netting.  Rafferty Pedder and Jamie Bowden both had good efforts that forced the keeper into action, but  in the 34th minute, Markanday crossed for Brooklyn Lyons-Foster to head in the second Tottenham goal.  Pedder had a shot blocked as half-time approached but the teams turned around with Spurs holding a 2-0 lead.

Hastings came out fired up for the second period and eight minutes in, Sam Hasler tried a shot that Brooklyn-Lyons was well placed to block.  Romaine Mundle hit a shot from the edge of the area that the keeper did well to save, but it was substitute Kion Etete who wrapped up a 3-0 win in the 64th minute, taking the ball and turning to shoot into the roof of the net from just inside the box after Spurs broke from a Hastings corner.  Rodgers was alert to make a good save to stop Mundle's low shot from outside the box with 20 minutes to go and stood strong to repel a fierce Etete shot, while only a last ditch sliding tackle prevented Hastings' Warren getting his shot off. 

Hastings United:  Louie Rodgers, Ollie Black, Ryan Worrall, Craig Stone, Tom Chalmers (Freddie Legg 61), Jack Dixon, Sam Adams (c) (Freddie Warren 84), Sam Hasler, Marcus Goldsmith (Jamie Adams), Kenny Pogue (Knory Scott 61), Ryan Huckle.
Unused Subs: -  J. J. Walker, Trialist, Turner.
Colours : - Claret shirts, white shorts, white socks
Spurs:   Thimothee Lo-Tutala (Joshua Oluwayemi 46), Kallum Cesay, Marcel Lavinier, Brooklyn Lyons-Foster (Jeremy Kyezu 61), Marqes Muir (Michael Craig 46), Jubril Okedina (c) (Marqes Muir 78), Dilan Markanday (Romaine Mundle 46), Jamie Bowden, Max Robson (Kion Etete 46), Alfie Devine, Rafferty Pedder (Yago Santiago 46).
Colours : - White shirts, navy shorts, navy socks
Ref : -  - ()
Crowd : -  1,421

J'Neil Bennett scored the opening goal with a fierce shot and then hit the bar from 25 yards, with the ball looking like it bounced down over the line.  Kion Etete made it 2-0 firing home, having been denied earlier in the match by a goal-bound shot being cleared off the line.  Another Tottenham goal was added before the interval by Jubril Okedina, whose header from a corner took a deflection off a defender to beat keeper Nathan McDonald.

Six minutes into the second half, Bennett completed the scoring when he swept the ball into the net.

Enfield Town: McDonald, Trialist, Chappell, Thomas (c), Bray, O'Keefe, Trialist, Youngs, Trialist, Taaffe, Nzembela. Substitutes: Urquhart, Kiangebeni, Maja, Gyebi, Mubiayi, Walsh, Trialist, Trialist.

Spurs: -  ThimotheeLo-Tutala (Joshua Oluwayemi 67), Marcel Lavinier (Dante Cassanova 67), Hackett (Jeremy Kyezu 67), Matthew Craig (Michael Craig 67), Marqes Muir (Jezreel Davies 67), Jubril Okedina (c), Romaine Mundle (Khalon Haysman 67), Yago Santiago (Brooklyn Lyons-Foster 46), Kion Etete, Dilan Markanday (Jamie Bowden 46), J'Neil Bennett (Roshaun Mathurin 67).
Crowd : -  >800

It was a straight-forward win for Spurs, with a 6-0 victory thanks to a dominant performance.

Two minutes had gone when Dilan Markanday handed Tottenham a flying start by receiving a pass, nipping past two players and finding the bottom corner of the net from 18 yards out.  In the seventh minute, good forward play by Kion Etete, taking a high ball forward under his control before passing for J'Neil Bennett to drive the ball past the Ramsgate goalkeeper.  Hard pressing the Ramsgate players in possession led to the third goal with 15 minutes played.  Bennett gained possession, sent Etete down the right wing and his cross allowed Markanday to score from eight yards.  Pressure on the home keeper forced a clearance straight to Dilan, who took his time to find the back of the net to complete his hat-trick.

After the interval, Spurs had to wait 20 minutes to add to the score-line and the ball was worked out from the back and the forward ball found Markanday, who set up Khalon Haysman for a shot that was well saved, but not held and the Spurs substitute fired the loose ball into the roof of the net.  The 6-0 win was rounded off by Bennett, who stole the ball from a defender and placed his shot wide of the keeper.

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Spurs: Oluwayemi (Lo-Tutala 60), Lavinier (Matthew Craig 80), Hackett (Kyezu 60), Matthew Craig (J Davies 68), Muir, Okedina (c), Michael Craig (Haysman 60), Santiago, Etete (Mathurin 23), Markanday (Bennett 74), Bennett (Cassanova 60).
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Two first half goals from Kwesi Appiah in the first half in the 10th and 28th minutes put Cambridge into a commanding lead and although Jon Obika hit a 20 yarder with 54 minutes gone, the U's held on to claim a confidence boosting win just a few days ahead of their season opener.

Cambridge United: Dunn; Tait, Bonner, Coulson, Taylor; Donaldson (Chadwick 73), Champion, Diallo (Hurst 84), Dunk (Hunt 76); Cunnington (Sam-Yorke 55), Appiah (Hughes 46). Subs (unused): Norris, Austin, Taylor.
Spurs XI: McGee; Fredericks (McEneff 59), McQueen, Veljkovic (Ball 62), Lesniak; Carroll (Sonupe 62); Ceballos (Oduwa 59), Onomah (Winks 46), Lesniak, Miller; Obika (Akindayini 69). Sub (unused): Voss.
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Josh Onamah's seventh minute drive was well saved by Liam O'Brien and at the other end Harry Voss did well to beat out an effort from George Porter.  Sonupe was denied twice before Alex McQueen's close range volley was well kept out by O'Brien.  On 36 minutes, the keeper brilliantly turned away a rising shot from Obika, who had run from right to left across the box, but despite the goalie saving Cristian Ceballos' shot from a tight angle on the right, Obika followed in to knock the ball home with 43 minutes on the clock.  However, the Daggers could have turned around level, but Abu Ogogo's header from a corner bounced out off the post.

Luke Howell had an early chance in the second half for the home side and then veteran striker Jamie Cureton struck a 25 yard shot that smacked against the crossbar.  Voss made a good save from a Howell header to preserve Tottenham's lead.

Ceballos tried to extend the advantage, but after cutting in from the right swerved a shot high and wide, but when he had his next chance to run at the D&R defence, he came inside, turned and went outside Jack Connors, who hacked him down in the box.  The Spanish winger took the spot-kick and his deft dink was just kept out by the Cousins' legs, but the Spurs man followed in to tap the rebound into the net to make it 2-0 in the 66th minute.  The Daggers did get a goal back when Ogogo's cross in the 72nd minute was headed home, high into the top corner by Christian Doidge, from eight yards out.

Spurs defended the last 18 minutes well with Ball looking good on his comeback from injury, the youngsters held out for a well-earned victory.

Dagenham & Redbridge : -  O'Brien (Cousins 64), Batt (Shields 81), Connors, Doe, Saah, Cureton (Doidge 63), Ogogo, Porter (Pykes 46), Chambers, Hemmings (Goldberg 81), Howell. Sub (unused): Nouble.
Spurs XI: Voss, Sonupe, Lesniak, Carroll, Ball, McQueen, Ceballos, Winks (Akindayini 72), Obika (Coulibaly 68), Onomah (Lameiras 72), Oduwa (Miller 63).
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Spurs took a fifth minute lead when John Bostock shot home from 18 yards with his left foot after being put through the middle by Ryan Mason's pass.  The home side were off target with a couple of chances through Ishmel Demontagnac's curling shot and Anthony Charles' header from a corner, while Jordan Archer had to get down quickly to push wide a shot from Abebayo Akinfenwa.  Ryan Fredericks cut inside to have a shot blocked by John Johnson and then the winger set up Bostock for a shot that was straight at Dean Snedker.

In the second half, Archer did well to react and tip over an effort from Alex Nicholls, but Spurs wrapped up the game with two quick goals from Souleymane Coulibaly shortly after.  The Ivory Coast striker intercepted a short back pass from Nicholls and shot past the keeper from a central position, then he played the ball out wide to Fredericks when 30 yards out and ran on to take the return pass and smash the ball home from the edge of the penalty area to make it 3-0.

Hackett was involved as Northampton pressed to get back into the game, hitting a shot wide, then breaking through to force Archer into pushing his shot wide, while also providing a chance for Charles from a free-kick, but the header went wide.  Moult fired a shot straight at Archer, before the Spurs keeper was beaten in the last minute, when another Hackett free kick was headed past him by Jamie Langmead.

Northampton Town : -   Snedker, Johnson, Langmead, Charles, Widdowson, Guttridge, Hackett, Nicholls, Harding (Tozer 67), Demontagnac (Hoult 67), Akinfenwa (Wilson 84)
Spurs : -   Archer, Smith, Ekong, Hall, Stewart, Bostock (Gomelt 75), Parrett (Gaulifuoco 75), Frdericks (Pritchard 63), Mason, Ceballos (Munns 63), Coulibaly (Barthram 75)
Unused Subs: - 
Ref : -  Mr. I. Rathbone
Crowd : -  1,265

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Crowd : -  ??

It was a strong Brighton side with a number of first team players making their return to the first team who faced a young Spurs team.

