Spurs - Baardsen; Walker; Carr, Young, Campbell, Taricco; Freund, Sherwood, Anderton (Nielsen), Ginola; Iversen (Armstrong), Dominguez
Unused subs. : -  Baardsen, Nilsen, Fox
West Ham -  Keller, Ferdinand, Pearce, Lampard, Moncur, Berkovic, Sinclair, Wright
Unused subs. : -  
Ref. : - Uriah Rennie (Sheffield)
Attendance : 38,089

Sinton made Craig Forrest dive to save a snapshot and Ginola curled a shot just wide of the target.  Old boy John Moncur called Espen Baardsen into action to keep the Irons out and the Norwegian keeper also denied Lampard from a free-kick and Lazaridis with an athletic one handed save.  Just before half-time, Samassi Abou had a touch-line flare up where he aimed a kick at Ramon Vega and was dismissed by the referee.

In the second half, Spurs pressed into the West Ham half and Ginola, Howells, Fox and Berti all had shots that narrowly failed to give Tottenham an extension to their lead and Campbell headed against the post.  Other chances flew by with Sinton missing with three shots and a header and it was nearly costly, as Baardsen made two saves at the end from Unsworth and Lampard to maintain a clean sheet and give Spurs three precious points.

Spurs - Baardsen; Carr, Vega, Campbell, Wilson; Sinton, Fox (Brady 80), Calderwood (Howells 59), Ginola (Dominguez 65); Klinsmann, Berti
Unused subs. : -  Brown, Mabbutt
West Ham -  Forrest; Pearce, Potts, R. Ferdinand, Unsworth; Berkovic (Hodges 85), Moncur; Lampard, Lazaridis (Dowie 46); Abou, Hartson
Unused subs. : -  Lama, Rowland, Bishop
Ref. : - David Elleray (Harrow)
Attendance : 30,284

Spurs rallied at the end of the first half with Nielsen pulling a one handed save out of Ludek Miklosko.  After the break, Les Ferdinand went close, as did Hartson, but it was Eyal Berkovic who added to West Ham's lead with a run through and shot.  Ferdinand reduced the arrears in the 83rd minute with his first Spurs goal - steering in Sinton's low cross and a point was the least Spurs deserved for piling on the pressure, when Vega was foiled by another very good save.  However, as Spurs threw everything forward, they had to rely on the crossbar to keep out Frank Lampard's shot in the last minute.

Teams : 
West Ham -   Miklosko, Rieper, Berkovic, Lampard, Moncur, Lomas, Lazaridis, Hartson, Kitson
Unused subs. : -  
Spurs -  Walker, Carr, Campbell (Clemence), Vega, Edinburgh, Howells, Nielsen (Sinton), Scales, Ginola, Iversen, Ferdinand
Unused subs. : -  Baardsen, Calderwood, Fenn
Attendance : -  25,354

Teddy Sheringham gave Tottenham a seventh minute lead in this London derby, when Darren Anderton won the ball in midfield, finding Stephen Carr on the right wing.  The defender put in a fierce cross that Sheringham got his head to, some 15 yards out and planted the ball past a static Ludek Miklosko.  

However, Julian Dicks with a free header from a corner from the left in  the 21st minute and Paul Kitson getting ahead of Walker to head in from a corner on the right a minute later gave the Hammers a 2-1 lead.   Darren Anderton lobbed a ball over the Irons keeper following Sheringham's header on from Walker's long kick and Iversen's pass to put him through in the 29th minute, but this did not last long, with Paul Hartson restoring the home advantage in the 38th minute, with yet another free header, this time at the far post from a left wing free-kick. 

Sheringham held the ball up in the 53rd minute and laid to off to David Howells, who played despite the death of his father in the lead up to the game and he side-footed home the ball into the bottom corner from 25 yards out to once more put the teams level.  With 18 minutes left, the midfielder fouled Hartson in the area to allow the Irons to take a decisive 4-3 lead with Dicks scoring from the spot by blasting it down the centre of the goal.

