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Walshie completed his brace on 70 minutes to make it 2-2, but Pascoe restored the Rokerites lead six minutes later.  Spurs were grateful to Gary Lineker for their equaliser in stoppage time to take a point at 3-3.  

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Spurs -  (Walsh), Lineker
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Sunderland -  Pascoe, Davenport.
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Attendance : -  30,431

Graham Roberts gave Spurs an early lead from the penalty spot, but the visitors equalised with a shot that deflected in off Paul Miller.  Turner then came into his own, saving shot after shot and a second Roberts penalty.  His best effort denied Mark Falco a goal

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Attendance : -  25,835

After going three games without a victory, Tottenham's 2-1 win at Roker Park was a welcome win.

A Neil McNab effort had threatened the Sunderland goal in the early stages of the game, but an eighth minute lead was secured when John Duncan scored.  A penalty was awarded to the home side when Colin Lee was adjudged to have fouled Jack Ashurst and the scores were levelled when Gary Rowell shot the spot-kick past Daines.  Sunderland pushed into the Spurs penalty area and the ball pin-balled about their penalty area, but stayed out of the goal.

In the second half, Tottenham played a more controlled game, which paid off when Colin Lee crossed for Duncan to coolly steer home the winner in the 68th minute.  The second half also saw Barry Daines make some important saves to keep Sunderland out and  dived at the feet of Joe Bolton to deny him when it looked like he might score.

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Spurs -  Daines, Naylor, Holmes (G. Armstrong), Osgood, Perryman (c), Hoddle, Pratt, Taylor, McNab, C. Lee, Moores
Attendance : -   31,960

In the 76th minute, Ray Train equalised for the home side and Bob Lees late winner made it a long journey home for Tottenham with nothing for their troubles.

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Sunderland -  Sidall, Train, Lee.
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Spurs -  Jennings, Naylor, Willie Young, Osgood, Gorman, Hoddle, Pratt, Perryman, Taylor, Conn, Moores.
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Attendance : -   30,325

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Attendance : -  41,089

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Attendance : -  44,394

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Attendance : -  36,677

John White struck a 27th minute shot that hit Charlie Hurley and looped up into the air for  Les Allen to shoot into the net.  The two Spurs players linked up just after the half hour to provide Cliff Jones with a shot that Wakeham could only block the ball into the path of Bobby Smith, who hit the net to make it 2-0.  Terry Dyson made it three before half time with a goal created by Jones, leaving Sunderland with a mountain to climb.

With a fourth goal in the 65th minute courtesy of Dyson's header, Spurs went on to wrap up the win five minutes later when Dave Mackay looped in a shot with his left foot to put Spurs through.

Teams : 
Spurs -   W. Brown, Baker, Henry, Blanchflower, Norman, Mackay, Cliff Jones, White, L. Allen, B. Smith, Dyson
Sunderland -  Wakeham, Nelson, Ashurst, Harvey, Hurley, Anderson, Hooper, Fogarty, Lawther, McPheat, Dillon.
Attendance : -  64,797
Ref. : - W. Clements (Staffordshire)

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Spurs -  Cliff Jones,
Attendance : -  61,236

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After Sid McClellan had seen his debut end with a knock on the head that required his removal to hospital leaving Spurs with ten men, Tottenham pushed forward.  Although a man short, Denis Uphill slipped a pass to Eddie Baily, who shot home to give Spurs the lead before the break.

Star striker Ivor Broadis grabbed an equaliser early in the second half, but it was Spurs who had the best chances to win the match, being kept out by keeper John Mapson.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Ditchburn, Ramsey, Willis, Nicholson, Clarke, Burgess, Walters, Uphill, McClellan, Baily, Medley. 
Sunderland -  Mapson, Broadis.
Attendance : -  59,190

Spurs staged a fine comeback from a goal down to record a big win over high-riding Sunderland at White hart Lane in this FA Cup Fourth Round tie.

Dickie Davis put the Rokerites ahead with an 11th minute shot from the edge of the area after he was set up by Tommy McLain.  It took only six minutes for Spurs to equalise, when Billy Rees got to a long pass up the wing and crossed for Sonny Walters to score, with his effort taking a deflection off Jack Stelling on it's way in.  Just after the half hour, Walters turned provider for Les Bennett to nod Tottenham in front off the left hand upright.  Ivor Broadis, who had played for Spurs during the war, missed a great opportunity to level the scores after the restart, but Walters punished the mistake with his second goal of the match, a scrambled effort in the 69th minute.

Spurs were now in the ascendancy and on 76 minutes, Les Medley smashed an unstoppable shot past Mapson after Rees, Baily and Walters had all linked up.  Medley had a last minute shot blocked, after Ron Burgess' run had presented the chance, but Bennett was on hand to round off the win with his second goal in front of a big crowd at the Lane, including some 16,000 Mackems.

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Spurs -  Ditchburn, Ramsey, Withers, Nicholson, Clarke, Burgess, Walters, Bennett, Rees, Baily, Medley
Sunderland -  Mapson, Stelling, Hudgell, Watson, Walsh, McLain, Wright, Broadis, Davis, Shackleton, Reynolds.
Attendance : -   66,245

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Spurs crashed to their biggest defeat to Sunderland in front of the lowest league crowd at White Hart Lane.

George Philip and Bobby Best got two goals each, with Charles Buchan and Harry Martin netting one apiece took Sunderland to a 6-0 away win.

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Sunderland -  Buchan, Best, Philip, Martin
Attendance : -  5,000