Tottenham went ahead when Alex Pritchard beat Casper Ankergren from outside the box, but before half time Jake Forster-Caskey (son of Darren Caskey) scored from an acute angle and then grabbed a second by curling a shot past Miles to make it 2-1.

Brighton were the stronger side in the second half and went 3-1 up with a goal from George Baker after he was set up by Toby Agdestein and then Roland Bergkamp (son of Dennis) went around the Spurs goalie to knock the ball into an empty net and round off a 4-1 victory.

Spurs : -   Miles, , , , , , Pritchard
Unused Subs: - 
Brighton : -  Ankergren, Sampayo, Hall, Strong, Painter (Redwood), Forster-Caskey, Dicker (Rodgers), Kasim, Simmonds (March), Agdestein (Bergkamp), Barker.
Unused Subs: -  East (GK).
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

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Crowd : -  ??

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Spurs : -   , , , , , ,
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Crowd : -  ??

Starting with energy and attacking intent, a third minute Bentley cross was headed across goal by Peter Crouch and then Niko Kranjcar hit a cross-shot that went just wide before Pienaar did the same.  With 11 minutes on the clock, Danny Rose's left wing run and pull back was smacked against the bar by Kranjcar from just inside the box and then with 22 minutes gone, Bentley's corner found Crouch stooping to head the ball past former Spurs youth goalkeeper Lee Butcher.

Dean Cox played new O's striker David Mooney through, but he couldn't hit the target from inside the box, hitting his shot too high and at the other end, Robbie Keane could not get a decent contact on a Crouch knock down.  However, the England striker showed him how to do it with a touch and a turn to get away from his marker 25 yards out and then place the ball into the bottom right corner of the net in off the post to make the score 2-0 in the 34th minute.

As half time approached, Orient came back into the match with a 42nd minute goal from captain Stephen Dawson, who was slid through by substitute Jamie Cureton and the midfielder beat Carlo Cudicini as he came out.

The second half followed the same pattern as the first, with a quick start by Tottenham seeing Robbie Keane shooting wide and then having an overhead kick go wide after Kranjcar's free-kick ballooned up into the air.  Five minutes into the half, Spurs went 3-1 ahead with Crouch's header back across goal from Rose's cross causing confusion and the ball deflected off defender Scott Cuthbert into his own goal.

With 20 minutes left, Kranjcar rounded off the scoring, with a volley following Matthew Grieve's headed clearance fell to him at the edge of the area.  Cudicini had to be alert to stop efforts from Leon McSweeney and Matthew Spring, but there was still time for Crouch to almost grab his treble, but getting onto the end of Bentley's cross, he saw ex-Spurs reserve defender Charlie Daniels hack the ball off the line.

Leyton Orient : -  Lee Butcher, Ben Chorley, Scott Cuthbert (Matthew Grieve), Elliot Omozusi, Stephen Dawson (cpt) (Marc Laird), Matthew Spring, Jimmy Smith (Leon McSweeney), Dean Cox, Alex Revell (George Porter), David Mooney (Jamie Cureton), Charlie Daniels
Unused Subs: -  Tom Lovelock, Moses Odubajo, Mike Cestor.
Spurs : -   Cudicini, Walker, Rose, Hutton, Bassong, Kranjcar, Palacios, Pienaar, Bentley, Keane, Crouch
Unused Subs: -  Button, Luongo, Carroll, Townsend, Kane
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  3,459

It took the home side two minutes to go a goal ahead, when a Mark Marshall free-kick was dispatched into the top right corner of David Button's goal, although the beneficiary Lee Harrison was called upon to make a close range reaction stop to deny Harry Kane during his brief cameo appearance, having to leave the pitch after 12 minutes to be replaced by Dean Brill.

Barnet's second goal came from the penalty spot, with Izale McLeod firing powerfully straight down the middle after Jordan Parkes had been pushed over in the area at the mid-point of the first half.  There was a third first half goal for the Bees, as Mark Byrne stole into the six yard box unmarked to head home Mark Marshall's left wing cross to give the home team a healthy lead with just 24 minutes gone.  before the half-time whistle, Townsend had fired just wide and Jesse Waller-Lassen saw his shot kicked off the line by Dennehy.

Spurs obviously heard some hard words from Tim Sherwood at half-time and four minutes into the second period, Harry Kane was adjudged to have been fouled and got up to stick the spot-kick past Brill in the Barnet goal.  Obika had a number of goal-scoring opportunities and substitute Teddi headed over from a corner, while Brill kept out all Spurs could throw at him, especially efforts from Luongo, Nicholson and Carroll.  Obika pulled the score back to 3-2 in the 63rd minute, but Barnet kept Spurs at bay to maintain their lead at the final whistle.

Barnet : -  Lee Harrison (Dean Brill 12), Jordan Parkes, Anwar Uddin (cpt), Clovis Kamdjo, Dennehy (Ryan Watts 78), Mark Byrne (Sam Cox 72), Mark Hughes, Sam Deering, Mark Marshall (Mauro Vilhete 87), Izal McLeod (Baz Savage 65), Ricky Holmes (Charlie Taylor 65)
Unused Subs: -  Liam O'Brien
Spurs : -   David Button, Nathan Byrne, Andros Townsend, Tom Carroll,  Jake Livermore (cpt), Milos Veljkovic (Teddi 65), Jesse Waller-Lassen (Laste Dombaxe 78), Massimo Luongo, Jon Obika (Kudos Oyenuga 78), Harry Kane, Alex Pritchard (Nicholson 65)
Unused Subs: -  Jordan Archer, Daniel Day, Ramil Sheriff, Ronnie Hawkins, Jack Barthram, Jack Munns
Ref : -  Mark Halsey (Lancashire)
Crowd : -  1,582

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Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Will Hoskins and Torbjorn Adgestein gave the Seagulls a two goal lead within 40 minutes, but a minute after the second goal, Andros Townsend powered home a shot into the top corner of the net to narrow the score to 1-2.

Replacing Jon Obika at half-time, new signing Souleymane Coulibaly took little time in making his mark, with a goal in ten minutes of the second half starting, as he shot home to make the score 2-2.  Spurs were in the ascendancy for the remainder of the match and both Harry Kane and Coulibaly forced good saves from Peter Brezovan in the Brighton goal, before the Ivory Coast striker hit the post with an effort.

Brighton : -  Brezovan, , , , , , Adgestein, , , , Hoskins
Unused Subs: -  .
Spurs : -   Button, , Nicholson, Livermore, , Townsend, Carroll, Mason, Obika (Coulibaly 46), Kane,
Unused Subs: - 
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Spurs had taken a 2-0 lead through Harry Kane's brace.  His first saw him beat the keeper when one-on-one in the fifth minute and 20 minutes later he thrashed a 25 yard drive past the Forest keeper in the Estadio National in Albufeira. 

With an hour on the clock, Forest pulled a goal back, but Nathan Byrne's pull back lead to Kudos Oyenuga hitting the third Tottenham goal, which was enough to give the team victory despite a late Forest consolation goal.

Notts. Forest : -  , , , ,
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Spurs : -   , , Byrne, , , , Kane, Oyenuga
Unused Subs: - 
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

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Crowd : -  ??

There was a return to playing action for Tom Huddlestone and Jermaine Jenas got a run out in the match which started well for Tottenham with a foul on Massimo Luongo in the penalty area giving Kudus Oyenuga the opportunity to convert the spot-kick with only five minutes gone.

Martin Allen's side were fired up for the game, wanting to impress their new manager and they gained an equaliser halfway through the first half.

Spurs continued to press forward with chances for Oyenuga, Luongo and Jack Munns before the half-time whistle, with John Bostock forcing Barnet keeper Roy Carroll into a good save.  At the back, Daniel Day was called to clear off the goal-line to keep the score level, but in the 73rd minute Spurs scored the winning goal.

Tom Huddlestone's stinging drive was pushed out by Carroll, but only to Munns, who laid the ball back for John Bostock to shoot home into the bottom corner of the net.

Spurs : -   , Day, , , Munns, Bostock, Huddlestone (80), Jenas, Oyenuga, Luongo
Unused Subs: - 
Barnet : -   Carroll, , , ,
Unused Subs: -  .
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Four minutes showed on the clock when Dean Parrett got on the end of a Ryan Fredericks throw-in and shot Spurs into the lead.  Ten minutes later, Reading failed to get a Parrett corner away and Pritchard made the most of his opportunity to hit the net for the second Spurs goal.

Spurs had controlled most of the first period, but Reading came back into the game after the interval and with 20 minutes to go, a corner lead to Lawson D'Ath scoring for the visitors, but it did not prove to be enough to stop the Spurs XI running out winners.

Spurs : -   Ranieri, Fredericks (Tapping 46), Durojaiye, Khumalo (Dombaxe 46), Francis-Angol, Pritchard (Munns 61), Luongo, Parrett (Oyenuga 46), Rose, Obika, Lancaster
Unused Subs: - 
Reading : -  Andersen, Davies, M. Williams, McDonald, McHugh, D'Ath, Obita, Bell-Baggie, Antonio, Manset, Taylor
Unused Subs: -  .
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Dagenham produced some good breakaway play and the Tottenham defence held firm with keeper Mirko Ranieri securely behind them.  Spurs tried to make headway into the Daggers area, but could only create half chances for John Bostock, Dean Parrett and Danny Rose that were all thwarted.