Teams : 
West Ham -   Miklosko; Breaker, Potts, Ferdinand, Dicks; Hughes, Moncur, Bishop, Bowen; Kitson, Hartson
Subs. : -   Dowie,
Spurs : -   I. Walker, Carr, Calderwood, S. Campbell, C. Wilson; Sinton, Howells, Anderton, Austin; Sheringham, Iversen
Subs. : -  Nielsen, Rosenthal
Referee : -  Gary Willard (Worthing)
Attendance : -  23,998

Teams : 
Spurs -  Walker; Carr, Campbell, Calderwood, Edinburgh; Howells, Wilson, Nielsen, R. Allen (Rosenthal 90); Sheringham, Armstrong
Unused subs. : -  Baardsen, Austin, Nethercott, Dozzell
West Ham -  Miklosko; Breaker, Bilic, Rieper, Dicks; Bishop, Hughes, Lazaridis, Moncur (Futre 76); Dowie, Porfirio
Unused subs. : -  Shilton, Potts, Lampard, Dumitrescu
Attendance : -  32,999

Teams : 
Spurs - 
Unused subs. : -  
West Ham - 
Unused subs. : -  
Attendance : -  29,781

The home team went ahead with 25 minutes gone, as a fierce 25 yard free-kick from Don Hutchinson ripped past Ian Walker.  Spurs equalised later in the first half when David Howells set up Ronny Rosenthal to shoot home on the turn from inside the box.

Tottenham looked the better side in the second half, with Darren Anderton coming on as a substitute to inspire chances for Chris Armstrong and Rosenthal that almost won the game.

Teams : 
West Ham -  , , , , , , , , Hutchinson, ,
Unused subs. : -  
Spurs -  Walker, Austin, Calderwood, Mabbutt (c), Wilson, Howells, McMahon (Anderton), Dozzell, Rosenthal, Sheringham, Armstrong
Unused subs. : -   Thorstvedt, Scott
Attendance : -  23,516

It was Jeroen Boere who gave West Ham the lead and it sparked Spurs into life, with Teddy Sheringham capitalising on a mistake by goalkeeper Ludek Miklosko, who could not get Darren Anderton's 58th minute free-kick clear.  Spurs went on to get the winning goal with eleven minutes remaining, as Nick Barmby put Jurgen Klinsmann away to slot the ball past Miklosko to make it 2-1.

Teams : 
West Ham -  Miklosko, , , , , , , , , Boere
Unused subs. : -  
Spurs -   Walker, Austin, Calderwood, Mabbutt (c), Campbell, Popescu, Howells, Anderton, Barmby, Klinsmann, Sheringham
Unused subs. : -  Edinburgh
Attendance : -  24,573

18 minutes in and Klinsmann scored a cracking goal, but Matthew Rush got free on the right to equalise for the Irons three minutes before the break.  It was left to substitute Teddy Sheringham to restore the lead with Nick Barmby netting a 63rd minute third goal to give Spurs a much needed win.

Spurs - Thorsvedt; Kerslake, Campbell, Mabbutt, Edinburgh (Sheringham); Popescu, Dozzell, Dumitrescu, Hazard (Hill); Barmby, Klinsmann
Unused sub. Walker
West Ham -  Martin Allen, Rush,
Attendance : 26,271

Teams : 
Spurs -  Walker, Kerslake, Mabbutt, Campbell, Scott, Samways, Sedgley, Barmby, Dozzell, Anderton, Rosenthal
Unused subs. : -  Sheringham, Howells
West Ham - 
Unused subs. : -  
Attendance : -  31,502

Teams : 
West Ham -  
Spurs -  
Attendance : -   ,

A fifth minute lead was handed to Spurs, when Gary Lineker breached the Irons' defence.  However, Mike Small drew West Ham level on 12 minutes and then former Spur Mitchell Thomas struck the winner for the home side just before the half hour.

