spurs v stoke City match reports

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03.03.1984	A 35th minute penalty converted by Mark Falco was enough to win this home First Division game for Spurs. Teams : Spurs - Stoke City - . Attendance : - 18,271
22.03.1978	Stoke shocked Spurs at White Hart Lane by taking the lead. Tottenham hit back with Don McAllister heading an equaliser into the second half of this Second Division encounter, then a Colin Lee double wrapped up the points for Tottenham. Teams : Spurs - Daines, Stead, Holmes, McAllister, Perryman, Pratt, Hoddle, McNab, P. Taylor, Chris Jones, C. Lee Unused sub. : - Moores Stoke City - . Attendance : - 30,646
29.10.1977	Spurs were faced with an early barrage from Stoke, but weathered the storm to take both points at the Victoria Ground. Spurs almost let a goal in right at the start of the match, but Barry Daines reacted well to keep out Stoke striker Garth Crooks on two occasions and David Gregory also. Against the run of play, Gerry Armstrong gave Spurs a 29th minute lead when he converted a flick on by John Pratt from Peter Taylor's corner. At the start of the second half, Terry Conroy wasted a good chance and Daines was again called upon to save from a swerving shot from Steve Waddington, which went for a corner. The Spurs goal was under siege for a few minutes, but following a save from Paul Richardson, Daines launched the ball upfield for Ian Moores to set up Armstrong to shoot Tottenham's second goal after 61 minutes. Crooks pulled one back for the home side with a neat header from Richardson's cross in the 73rd minute, but Glenn Hoddle delivered a corner onto John Pratt's head to score the third Spurs goal past keeper Roger Jones that put the game beyond Stoke's reach. Teams : Stoke City - R. Jones, Waddington, Conroy, Richardson, Crooks, Gregory. Spurs - Daines, Naylor, Holmes, Hoddle, McAllister, Perryman (c), Pratt, McNab, Moores, G. Armstrong, P. Taylor Unused sub. : - Boyle Attendance : - ,
27.11.1976	Two goals from defender Keith Osgood gave Tottenham a First Division win against Stoke at White Hart Lane. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Naylor, Gorman, Hoddle, Young, Osgood, Coates, Perryman, Taylor, Conn, Moores Sub. not used : McAllister Stoke City - D. Smith, . Sub. not used : Attendance : - 22,500 Ref. : - John Homewood (Middlesex)
24.01.1976	FA Cup Third Round replay. Teams : Stoke City - , . Spurs - Attendance : - 29,751
03.01.1976	Stoke City earned a draw after going ahead in this third round FA Cup tie. John Mahoney's first half goal put the Potteries club in front and it was left to John Duncan to hook in a shot from ten yards out to earn Spurs a replay at the Victoria Ground. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Naylor, McAllister, Pratt, Young, Osgood, Coates (Chris Jones), Perryman, Morgan Stoke City - Shilton, Marsh, , , Mahoney, , , Hudson, Salmon, Greenhoff, Moores. Attendance : - 26,715
27.11.1976	Two Keith Osgood goals gave Spurs a win at White Hart Lane against Stoke City. His first was a powerful header from a second half corner and the second was a penalty.. Teams : Spurs - Jennings, Naylor, Osgood, W. Young, Gorman, Hoddle, Perryman, Coates, Taylor, Conn, Moores Subs not used : McAllister Stoke City - D. Smith, . Subs not used : Attendance : - 22,500
02.11.1974	John Duncan's two first half goals earned Spurs a draw at the Victoria Ground. Teams : Stoke City - . Subs not used : Spurs - Subs not used : Attendance : - ,
14.03.1973	For over eighty minutes, this First Division match looked to be heading for a draw. Then with little time remaining, Jimmy Pearce gave Tottenham a goal, knocking home Martin Chivers' flick on Cyril Knowles' cross. Stoke came back in the time left before the final whistle with Jimmy Greenhoff netting the equaliser at the death. Teams : Stoke City - . Spurs - Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Coates, Collins, Beal, Neighbour, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Pearce Unused sub. : - Evans Attendance : - 23,351
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15.09.1951	Spurs ran in six goals against Stoke as they recorded their biggest ever win over the Potters. Len Duquemin scored two first half goals, which was added to by a Sonny Walters header from an Arthur Willis free-kick to give Spurs a 3-0 half-time lead. The lead was extended to four when Les Bennett scored in the second half, but the visitors hit back with a goal from Alex Ormston. However, further goals from Les Medley and Bennett's second of the match meant there was no way back for the Stoke team. Teams : Spurs - Ditchburn, Ramsey, Willis, Nicholson, Clarke, Brittan, Walters, Bennett, Duquemin, Baily, Medley Stoke City - Herod, Mould, McCue, Sellars, F. Mountford, Kirton, Ormston, Bowyer, Brown, Johnston, Oscroft. Attendance : - 54,124
10.03.1951	Top of the table Spurs were held to a goal-less draw by 12th placed Stoke City at the Victoria Ground. Both defences were on top and despite having efforts through Sonny Walters and Eddie Baily, Stoke held out, while Ted Ditchburn has a quiet afternoon in the opposite goal. Teams : Stoke City - . Spurs - Ditchburn, Ramsey, Clarke, Willis, Nicholson, Burgess, Wright, Baily, Medley, Murphy, Walters Attendance : - 24,236
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11.01.1947	FA Cup Third Round. Teams : Spurs - Ditchburn, Willis, Buckingham, Ludford, Nicholson, Burgess (c), Walters, Bennett, Foreman, Dix, L. Stevens Stoke City - Jepson, Mould, McCue, F. Mountfield, Franklin, Kirton (c), Matthews, Peppitt, Steele, Baker, Ormston. Attendance : - 65,681 Ref. : - Mr. G. L. Iliffe (Leicester)
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01.02.1896	Stoke's fast start saw the Tottenham back line holding firm, but a A. Maxwell shot on the half hour gave Stoke the lead, which was doubled when W. Maxwell scored shortly after. Dickson added a third before the break and the home side went on to run up five goals in total with second half strikes from Dickson and Maxwell, although Spurs put up a good display in defeat. Teams : Stoke - A. Maxwell, W. Maxwell, Dickson Spurs - Hay, Attendance : - ??