With a quarter of an hour left, Cameron Lancaster lifted the ball from the right wing to Pritchard, who hit a shot as the ball bounced, but the keeper was equal to it.  However, with 88 minutes on the clock, Rose raced away and let fly with a shot on goal that the goalie only parried and Pritchard was on hand to cut in past a defender on the left side of the area and curl his effort beyond the reach of the keeper into the opposite corner to grab the late winner.

Spurs : -   Ranieri, Fredericks, Khumalo, Durojaiye, Francis-Angol, M'Poku (Pritchard 65), Parrett, Livermore (Luongo 65), Rose, Bostock (Oyenuga 65), Lancaster
Unused Subs: - 
Dagenham & Redbridge : -  , , P. Ifil, ,
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Crowd : -  ??

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The Spurs XI friendly at Spurs Lodge was perhaps not as high profile, but nonetheless just as important as the central defender makes his comeback from a long-standing groin injury. And the team got off to a flying start with Niko Kranjcar setting up Ryan Mason for the opening goal in the 17th minute, before adding a second himself just four minutes later.  A penalty was converted by QPR to peg Spurs back, but the two goal lead was re-established when Kranjcar took the ball around Radek Cerny and squared it to Robbie Keane to tap home an easy finish.

Giovani struck the crossbar with an effort before Rangers pulled a goal back, but the Mexican produced a deft finish to lift the ball over the QPR keeper to make it 4-2 at half-time.

The second half proceeded in much the same manner with Woodgate and Jamie O'Hara having left the field at the break, with Nathan Byrne hitting a blistering 30 yard shot into the top corner for the best goal of the match to put Spurs 5-2 up.  Keane then produced an assist for Giovanni to net from close range, with Sandro and Kranjcar having good chances before a solo goal from substitute Simon Dawkins made the score 7-2 in the 76th minute.

Two minutes later Robbie Keane's neat execution was added to by substitute Cameron Lancaster's clinical 80th minute finish to wrap up the 9-2 score-line.

Spurs : -   , , , , Woodgate, Byrne, Sandro, O'Hara, Kranjcar, Giovani, Keane, Mason
Subs used: -   Lancaster, Dawkins
QPR : -   Cerny, , , , , Clark, Cook, Helgusson,  McCarthy
Unused Subs: -  .
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

With six minutes gone, Dean Parrett put in a low cross for Cameron Lancaster to slide the ball home, but the lead only lasted two minutes, with Palace equalising.  Lancaster soon put Spurs back in the lead with a diving header at the far post from Tom Carroll's corner and the lead went to 3-1 when Zaine Francis-Angol broke on the left to play Ryan Mason in to break past a static defence and hit the net with just 20 minutes on the clock.

Soon after Ryan Fredericks introduction at half-time, he was brought down in the area and Mason stepped up to convert the penalty to make it 4-1.  With a Mason shot striking the frame of the goal to prevent his hat-trick goal and Mirko Ranieri keeping Palace out at the other end, the game still had plenty of life left in it, as Palace proved by grabbing a late consolation goal to bring the score back to 4-2 at the final whistle.

Spurs : -   Rainieri, Waller-Lassen (Fredericks 46), Khumalo, Nicholson, Francis-Angol, Parrett, Mason, Carroll, Luongo (Durojaye 70), Lancaster (Pritchard 70), Dawkins
Unused Subs: - 
Crystal Palace : -  , , , ,
Unused Subs: -  .
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Returning from a loan spell at Ipswich Town, Andros Townsend scored twice  - once inside the first five minutes and then, after Orient had pulled level, he set up Ryan Mason and then netted his second with half an hour gone.  The winger had taken a short corner to Tom Carroll and when he got the ball back, he curled it beyond the O's keeper.  Mirko Ranieri had made a sharp save to keep Orient from making it 2-2 and his replacement was busy in the third quarter, making a very good save to stop the visitors getting back on the score-sheet.

Spurs finished strongly and with 66 minutes gone, Alex Pritchard put Kudus Oyenuga away to race away and lay a square ball into Harry Kane's path for the fourth Tottenham goal.  When Dean Parrett took the ball off the last Orient defender five minutes later, he played in Oyenuga for a goal of his own.  Pritchard and Kane had further chances before the end of the match, but it ended 5-1 to Spurs.

Teams : 
Spurs -
First and Second 20 minutes : -  
Ranieri, Waller-Lassen, Durojaiye, Nicholson, Francis-Angol, Parrett, Luongo, Carroll, Mason, Kane, Townsend.
Third 20 minutes : -
Jansson, Waller-Lassen, Durojaiye, Nicholson, Francis-Angol, Parrett, Luongo, Carroll, Kane, Oyenuga, Townsend.
Fourth 20 minutes : -
Jansson, Waller-Lassen, Luongo, Francis-Angol, Tapping, Townsend, Carroll, Parrett, Pritchard, Kane, Oyenuga.
Leyton Orient Reserves -  .
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Three minutes showed on the clock as the League One side took the lead and the Spurs side had to respond quickly, with an equaliser coming in the seventh minute thanks to Cameron Lancaster converting Simon Dawkins' cross.  The striker was on the spot again five minutes after his first goal, when Giovani dos Santos created a good opening for Lancaster to score to give Spurs a 2-1 lead.  That was extended to 3-1  when Dawkins slid home Nathan Byrne's cross in the 17th minute.

Five minutes after half-time a loose ball in the box was controlled and hit home by Michael Dawson, returning from a long injury lay-off, but two dead ball situations in the 73rd and 85th minutes pulled the MK Dons back into the match at 4-3.  Only a good late stop by Stipe Pletikosa preserved Tottenham's winning score-line.

Spurs : -   Pletikosa, Byrne (Waller-Lassen 81), Dawson, Durojaiye, Carroll, dos Santos, Luongo, Sandro (Francis-Angol 46), Lancaster (Pritchard 57), Kane, Dawkins (Oyenuga 61)
Unused Subs: -  Ranieri, Tapping 
MK Dons : -  , , , ,
Unused Subs: -  .
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Having found themselves 0-1 behind at half-time, the Spurs team saw two half-time substitutes combine in the 50th minute to create an equaliser.  Zaine Francis-Angol's left wing run and cross was met by Cameron Lancaster to lift a header over the keeper to make it 1-1 and three minutes later, a raking pass from Dean Parrett found a good run by Massimo Luongo to beat the visitor's goalie to turn the game around and put Tottenham ahead.

In the 59th minute, Simon Dawkins took the ball in the area and turned his man to fire home the third Spurs goal, before Nathan Byrne was brought down in the area to provide Harry Kane with the opportunity to convert fro the spot in the 79th minute to end the scoring.   

Teams : 
Spurs -  Jansson, Byrne, Nicholson, Butcher, Carroll, Luongo (Pritchard 61), Parrett (Waller-Lassen 67), Sandro (Francis-Angol 46), dos Santos (Lancaster 46), Kane, Dawkins (Oyenuga 67)
Subs not used : 
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Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Striker Kudus Oyenuga opened the scoring in the 35th minute, when he headed home Tom Carroll's inviting cross.  The second goal was a little while in coming, but Nathan Byrne was on the mark in the 76th minute, with Tottenham's third coming shortly after, when two substitutes combined as Cameron Lancaster took Ronnie Hawkins' through pass to shoot home.

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Unused Subs: -  .
Spurs : -   Alnwick, Byrne, Butcher, Durojaiye, Francis-Angol (Dombaxe 79), Waller-Lassen (Tapping 72), Nicholson, Carroll, Pritchard (Hawkins 76), Oyenuga (Lancaster 72), Dawkins
Unused Subs: - 
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Tim Sherwood was disappointed with his charges' first half performance and read them the riot act at half-time, so the change in approach was not surprising. 

Oscar Jansson had been required to make a couple of saves in the first half, but Tottenham had efforts on goal  with Jose-Paul Mpoku hitting the woodwork and new Brazilian signing Sandro was unlucky when his attempt on goal was cleared off the line. 

However, five minutes into the second half, Kudus Oyenuga opened the scoring with a simple finish after Harry Kane had taken the ball around the keeper and laid it on for his fellow striker.  The lead was doubled as Nathan Byrne was released after some neat inter-play between Kyle Naughton and Mpoku, leaving the winger to take on two defenders in the penalty area before his cross was headed onto the bar, with the rebound being knocked in by Tom Carroll.

15 minutes from the end, Carroll turned provider and Kane got on the end of his pass to slip the ball past the keeper as he faced up to the forward.  A 4-0 victory was wrapped up in the 83rd minute, as Jesse Waller-Lassen squeezed the ball home from a tight angle.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Jansson, Naughton, Carroll, Sandro,  Byrne, Mpoku, Kane, Oyenuga, Waller-Lassen
Norwich City - 
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West Ham scored within five minutes of the start and got a second five minutes after, having to wait only another minute for the next goal, as they raced into a 3-0 lead with nine minutes on the clock.

However, Tottenham settled down and with 24 minutes gone, Harry Kane reacted quickly to hit the net when Olumide Durojaiye hit a shot that fell at his feet and ten minutes before half-time, midfielder Tom Carroll struck a shot that flew in off the post.

Spurs were thankful that keeper Mirko Ranieri stopped West Ham extending their lead with a  double stop and then the action moved to the other end of the pitch and Kane was in the right place at the right time to poach an equaliser in the 64th minute.  Harry almost won the game for Tottenham with eight minutes left, when his 12 yard goal-bound shot was blocked by an Irons defender, but three minutes later West Ham scored a winning goal that Spurs could not come back from.