Tottenham were reduced to ten men when Durie was red-cared for a foul and the score-line remained unchanged despite both teams creating opportunities.

Teams : 
West Ham -  
Spurs -  
Attendance : - 23,946

Teams : 
Spurs -  
West Ham -  
Attendance : -   28,275

In the 23rd minute, Gary Mabbutt broke up a West Ham attack and passing the ball through Paul Walsh and Chris Waddle, surged forward to end the move with a crashing volley past McKnight in the Irons goal.

Spurs lost the influential presence of Paul Gascoigne at the break and it was left to Walsh to set up Mitchell Thomas for a long range shot that flew in on 68 minutes to give Spurs a cushion.  West Ham pushed to get back in the match, but Mimms was inspired in keeping the home side at bay to earn Tottenham the points.

Teams : 
West Ham -  McKnight, Gale, Ince, Devonshire, 
Spurs -  Mimms, Butters, Fairclough, Mabbutt, M. Thomas, Fenwick, Walsh (Robson), Gascoigne (Polston), Waddle, Stewart, C. Allen 
Attendance : - 28,365

A rocket of a free-kick from Chris Waddle gave Spurs the lead, while defender Chris Fairclough headed a second to give Spurs some breathing room in the frantic action.  Paul Hilton managed a consolation for the Irons late on.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Parks, Hughton, Mitchell Thomas, Fairclough, Hodge, Stevens (Close), Moran (Statham), Ardiles, P. Allen, Waddle, Howells
West Ham -  Brady, Ince, Cottee.
Attendance : 41,995

The Fifth round League Cup replay at White Hart Lane burst into life with a torrent of goals.  The visitors had a couple of good chances to get off the mark through Billy Bonds (who was starting for the first time in two years), before Ardiles played in Nico Claesen to swing the ball past Phil Parkes.  Glenn Hoddle added a 71st minute goal and  then Paul Allen, playing against his old club created a couple of goals for cousin Clive, who then went on to complete a nine minute hat-trick with a penalty.

Teams : 
Spurs - Clemence, Danny Thomas, Mitchell Thomas, Gough, Mabbutt, Waddle, Hoddle, Ardiles, P. Allen, C. Allen, Claesen
West Ham -  Parkes, Bonds, Parris (Hilton), Gale, Martin, Orr, Robson, Devonshire, Ward, McAvennie, Cottee.
Attendance : 41,995

Postponed from six days before, because of the cold weather, this Fifth round League Cup tie saw early goal line clearances from efforts by Glenn Hoddle and Clive Allen, before Allen scored in the 38th minute after the ball passed through Ardiles and Paul Allen to set him up.  Gough had averted an equaliser by clearing off the line from McAvennie, although it was shortly followed by Cottee's goal, forcing home Dickens' 48th minute blocked shot.
Chances at both end continued to arrive, but the tie ended drawn and a replay was required.

Teams : 
Spurs - Clemence, Danny Thomas, Mitchell Thomas, Gough, Mabbutt, Waddle, Hoddle, Ardiles, Galvin, P. Allen, C. Allen
West Ham -  Parkes, Walford, Parris, Hilton, Martin, Dickens, Robson, Devonshire, Ward, McAvennie, Cottee .
Attendance : 28,648

Debutant Steve Hodge made a very good start in a Spurs shirt, with a dynamic midfield performance and a goal, with Clive Allen's brace and a Chris Waddle strike making it a claret and blue Christmas for the Irons.

Teams : 
Spurs -  
West Ham -  
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs -  
West Ham -  
Attendance : -   ,

Garth Crooks and Gary Mabbutt netted for Tottenham, but Tony Cottee and Paul Goddard brought the score level for the Irons.