Spurs : -   Ranieri, Byrne, ,Durojaiye,  , Carroll, , , , , Kane,
Unused Subs: - 
West Ham United  : -  , , , , O. Lee, , , , ,
Unused Subs: -  .
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Spurs went ahead early on through a Robbie Keane penalty and had to wait until the 82nd minute for the second goal, when Roman Pavlyuchenko scored.   A foul on Harry Kane in the box handed the striker the opportunity to get up and stick the ball away from the penalty spot to complete the scoring in the final minute of the match.

Spurs : -   Pletikosa, Hutton (Byrne 46), Naughton, Livermore, Bassong, Caulker (Durojaiye 70), Bentley, Sandro, Giovani (Kane 46), Keane (Pavlyuchenko 46), Kranjcar (Luongo 78)
Unused Subs: - 
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Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Spurs put out a strong side of returning injured players and some youngsters, as they beat QPR at Spurs Lodge by three goals to one.

Fielding William Gallas for the first time in a Spurs shirt, he was joined by fit again David Bentley and Jermaine Jenas, as Spurs put together a very good performance to see off the team from West London.

However, it was the away side who went ahead with a 15th minute breakaway goal, although it didn't take long for Tottenham to level when Kudus Oyenuga shot home with the help of a deflection after he had been set up by good work from Jake Livermore and Harry Kane.

Chances flew just wide from Kane twice, Jenas and two Gallas headers from corners, but it took until the second half for Spurs to go ahead.  Kane had gone close twice with one shot hitting the side-netting and a header hitting Oyenuga and bouncing off the goal-post.  Former Spurs keeper Radek Cerny had to be alert to save Bentley's 20 yard effort although he will be disappointed at the goal that gave Spurs the lead, when he was involved in some defensive confusion to allow Kane to run the ball into an empty net.

Oyenuga could have made it three, when he was through on the keeper, but was thwarted, although it did finish 3-1 when Bentley was through, but looked up to unselfishly provide a goal for Massimo Luongo to score from close range.

Spurs : -   Alnwick, Naughton (Byrne 70), Gallas (Durojaye 70), Butcher, Smith, Bentley, Jenas, Livermore, Carroll (Luongo 55), Kane, Oyenuga
Unused Subs: - 
QPR : -  Cerny, , , ,
Unused Subs: -  .
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Three first teamers were in the Eagles side, but Tottenham's young side passed well and kept the pressure on to record a big win, started by Jake Livermore's fifth minute goal and Kudus Oyenuga doubled the lead on the quarter hour.  Striker Harry Kane hit the net to make it 3-0 in the 21st minute, with another goal before half-time giving us the lead by four goals at the break.

Straight from the kick-off, Oyenuga hit his second and then Kane went on to add a second half hat-trick to his two first half goals and take the total to eight for the team, whose star player had been defender Kyle Naughton.

Spurs : -   , Naughton, , , , Livermore, , , Byrne, Oyenuga, Kane
Unused Subs: - 
Crystal Palace : -   , , , , Price, , N'Diaye, Andrew,
Unused Subs: -  .
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Tottenham's selection of reserves and youngsters beat Leicester City in a training ground friendly at a very rainy Spurs Lodge.

Leicester put in a resolute performance, but were opened up by Spurs on a number of occasions, as the players stepped up their fitness to face the new season.

A first half free-kick from Danny Rose hit the post, but Spurs had to wait until the second half for their goals.  Two from Kudus Oyenuga and one from strike partner Harry Kane handed Spurs a 3-0 win with a solid performance.

Spurs : -   , Naughton, , , Walker, Livermore, , , Rose, Oyenuga, Kane
Unused Subs: - 
Leicester City : -   , , , , , , , ,
Unused Subs: -  .
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Spurs Development manager Tim Sherwood was happy with his side's 3-2 win over Charlton Athletic at Spurs Lodge, with his young side showing good application to get the victory over a good Addicks team.

Tottenham went 3-0 ahead, before being pegged back with two late Charlton goals, which their performance deserved, although the game was without a goal at the start of the second half.

It took only three minutes to break the deadlock, with Jon Obika hitting the net from the penalty spot, giving keeper Ross Worner no chance.   Spurs goalkeeper Mirko Ranieri had to be sharp to prevent Charlton equalising in a good period of play for the visitors, before Spurs went 2-0 ahead when a Tom Carroll corner caused confusion and Massimo Luongo fired home the loose ball from inside ten yards in the 67th minute.

70 minutes had gone when Spurs went 3-0 ahead, as Obika scored a fine solo goal, taking the ball from a wide position, beating his opponent on the inside and then curling a shot into the far corner of the net from just inside the box.

Both sides made a few changes and the flow of the game was still going Tottenham's way, but without taking the chances created, Charlton capitalised with Callum Harriott hitting a shot past substitute keeper Jonathan Miles in the 89th minute and then a penalty from Tosan Popo in the last minute of added time gave Charlton another goal to close the score to a respectable 3-2.

Spurs : -   Ranieri (Miles 80), Smith, Caulker (Durojaye 58), Butcher, Byrne (Blackwood 72), Carroll (Stevens 72), Nicholson, Luongo, Mpoku (Kane 60), Oyenuga, Obika
Unused Subs: - 
Charlton Athletic : -   Worner, Jenkinson, Carter, Samedo (Warren), Mambo, Fortune, Davisson (Camacho), Stanirou, Perkins, Tuna (Popo), Smart (Harriott)
Unused Subs: -  .
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

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Unused Subs: - 
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

Spurs held the ball well and Kudos Oyenuga could have opened the scoring in the seventh minute, with only Sriven to beat, but put his shot wide.  Tottenham took the lead around the half hour mark, when Paul-Jose M'Poku headed Nathan Byrne's near post cross into the Sutton goal after good work by Oyenuga and Dean Parrett.  Anton Blackwood made two well timed tackles as Stefan Payne broke through, but it was two dead ball situations were exploited by the home team to score twice to take the result.

With 62 minutes gone, Kenny Beaney's free-kick was headed home by Payne and with thirteen minutes left, another header, this time by Jason Goodliffe at the far post from Bentley Graham's cross from aclearecd corner proved to be the winner.  In between Sam Cox did well to thwart Bradley Woods-Garness twice in front of goal.

However, the Spurs youngsters didn't give up and Parrett and Ryan Fredericks had opportunities to pull Spurs back level, with Paul McBride going even closer, when Billy Chattaway kicked his effort off the line at the death.

Sutton United : -   Scriven (P. Smith 68), Hawes (Stannard 68), Bray (Chattaway 59), Goodliffe (c), El-Salahi (J. Roberts 55), Joseph (Beaney 46), Cobbs (Hann 55), Graham (Masabe 79), Phillips (Woods-Garness 55), Payne (Dunn 68), Gargan (McKimm 68)
Spurs : -   L. Butcher, Byrne (Ekim 59), Cox, Kamo, A Blackwood, Durojaiye, Fredericks, Parrett (Nicholson 82), Oyenuga (Zongo 46), Bostock (Carroll 59), M’Poku (McBride 59)
Ref : -  J Ryan (Worcester Park)
Crowd : -  1,188

An early penalty set Spurs back, as a melee in the area from a high ball in ended with the ref pointing to the spot after the ball had popped up and hit Jake Nicholson on the arm in the fourth minute.  The ball was dispatched past Jansson, who guessed correctly, but couldn't keep Louis' shot out.

Spurs showed a good response with John Bostock setting up Danny Rose for a first time shot from the edge of the area, which Raynor pushed over the top with a good save.  A well worked free-kick saw Bostock play the bal into Rose, who laid the ball off for Obika to shoot, but a tackle by Giles denied him the shooting opportunity, but then Louis almost added a second when Smith's firm cross was headed goal-wards, but Jansson did well to save in the 15th minute and then a minute later did better when one-on-one with Ademeno and grabbed his shot that was aimed across the keeper.

Cox was beaten by former Spur Michael Malcolm in the 20th minute and his shot was saved by Jansson's fingertips, leaving Nicholson to tidy up the loose ball.  The Tottenham keeper was being kept busy, with a fine save, leaping up to his left to push over substitute Rusk's rising shot with 22 minutes gone.  At last Tottenham gave their defence a break and made ground into Crawley territory, with Rose setting up a chance for Ryan Fredericks, who turned his man, but the defender managed to get something on the shot to take it over the top.  The subsequent corner produced a chance for Rose at the far post, but his header was saved, although he responded to the rebound and crossed fro Jon Obika to put a stooping header over from close range.

The pressure was building on the home side, as Bostock slid a pass through to Obika, but a good challenge from Broadhurst denied him a 27th minute shooting chance, but a minute after, Nicholson's tackle on Ademeno ran to Smith, who hit a precise shot from 25 yards that went just wide of the post.  Once more the game swung to the other end, with Rose crossing to Obika at the near post, but his marker stopped his effort, although the striker reacted well to hit his second shot goal-wards and was disappointed to see it hit the upright and stay out.  Malcolm curled a free-kick wide and then three minutes before the break, Crawley almost doubled their lead.  A good move saw the ball go out wide, before Jansson did well to stop Ademeno's shot, but the loose ball was seized on by Hutchinson, who put his shot against the post.  There was still time for Bostock to pick himself up from being fouled to curl his free-kick past the wall and bring a flying save from Rayner right on half-time.