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : - 49,125

The Irons had actually taken the lead in the first half, when Belgian Francois van der Elst broke away to slot home.  Ten minutes after the interval, Archibald capitalised on a mistake by former Spur Jimmy Neighbour to level the scores, then Chris Hughton smashed a shot past Phil Parkes, but it bounced out off the post.  It was left for goal poacher Archibald to win the game for tenth place Tottenham with a late strike.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Hughton, Archibald
West Ham -  Parkes, Neighbour, Paul Allen, van der Elst
Attendance : - 49,125

Teams : 
West Ham -  Parkes, Stewart, Lampard, Bonds, Martin, Devonshire, Dickens, Holland, Brooking, Pike, Cross, Goddard.
Spurs - Daines, Hughton, McAllister, Lacy, Perryman, Villa, Hoddle, Ardiles, Yorath, Archibald, Crooks
Attendance : 36,235

Spurs had been rocked by a third minute goal from Trevor Brooking, which West Ham held onto until half-time.  Into the second half, Spurs started to take the initiative and Keith Osgood's penalty in the 51st minute and John Duncan's strike on the hour proved enough for Spurs to seal the win. 

Teams : 
Spurs -  P. Jennings, Naylor, Osgood, Perryman (c), Gorman, Hoddle, Pratt, Coates, P. Taylor, Duncan, Conn
Unused sub. : - Chris Jones 
West Ham -  Day, Lock, Green, T. Taylor, Bonds (c), Lampard, Brooking, K. Robson, Radford (Otulakowski 46), B. Robson, B. Jennings
Ref. : - K. Burns (Dudley)
Attendance : -   44,972

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , ,  (c) , , , , , , , 
Unused sub. : -  
West Ham -  , , , ,  (c) , , , , , , 
Attendance : -    ,

A fine save by Mervyn Day in the Irons goal kept Spurs out in the 14th minute, but Bryan Robson and Billy Bonds scored to give the home side a 2-0 lead.  A John Duncan header brought Spurs back into the game on 40 minutes, but goals from Trevor Brooking (54 mins), Billy Jennings and Alan Curbishley put Tottenham 1-5 behind.  Tottenham were not giving up and Glenn Hoddle scored to kick start a comeback, with Keith Osgood converting from the penalty spot (his fourth successful spot-kick of the season) to make it 3-5.

Spurs were hoping to make it even closer, but despite a valiant finish, the West Ham defence managed to prevent any further goals.

Teams : 
West Ham -  Day, Lock, , Bonds (c), Devonshire, Curbishley, Brooking, Jennings, B. Robson, , 
Unused sub. : -  
Spurs -  Daines; Naylor, Young, Osgood, McAllister, Hoddle, Perryman, Pratt, Taylor (Coates), Conn, Duncan
Attendance : -    28,997
Ref. : - 

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , ,  (c) , , , , , , , 
Unused sub. : -  
West Ham -  , , , ,  (c) , , , , , , 
Attendance : -    32,823

A fine strike by John Duncan gave Spurs a 101st minute lead and then the tie was wrapped up by Willie Young on 108 minutes, with a header from Jimmy Neighbour's corner.

Teams : 
West Ham - Day, McDowell, Lampard, Bonds, Tommy Taylor, Lock, Paddon, Holland, Brooking (Jennings), Alan Taylor, Robson
Spurs - Jennings, Naylor, Young, Osgood, McAllister (Knowles), Perryman, Pratt, Coates, Neighbour, Duncan, Chris Jones
Attendance : - 38,443

Teams : 
Spurs - Jennings, Naylor, Young, Osgood, McAllister, Perryman, Pratt, Coates, Neighbour, Duncan (Conn), Chris Jones
West Ham - Day, McDowell, Lock, Bonds, Tommy Taylor, Coleman, Paddon, Holland, Brooking, Alan Taylor, Robson
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Evans, England, Beal, Naylor, Pratt, Perryman, Coates (McGrath), Gilzean, Peters, Chivers
West Ham -  Day, McDowall, McGiven, Lampard,
Attendance : -   33,176
Ref. : - Keith Styles (Barnsley)

Spurs went close with Martin Peters shooting just wide when clear through in the second half, but it was strike partner Martin Chivers' mis-hit shot after being set up by Alan Gilzean in the 65th minute that beat Bobby Ferguson to give Spurs both points.