Crawley kicked off the second half, but it was Tottenham who made the first threat on goal, with Dorian Dervite's ball into Rose allowing the winger to turn his man before feeding Townsend on the left, but the winger's cross was just too far ahead of Paul-Jose M'Poku.  Jansson reacted well to Powell's deflected 55th minute shot and changed direction to push the ball out and then Crawley's substitute goalkeeper Jordan was alert to keep out Bostock's shot a couple of minutes later, but the rebound should have been dispatched into an open goal, but  Lake-Edwards' challenge on Obika was enough to force him to put it wide.

On the hour, Crawley went 2-0 ahead, with some good passing creating a shooting chance for Cogan, who fired home from inside the area and within a minute, the home team scored again, with Louis' header on to Powell, who hit and early shot past Jansson.  Spurs had an opening when M'Poku shot across goal and then the midfielder set up Dean Parrett with a good ball through the defence, only to see the first effort saved and the second hit the side-netting.  With fifteen minutes to go, Crawley extended the lead to 4-0, as Jamie Cook took on Dervite into the box and went around the Spurs goalie before unselfishly passing square to Powell to tap in his second of the night.

Both keepers were active in the closing stages, with Jansson beating away a fierce drive from Cook, who had rounded Blackwood, then Jordan came out to frustrate Parrett as he latched not Harry Kane's through ball.  With four minutes remaining, M'Poku played Andros Townsend into the box and the winger was fouled by Rusk.  Picking himself up, Townsend hit his spot-kick high into the roof of the net to give Spurs a late consolation goal.

Crawley Town : -  Rayner (Jordan 46), Rents (Carter 65), Hutchinson (Wilson 46), Giles (Cogan 46), Broadhurst (Powell 46), Forrest (Huggins 70), Ademeno (Napper 65), Louis (Cook 65 [Nayee 80]), Malcolm, Quinn (Rusk 12), Smith (Lake-Edwards 46) 
Unused Sub: -  .
Spurs : -   Jansson; Cox, Blackwood, Dervite (Waller-Lassen 76), Nicholson; Fredericks (M'Poku 46), Parrett, Bostock, Townsend; Rose (Kane 69); Obika
Unused Subs: -  L Butcher, Ekim, Oyenuga
Ref : -  ??
Crowd : -  ??

When Paul-Jose M'Poku was fouled in the box, Dean Parrett tucked away the resulting penalty in the 15th minute to put Tottenham ahead.  The pressure continued on the home goal, with three efforts coming back off the woodwork before Adam Smith's run on the right wing ended with a cross for M'Poku to net in the 35th minute, making it 2-0 to Spurs.

A goal ten minutes into the second half brought St. Neots back into the game, as they converted when Tottenham failed to clear a free-kick, but the two-goal advantage was soon restored, as Kudos Oyenuga provided Harry Kane with the chance to score.  It could have been a bigger margin, as M'Poku struck the goalpost and the St. Neots keeper did well at the end to keep the score down.

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Spurs : -   Jansson; Smith, Durojaiye, Blackwood, Nicholson; Fredericks, Parrett, Cox, M'Poku; Kane, Oyenuga
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It was a goal within three minutes that gave the Shots the lead, with a good run on the left by Straker ending in a cross for Hylton to fire home with his left foot from a central position in the penalty box. Grant should really have made it 2-0, but he got under Halls' low cross and his shot sailed high over the goal.

Bostock fired a foot or two over with his left foot in the 19th minute after Adel Taarabt had tormented the Aldershot defence, then Hutton raced away downt he right and his shot was pushed out by Jaimez-Ruiz just far enough away from the in-coming Obika not to be able to reach the ball.  Livermore got a header to a Hutton cross, but it hit defender Blackburn and was cleared, before a 35th minute 25 yarder from Dean Parrett forced the Aldershot keeper to dive full length to tip his shot away from goal.  There was one more scare for Spurs in a see-saw first half, as a corner taken by Straker went right across the face of the goal, with Blackburn the nearest to getting a touch on it.

In the second half, it was all Spurs and Rose forced Jaimez-Ruiz into a moment of panic, as his cross had to be pushed over the top and Paul-Jose M'Poku headed a Bostock cross just wide before he had another chance, but hit it too high from 18 yards out.

With the pressure all around the Aldershot goal, perhaps it was a only matter of time before Spurs scored.  The goal finally came in the 75th minute, as a fine run on the right by Naughton produced an inviting cross for Danny Rose to get to the ball near the near post and head in from 10 yards out.

With seven minutes to go, Spurs lost a goal when Connelly somehow managed to score with a shot while he was in the air and with his back to the goal after Hudson's cross found him at the far post.  Mekki had a good chance, but sliced his shot and then in the last minute of normal time, a Donnelly free-kick on the right was swung in and Hinshelwood won the ball in the air, nodding it past Alnwick from eight yards out into the bottom corner to wrap up a 3-1 win.

Aldershot : -  Jaimez-Ruiz, Straker (Donnelly 62), Blackburn (Hudson 62), Charles (Winfield 62), Soares (Connolly 81), Chalmers, Grant (Harding 62), Hylton (Mekki 81), Martin (Hinshelwood 62), Halls (Sandell 62), Hall (Herd 62)
Spurs : -   Gomes (Alnwick 46); Hutton (Naughton 46), Butcher (Blackwood 62), Archibald-Henville (Carroll 78), Smith; Parret (Mpoku 46), Bostock, Livermore, Rose; Taarabt (Cox 62), Obika
Ref : -  ??
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Crowd : -  1,409

A goal by Boro on 20 minutes was equalised when Kyle Fraser-Allen converted Kevin Prince Boateng's cross in the 36th minute.  With Spurs dominating in the second half, a good move down the left by Charlie Daniels put in John Bostock to hit a drive into the roof of the net from 20 yards out that beat the Boro goalie to give Tottenham the win with 10 minutes remaining.

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Spurs beat South African visitors Platinum Stars 3-2 at Spurs Lodge.

A headed goal from a corner by central defender Ricardo Rocha gave Tottenham a second minute lead, with midfielder John Bostock hitting a quick second from a free kick.  The young Stars side hit a goal in the second half to reduce the lead and got a late second, but a Bostock curler that found the top corner after 75 minutes ensured that the South Africans effort was nothing more than a consolation.

Spurs beat South African visitors Platinum Stars 3-2 at Spurs Lodge.

A headed goal from a corner by central defender Ricardo Rocha gave Tottenham a second minute lead, with midfielder John Bostock hitting a quick second from a free kick.  The young Stars side hit a goal in the second half to reduce the lead and got a late second, but a Bostock curler that found the top corner after 75 minutes ensured that the South Africans effort was nothing more than a consolation.

A quick start by Rushden and Diamonds rocked the Tottenham XI, but they responded well to come back and take a 4-2 victory in this friendly at Nene Park.

The home side had already missed an acceptable chance when Dean McDonald fluffed getting a decent contact on Lee Phillips' low cross in the second minute, before the provider hit the opening goal in the third minute when the ball fell to him from Ben Alnwick's punch dropped to him near the penalty spot.

Andy Burgess made it 2-0 to R&D two minutes later, when McDonald's low cross fell to the striker and he curved his shot around Alnwick.  However, in the sixth minute, Adel Taarabt turned his marker, Phil Gulliver and picked out a pass to put Tomas Pekhart in, hitting a low shot across keeper Martyn Margason into the corner of the net to pull a goal back.

In an open game, Hutchins smacked a 20 yarder just wide and then Rushden could have gone further ahead when Alnwick did well to keep out a Wooleaston effort, then Ricardo Rocha blocked a Justyn Roberts shot, although the ball dropped kindly to Gulliver, who blasted over the top.  On the half hour, there was another chance for Diamonds, when Alnwick again mis-punched and this time Michael Rankine knocked it wide.

Spurs were forced to re-arrange their defence when Rocha had to leave the play with injury and shortly after, the home crowd howled for a penalty when they felt that Cian Hughton had held McDonald back as he burst into the area, but no award was given.

Hutchins was a bit too aggressive in a two footed challenge on McDonald, which might have seen him pulled up by the referee in a competitive game, but the game continued in a good spirit, with McDonald having a shot deflected wide when it looked as though it might be going in and then Burgess chipped the ball over Alnwick, but also the bar.  With 37 minutes on the clock, Pekhart drew Tottenham level, when Kieran McKenna and Taarabt worked the ball wide to Hutton and crossed for the unmarked Czech striker to head a simple finish.   It was Hutton again a minute later, who, at the end of his run down the left wing, put in a speedy low ball for defender Gareth Jelleyman to fire a volley high past his own keeper to give Spurs the lead.

Tottenham were indebted to goalkeeper Ben Alnwick, who stopped Burgess' shot with his legs after good play with McDonald and before the half-time whistle, Spurs owed gratitude to the bar when Rankine got around Hughton and hit a drive across Alnwick, but was foiled by the bar.  At the other end, Gulliver had to make a last-ditch tackle to stop Hutchins getting his shot away.

Spurs made three changes at the break and following Clive Allen's team-talk came out looking more compact.  Six minutes into the half, Tottenham established a 4-2 lead, with Pekhart completing his hat-trick.  Taarabt passed wide to Olsen on the right wing and his cross found Tomas bursting between two defenders to make sure his determination took him to the ball first and taking the ball into the roof of the net from ten yards out.

In the 55th minute, Rushden had a chance to get back into the game and this time a penalty was awarded when Archibald-Henville was adjudged to have jumped over Rankine's back.  It looked a harsh decision, but it mattered for little when Phillips stepped up to shoot wide from the spot.  Just a minute later, the crowd were calling for another spot-kick, but this time Hutchins' challenge on Rankine was deemed to be outside the box.

Round the hour mark, Taarabt had a good chance, but tried one more step-over and Osano robbed him of the opening and the young Frenchman was on the receiving end of a number of "heavy" challenges, as the non-leaguers tried to stop his skilful runs.  Curtis Osano broke forward into the area to hit a shot wide in the 69th minute, while ten minutes later, Tottenham's sub Alex Olsen ran onto Dorian Dervite's pass and hit a shot wide from a narrow angle.  With changes made on both sides, the game settled down towards the end and the last opportunity came with seven minutes to go, Dervite's header out of defence allowed Hutton to get away from Jamie McGuiness and only a good stop from Margarson denied the midfielder a well-deserved goal.

A well deserved 3-1 win saw the Spurs XI back on track at the expense of Aldershot Town, who were newly promoted to the Football League.

Seven minutes in, Shots keeper Bull stopped Tomas Pekhart with a block, but a minute later Danny Rose fed the ball wide right to Pekhart and his low ball was pulled back into the path of the on-running Alan Hutton, who fired his shot past the keeper to make it 1-0 to Tottenham.

Twenty minutes into the game, John Bostock moved well to get into a shooting position and Bull beat out his shot, but the ball ran loose and Pekhart showed a striker's instinct to poach the second Tottenham goal from close range.  Ten minutes later, Andy Barcham stood up a cross to the far post and Bull failed to hold it, dropping the ball that nearly went into the goal off defender Straker.  It was Barcham who, on 35 minutes, drilled a shot past Bull from inside the box.  0-3 down, the home side almost got one back when Hylton took the ball through and around David Button, but could not put the ball into the net from a tight angle.

A similar chance presented itself to Soares just after the hour, but his shot was straight at Button, although his opposite number, the Aldershot substitute keeper Jaimez-Ruiz messed up a Howell back-pass and was luckily judged to have kicked the ball away from in front of the goal-line, but it seemed as though it might have crossed it.  The ball fell to David Hutton, but he slashed the ball wide of the target.

New signing John Bostock showed his asset of pace, by sprinting through the Shots defence and missed the target by inches.  Two minutes after, with 76 minutes gone, Button fumbled a high cross to Hylton, who took the ball down and knocked the ball home form close range to pull a goal back.  The same player almost hit another, but struck his effort into the side-netting, while Soares lashed a late shot wide from inside the penalty area with four minutes left.

Two first half goals from David Hutton and Alex Olsen saw Tottenham overcome some early pressure by the Saints, but Kyle Fraser-Allen's long ball deceived home keeper Paul Bastock, leaving Hutton the opportunity to lob home from the edge of the penalty area in the sixth minute.

Olsen made it 2-0 on 24 minutes, when Hutton played the ball to Danny Hutchins on the left wing and the cross found the Norwegian striker at the far post.

Chances to extend the lead fell to Fraser-Allen and Kevin Prince Boateng, but the half time score was 2-1, as Hassan Sulaiman beat Yuri Berchiche on the right wing, crossing for St. Albans City forward Simon Martin to bundle the ball across the line at the far post just before the interval.

The second half started with several Spurs players replaced and they took the game to the home side and Andy Barcham, Saulo Asajile and David Hutton all went close.  The late pressure came from the City side, with the Tottenham crossbar being rattled 15 minutes from time by a header from Rod Hicks.

A behind closed doors friendly at White Hart Lane saw a late Ipswich surge take them to a 3-1 win.

An early change saw Alex Olsen come on for the injured Tomas Pekhart after four minutes, but Spurs adapted well and he scored the opener when through on the keeper in the 38th minute.  Defenders kept Tottenham out in the second half, when David Hutton flighted corners in for Calum Butcher and Troy Archibald-Henville to head goal-wards, only to see their efforts blocked on the line.

However, despite being in the ascendancy, Ipswich forced Lee Butcher to a good save as the game came up to the hour mark and then Liam Trotter (78), Reggie Lambe (81) and Jordan Roberts (83) scored the goals to give the Tractor Boys a big, if flattering, winning margin. 

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Spurs -   Jansson (L Butcher, 46), Mtandari (Cox 75), Hutchins, Archibald-Henville, C Butcher, Fraser-Allen (Townsend 56), Livermore, Rose, Hutton (Davis 75), Pekhart (Olsen 4)
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A Spurs XI scored a big win over non-League Dartford at their new Princes Park ground, by turning around at half-time 6-0 up.

Adel Taarabt was set up by a good run by Phil Ifil and he buried his 25 yard shot to give Tottenham an 11th minute lead and then the French midfielder turned provider when he put a corner onto Leigh Mills' head to ram home the second just seven minutes later.  It was another seven minutes until the lead became 3-0, with Lee Barnard looping his header in from Jamie O'Hara's cross.  Before that goal, Ryan Hayes dipped a shot over Tommy Forecast, but it bounced off the underside of the bar and Jay May's follow up header was tipped over by the Spurs keeper.  From the corner, Brendan Cass flicked a header past Forecast, but Ifil was on the post to head off the goal-line.

On the half hour, O'Hara was once more behind the fourth Tottenham goal, as he pulled a low cross back for Jake Livermore to slam home from just inside the penalty area.  Cass hit the woodwork once more with another header against the post, but a minute later, O'Hara and Daniels linked on the left to provide Andy Barcham the chance to knock home the 33rd minute goal from inside the six yard box to make it 5-0.

Barcham produced a classy finish, when O'Hara and Taarabt made space for O'Hara to roll a pass into the path of the diminutive striker, who curled it out of Kebbell's reach from 20 yards.  This was four minutes before the break, but the goalie had produced good stops to keep out Taarabt, Jacques Maghoma and Troy Archibald-Henville.  Just before the interval, Jamie O'Hara nearly scored the goal of the season, when his 60 yard shot caught Kebbell out of his goal and the ball bounced back out off the crossbar, with Barnard's effort pushed over the bar.

A brisk start after the break saw Ifil strike a far post volley which McClements cleared off the line and then Livermore and David Hutton forced more good stops from second half keeper James Tedder.  At the other end, the Spurs goalie tipped Cass' effort over the top and then May reduced the deficit when he did well to net McClements' cross on 67 minutes.  However, just two minutes later, Taarabt opened up the home defence with an astute pass to Livermore and the tall midfielder cut the ball back from the dead ball line for Charlie Daniels drove home to make it 7-1.  The game was all but won, but Dartford kept plugging away and got a further goal in the 81st minute, as Osbourne played McClements in and he barged through to hit the back of the net from 16 yards.

There was still time for Taarabt to give O'Hara the chance to add to the total, but he curled it off target and then the young Londoner forced Tedder into a save from a quick free-kick.

A Spurs  Lodge friendly saw Spurs ease past their Vietnamese visitors 5-0 in foggy conditions.

The Hoang Anh Gia Lai side was at full strength and became the first team from their country to play in England.  While they were champions in their homeland for two seasons running, they were no match for the Spurs second string.  Goals from Kyle Fraser-Allen, Reto Ziegler, Danny Hutchins and two from Kieran McKenna sealed the win.

Spurs: Burch, Ifil, Ziegler, Mills, Dervite, McKenna, Fraser-Allen, O'Hara (Martin 46), Daniels, Hutton (Hughton 71), Dawkins (Hutchins 61)
Scorer : -  Barcham (-)
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Scorers : -  None
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Spurs: Burch, Ifil, Ziegler, Davenport (Mills 46), Dervite, McKenna, Murphy (Pekhart 61), O'Hara, Lewis, Daniels, Barcham
Scorer : -  Barcham (-)
Brentford: Masters, Tillen, O'Connor, Hayward, Frampton, Rhodes, Moussinho, Cox, Brooker, Moore, Wyjnard
Scorers : -  Moore (-), O'Connor (-)
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Lens showed their experience by setting the tempo of the match and scored early on, making it tough for Spurs to get a foothold in the match.  However, the team settled well and started to pass the ball well, using the pace in the side to good effect.  Simon Dawkins and Andy Barcham scored breakaway goals and then Tomas Pekhart struck a third after the interval, leaving Lens battling to get back into the match.  They got one goal back, but Tottenham defended their lead well enough to keep the winning score-line until the end.

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RC Lens -  Chabert, Barul, Vignal, Hilton, Gillet (Brocard 80), Jussie Ferreira (Camille 61), Monnet-Paque, Gomis, Carriere,Ramos (Blanc 61), Thomert (Ardene 31).
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Spurs -  Burch (Forecast 46), Ifil, Daniels, Lewis, Martin, Mills (Archibald-Henville 63), Fraser-Allen (Pekhart 46 [Hutton 65]), Livermore, Barcham, O'Hara, Dawkins
Subs not used :  Smith
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Ivory Coast midfielder Didier Zokora, Aaron Lennon and Lee Young-Pyo of South Korea's played in the victory with Lee opening the scoring, with a curling shot from the edge of the area after a move involving almost all of the team .

Chris Riley's cross was stepped over by Simon Dawkins and Andy Barcham shot home.

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Steffen Iversen, who has been out injured for most of the season, scored Tottenham's opener just before half-time, netting from close range to finish off good work by Oyvind Leonhardsen. 

Dover levelled through former Spurs youngster Neil Le Bihan, who scored from the penalty spot just after the break, but just before Iversen was substituted, he laid on a chance for captain John Piercy to shoot Tottenham back into the lead.  It was Iversen's replacement, John Sutton, who gave Spurs a 3-1 advantage when he scored on the rebound after Dover keeper Phil Smith could only push out Ghyslain Vedeux's shot.  It was left to Yannick Kamanan to score the fourth in the closing stages to put the seal on a good win.

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Spurs -  Walker, Hillier (Consorti), Taricco, Davies, Thelwell, Young, Gower, Fenn (Jackson), McEwen (Snee), Kamanan, Piercy
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Malcolm Christie tested the Spurs defence early on and could have grabbed a goal from the chances he had, but it was James Bunn who put Tottenham ahead, when he finished off Ross Darcy's cross a minute before the break.

Home side's Ian Muir almost equalised, but his effort was stopped in front of goal, but early into the second half, Tottenham extended the lead with a strike from Australian Carlos Gonzales.

Nuneaton were awarded a penalty with eight minutes remaining, but Anton Thomas' shot was kept out by keeper Andy Marriott.

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Nuneaton Borough -   , , , , , , , , A. Thomas, , , Christie.
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While Spurs enjoyed a lot of the ball, it was difficult to breach the Brentford defence and when they did, there wasn't the best finishing from the players, so a 2-0 win was the result.  Early chances went begging when Paul Mahorn and Ruel Fox could not convert, but after Teddy Sheringham had gone close, he did get to beat the keeper shortly after to give Tottenham the lead when set up by Allan Nielsen and Clive Wilson.  Nielsen almost doubled the lead before half-time, but it took until 20 minutes into the second period to make it 2-0, with Sheringham tapping in Jason Dozzell's ball into the box.  Substitute Paul McVeigh had a good opening late on, but couldn't make it count.

Teams : 
Spurs : -  Espen Baardsen, Garry Brady, John Scales, Stuart Nethercott, Leon Townley (Kevin Maher 46), Clive Wilson, Ruel Fox, Jason Dozzell, Allan Nielsen, Paul Mahorn (Paul McVeigh 75), Teddy Sheringham
Subs not used : -  Danny Hill, Simon Spencer 
Manager : -  Chris Hughton
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With windy conditions making playing on the ground difficult, Spurs did enough to trouble the Korean defence and when Kevin Maher's through pass picked out Paul McVeigh, he put Paul Mahorn through to put the ball into the net at the second attempt.  The visitors equalised with some neat passing around the edge of the box before beating Marriott with a shot.

Mahorn went in with the Sam Sung keeper to try and meet Alan Mannix's cross, but the ball dropped for McVeigh to slot home for what turned out to be the winning goal.  It required a good defensive performance in the second half, when, despite the advantage of the wind behind them, Spurs were up against a side who played five in attack and goalkeeper Alan Marriott was called on to make a few decent saves.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Alan Marriott, Kevin Maher, Ross Darcy, Mark Arber, Simon Webb, Alan Mannix, Simon Spencer, Peter Gain (Stephen Clemence 46), Mark Janney, Paul Mahorn (Garry Brady 46, Paul McVeigh.
Sub not used :  Leon Townley
Manager : -  Chris Hughton
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Tottenham played better in the second half, but a set-piece undone them to give Aldershot a 2-0 lead which was extended to 3-0 inside the last ten minutes, when Dean Chandler headed in a corner.

Chris Landon played very well and debutant Robert Simpson also had a good game, while Andy Turner continued his comeback from injury.

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Attendance : -  ,

The side ran out 5-1 winners with goals from Ollie Morah (4 mins.), Scott Houghton (27 mins.) and Peter Garland (40 mins.) giving Tottenham a 3-0 half-time lead.

In the second half, Spurs went further ahead with a 62nd minute Andy Polston goal, before a David Tuttle own goal gave the home team a life-line, but that ended as being only a consolation goal, with Lee Hodges scoring a fifth Tottenham goal in the last minute.

Teams : 
Canterbury City -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  Ian Walker, Brian Statham, David McDonald, Andy Polston, David Howells (Neil Smith 46), David Tuttle, Scott Houghton, Peter Garland (Darren Caskey 82), Paul Moran (Lee Hodges 74), Ollie Morah (Neil Young 85), Mark Robson
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

The home team went into the lead after just four minutes , but Tottenham were quick to respond and Phil Gray pulled us level in the seventh minute.  It was an open match, with John Polston putting Spurs in the lead just on the half hour with a good shot and the opportunity to go further ahead was denied when former Tottenham goalkeeper Peter Guthrie saved a penalty from Paul Walsh.

The non-league side kept battling and got their reward three minutes from the end when they equalised.

Teams : 
Barnet -  .
Spurs -  Kevin Dearden (Gareth Howells 46), Gudni Bergsson (Dave McDonald 75), John Polston, Guy Butters, Chris Hughton, Mark Robson (Matthew Edwards 70), John Moncur, Gary Stevens (Andy Polston 70), Peter Garland (Eddie Gormley 46), Phil Gray, Paul Walsh,
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

It wasn't easy to play flowing football on a bumpy pitch but Paul Walsh struck the post after a solo run during the first half. 

Into the second half, Spurs continued to dominate, but Sutton scored against the run of play.  Typical of Tottenham's luck was one incident when Spurs hit the post, then the crossbar before another shot his a Sutton defender on the goal-line with the ball finally dropping into the keeper's hands.  A good goal from Matthew Edwards equalised when he came inside off the right wing to strike a low left-footed shot that nestled in the bottom corner of the net.

Teams : 
Sutton United -  .
Spurs -  Kevin Dearden, Andy Polston, John Polston, Gary Stevens (Vic Hardwicke 75), Chris Hughton, Matthew Edwards, Eddie Gormley, Peter Garland, Mark Robson, Richard Johnston (Dave McDonald 25), Paul Walsh
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

The Chairboys took the lead after 23 minutes, but the game was turned in Tottenham's favour by Paul Walsh's hat-trick with goals in the 32nd and 83rd minutes and a third in the last minute from the penalty spot.

Teams : 
Wycombe Wanderers -  .
Spurs -  Bobby Mimms, Andy Polston, Mitchell Thomas, Gudni Bergsson, John Polston, Gary Stevens, Paul Walsh, Paul Moran, David Howells, Vinny Samways, Eddie Gormley (Peter Garland 46)
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Epping -  .
Spurs - Tony Parks, John Pratt, Mark Bowen, Paul Price, Garry O'Reilly, Ian Crook, Garry Brooke, Robert Brace,
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
?? -  .
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

It was halfway through the first half when Spurs went into the lead when Robert Brace scored from about ten yards outside the penalty area.  Kenny Dixon made it 2-0 soon after, converting a rebound from Swedish guest player Michael Persson shot that hit the bar.  Spurs were hauled back to 2-1 when Cambridge Uni scored before half-time, breaking away to score, but Tottenham controlled the second half, although they were unable to add any further goals.

Teams : 
Cambridge University -  .
Spurs -  Simmonds, Kenny Dixon, Mark Bowen, Ian Culverhouse, Simon Webster, Michael Persson, Richard Cooke, Allan Cockram, Mike McCabe, Robert Brace, Ally Dick
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Oxford University -  .
Spurs -  Simmonds (Peter Corder), Andy Edmonds, Steve Grenfell, Danny Thomas, Tim O'Shea, Martin Kidd (John Pratt), Carl Hoddle, Mike McCabe, Trevor Wilkinson, Ally Dick
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Lewes -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  Tony Parks, Gary O'Reilly (Kenny Dixon), Mark Bowen, Paul Price, Simon Webster (Ian Culverhouse), Micky Hazard, Allan Cockram (Peter Southey), Ian Crook, Terry Gibson, Mike McCabe (Robert Brace), Ally Dick
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Aldershot -  .
Spurs -  Ray Clemence, Gary O'Reilly, Ian Culverhouse (Peter Southey), Simon Webster, Paul Miller, Micky Hazard, Garry Brooke (Ian Crook), Gary Mabbutt, Garth Crooks, Terry Gibson (Mike McCabe), Ally Dick (Allan Cockram)
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Aylesbury United -  .
Spurs -  Ray Clemence, Gary O'Reilly, Simon Webster (Peter Southey), Paul Price, Paul Miller, Garry Brooke, Richard Cooke (Ally Dick), Ian Crook, Terry Gibson, Mike McCabe (Robert Brace), Allan Cockram
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  approx. 800

Teams : 
Southall -  .
Spurs -  Tony Parks, Danny Thomas (Peter Southey), Mark Bowen (Ian Culverhouse), Graham Roberts, Paul Price, Micky Hazard, Allan Cockram, Gary Mabbutt, Mark Falco, Alan Brazil, Richard Cooke (McCabe)
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  approx. 800

Teams : 
Walthamstow Avenue - 
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Slough Town - 
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Tiptree United - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Cambridge United - 
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  P. Montgomery, Peter Southey, Giorgio Mazzon, Pat Corbett, Gary O'Reilly, Alex Hamill, Chris Harvey (Terry Gibson 78), Ian Crook, Mark Falco, Terry Gibson (Jimmy Bolton 60), Garry Brooke
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Hendon -  .
Spurs - Milija Aleksic, Peter Southey, Jimmy Holmes, Gary O'Reilly, Giorgio Mazzon, Steve Cox (Allan Cockram), Terry Yorath, Ian Crook, Garry Brooke, Mark Falco (Mark Bowen), Jimmy Bolton
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Oxford University - 
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs -  Milija Aleksic (Barry Daines), Giorgio Mazzon (Peter Southey), Jimmy Holmes (Alex Hamill), Gary O'Reilly, Paul Miller, Micky Hazard, Graham Roberts, Paul Grayling, Mark Falco, Chris Jones, Peter Taylor.
Birmingham City - 
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Nottingham Forest - 
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  Milija Aleksic, Giorgio Mazzon, Peter Southey, Gary O'Reilly, Pat Corbett, Phil Grayling (Terry Chambers), Terry Naylor, Jimmy Holmes, Ian Crook (John Cooper), Terry Gibson, Mark Falco.
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Guadualahara - 
Spurs -  Milija Aleksic, Peter Southey, Giorgio Mazzon, Gary O'Reilly, Pat Corbett, Terry Naylor, Ian Crook, Jimmy Holmes, Terry Chambers (Phil Grayling), Terry Gibson, Mark Falco (John Cooper)
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Barnet - 
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  Milija Aleksic (Mark Kendall), Gary O'Reilly (Peter Southey), Giorgio Mazzon, Ian Crook, John Lacy, John Cooper, Pat Corbett (Chris Harvey), Terry Naylor, Terry Gibson, Jimmy Bolton, M. Gill.
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Spurs -  Mark Kendall, Terry Naylor, Giorgio Mazzon (Alex Hamill), Peter Southey, John Lacy, Phil Grayling (John Cooper), Ian Crook, M. Gill, Gerry Armstrong, Jimmy Bolton (Terry Chambers), Peter Taylor.
Hendon - 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams :
Harrow Borough -  . 
Spurs -   Parks, Mazzon, Hamill (Grayling), O'Reilly, Lacy, Beavon, Naylor, Pratt, Gibson, Bolton (Corbett), Galvin
Attendance : -   ,

They were soon two goals behind, but Terry Gibson, Mark Falco  and Mark Debenham scored before being pegged back.  It was left to Gibson to net a late winning goal.

Teams : 
Edgware Town -  .
Sub. not used : 
Spurs -   Mark Kendall, Terry Naylor, Garry Brooke, Gary O'Reilly, Giorgio Mazzon, Trevor Putney, Colin Lee, Terry Gibson, Mark Falco, Mark Debenham, Micky Hazard
Sub. not used : 
 

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Oxford University -  .
Spurs - Tony Parks, John Cooper (Alex Hamill), Gary O'Reilly, Terry Emms, Giogio Mazzon (Garry Brooke), M. Debenham, Tony Galvin, R. Hanson (Ian Crook), Mark Falco, Paul Miller, Stuart Beavon
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Epping : - .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Batchelor, Hughton, L. Madden, Keeley, Holyoak (Brooke), Miller, Hazard, Beavon, Robinson (Simmonds), Falco (O. Griffiths), Taylor
Subs not used : 

Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Oxford University : -
Sub. not used : 
Spurs : - Daines, M. Stead, S. Cavanagh, Keeley, Walford (Holyoak), Barwick, Brotherston, Wade (Hazard), G. Armstrong, Duncan, Chris Jones, M. Robinson
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Wembley -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Cranstone (Markwick), M. Stead, Walford (S. Cavanagh), Keeley, T. Boyle, I. Smith (Wade), Brotherston, Bacon (Beavon), Armstrong, M. Robinson (K. Stead), McGrath
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Folkestone & Shepway -  Mike Goodbourn, , , , , , , , , .
Spurs - Daines (Cranstone 46), I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley (Wade 46), Walford, Bacon, Brotherston, Hoddle (Bradbury 75), Robinson, Duncan, Barwick.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  1,569

Prior to the game, Pat Welton took the team to relax at the “Inn on the Lake” at Shorne fishing and swimming. Welton led the angling party that included Garry Bacon, Ian Smith, Martin Robinson, Mike Stead and Roger Wade.  Pat Welton caught three roach, with Martin (his first fish) and Garry (an experienced fisherman and member of the Dagenham Cables Angling Club) landing one each.

Teams : 
Maidstone United -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Daines (Cranstone), I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley, Walford, Wade, Bacon, Brotherston, Barwick, McGrath, Robinson
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Enfield -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Daines, I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley, Walford, Wade, Brotherston, Barwick (Bradbury), Robinson, Bacon, Cavanagh.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

05.08.1975

Teams : 
Dartford -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Cranstone, I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley, Walford, Wade (Barwick), Brotherston, McNab, J.Oliver, Bacon (Cavanagh), McGrath
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Romford -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Cranstone, I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley, Walford, Barwick, Brotherston, Wade, Pace, Bacon, Cavanagh (Bradbury)
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Barnet -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Daines, I. Smith, M. Stead, Osgood (Walford), Cegielski, Margerrison (Anderson), Neighbour, Dillon, McGrath, Holder, McNab
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Chelmsford City : -
Spurs : - .
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Bishops Stortford : -
Sub. not used : 
Spurs : - Daines, Kinnear, Anderson, Naylor, Cegielski, Holder, McGrath (Keeley), Gibbins, Chris Jones, Margerrison, Clapton
Sub. not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Romford -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - T. Lee, Kinnear, Keeley, Cegielski, Osgood, McNab (Clapton), Margerrison (Brotherston), Holder, Pratt, Gibbins, Neighbour
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Harlow Town -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  Barry Daines, Eddie Jones, Tony Want, Terry Naylor, Joe Peck, Mike Dillon, David Jenkins, Graeme Souness, Gary Mabee, Ralph Coates, Jimmy Neighbour
Sub. not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Spurs Reserves won a friendly away against Oxford University 4-0 with the Spurs goals scored by Gary Mabee 2, John Pratt and Jimmy Neighbour.

Teams : 
Oxford University -  .
Spurs - Hancock, Evans, J. Collins, Pratt, Naylor, Johnson, Jenkins, Souness, Mabee, Holder, Neighbour
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Oxford University : -
Sub. not used : 
Spurs : - Daines, M. Stead, S. Cavanagh, Keeley, Walford (Holyoak), Barwick, Brotherston, Wade (Hazard), G. Armstrong, Duncan, Chris Jones, M. Robinson
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Wembley -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Cranstone (Markwick), M. Stead, Walford (S. Cavanagh), Keeley, T. Boyle, I. Smith (Wade), Brotherston, Bacon (Beavon), Armstrong, M. Robinson (K. Stead), McGrath
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Folkestone & Shepway -  Mike Goodbourn, , , , , , , , , .
Spurs - Daines (Cranstone 46), I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley (Wade 46), Walford, Bacon, Brotherston, Hoddle (Bradbury 75), Robinson, Duncan, Barwick.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  1,569

Prior to the game, Pat Welton took the team to relax at the “Inn on the Lake” at Shorne fishing and swimming. Welton led the angling party that included Garry Bacon, Ian Smith, Martin Robinson, Mike Stead and Roger Wade.  Pat Welton caught three roach, with Martin (his first fish) and Garry (an experienced fisherman and member of the Dagenham Cables Angling Club) landing one each.

Teams : 
Maidstone United -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Daines (Cranstone), I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley, Walford, Wade, Bacon, Brotherston, Barwick, McGrath, Robinson
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Enfield -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Daines, I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley, Walford, Wade, Brotherston, Barwick (Bradbury), Robinson, Bacon, Cavanagh.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

05.08.1975

Teams : 
Dartford -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Cranstone, I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley, Walford, Wade (Barwick), Brotherston, McNab, J.Oliver, Bacon (Cavanagh), McGrath
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Romford -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Cranstone, I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley, Walford, Barwick, Brotherston, Wade, Pace, Bacon, Cavanagh (Bradbury)
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Barnet -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - Daines, I. Smith, M. Stead, Osgood (Walford), Cegielski, Margerrison (Anderson), Neighbour, Dillon, McGrath, Holder, McNab
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Chelmsford City : -
Spurs : - .
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Bishops Stortford : -
Sub. not used : 
Spurs : - Daines, Kinnear, Anderson, Naylor, Cegielski, Holder, McGrath (Keeley), Gibbins, Chris Jones, Margerrison, Clapton
Sub. not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Romford -  .
Subs not used : 
Spurs - T. Lee, Kinnear, Keeley, Cegielski, Osgood, McNab (Clapton), Margerrison (Brotherston), Holder, Pratt, Gibbins, Neighbour
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Spurs Reserves won 1-0 away against Cambridge University.

Cambridge University -
Spurs – T. Lee, Anderson, E. Jones, McGrath, Peck, Clarke, Chris Jones, Margerisson, Mabee, Souness, Gibbins
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Spurs Reserves won a friendly away against Oxford University 4-0 with the Spurs goals scored by Gary Mabee 2, John Pratt and Jimmy Neighbour.

Teams : 
Oxford University -  .
Spurs - Hancock, Evans, J. Collins, Pratt, Naylor, Johnson, Jenkins, Souness, Mabee, Holder, Neighbour
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -  ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
Oxford City -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Subs not used : 
?? -  .
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   ,

Danny Blanchflower was part of the team that drew 4-4 with the non-league club, with the Spurs goals coming from Frank Teece, Terry Medwin, Alfie Stokes and Eddie Clayton. 

Teams : 
Trowbridge Town - 
Spurs -  P. Hopkins, Hills, Henry, Teece, Ryden, Sharpe, Medwin, Blanchflower, Stokes, Clayton, Bing
Attendance : -   , 

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Cambridge University -  .
Attendance : -   ,