Teams : 
West Ham -  Ferguson, McDowell, Moore, Holland,
Spurs -   Jennings, Evans, Dillon, Beal, Knowles, Neighbour, Perryman, Coates, Gilzean (Kinnear), Peters, Chivers
Attendance : -   30,888

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

The winning goal came right near the end of the match from a Jimmy Pearce corner.  Mike England flicked on, but in trying to clear, Frank Lampard senior could only steer the ball into his own net past Peter Grotier.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Pratt, England, Beal, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters (Coates 46), Pearce
West Ham -  Grotier, McDowell (J. Charles 84), Lampard, Bonds, Tommy Taylor, Moore, Tyler, Best, Holland, Brooking, B. Robson
Attendance : -   51,291

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Tottenham went ahead with an early Alan Mullery goal after just six minutes, but they were hauled back to 1-1 by Peter Eustace's 23rd minute header from Bobby Moore's free-kick.

Spurs regained the lead before the break when Mike England scored in the 37th minute, but once again the scores were levelled when Geoff Hurst hit a 51st minute goal to make it 2-2.

Alan Mullery told the Daily Mirror that he thought "both the West Ham goals were sloppy ones."

Teams : 
West Ham -  Grotier, Bonds, Lampard, Eustace, T. Taylor, Moore (c), Ayris, Lindsay, Hurst, Greaves, Dear
Unused sub. : - Holland
Spurs -  Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, England, Beal, Mullery (c), Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Pearce, Peters.
Unused sub. : -  P. Taylor
Attendance : -   42,322
Ref :  B. J. Homewood (Sunbury)

A Peters header crashed back off the bar before Jimmy Pearce set Gilzean through to score, but soon after Gilly's former strike partner Jimmy Greaves scored a stunning goal.  However, Alan Gilzean put Tottenham ahead again when Bond's corner was headed back across goal by Mike England and Gilzean nodded home.

Early in the second period, Perryman broke through to hit a shot that bounced away off Grotier's knee and soon after, Peter Bennett headed the Irons' equaliser to grab a point from the match.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Jennings, Evans, Knowles, Mullery, England, Bond, Gilzean, Perryman, Chivers, Peters, Pearce
Unused sub. : - Pratt 
West Ham -  Grotier, Bonds, Lampard, Bennett, Stephenson, Moore, Best, Brooking, Hurst, Greaves, Howe.
Unused sub. : - 
Attendance : - 53,640

Despite dominating the first ten minutes, Spurs slipped behind when Martin Peters gave the Irons the lead, with Geoff Hurst adding a second two minutes later.

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : - 28,375
Ref. : -  Leo Callaghan (Merthyr Tydfil)
Linesmen : -  Mr. R. L. Weedon (Berks - Red Flag); Mr. D. J. Biddle (Bristol - Yellow Flag)
Colours : - Spurs -  White shirts, Navy blue shorts, White socks; West Ham -  Claret shirts with light blue arms with two light blue hoops around nick and cuffs; White Shorts; White socks
Managers : -   Spurs - Bill Nicholson;  West Ham -  Ron Greenwood

Although Irons' goalie Peter Grotier had kept Spurs at bay with a series of good saves, it was Greaves' cheeky finish between the keeper's legs that won the match for Tottenham just after the interval.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Jennings, Beal, England (P. Collins), Mullery, Knowles, Pratt, Johnson, Pearce, Morgan, Greaves, Gilzean
West Ham -  Grotier, Bonds, J. Charles, Howe, Stephenson, Moore (c), Redknapp, Boyce, Hurst, Peters, Sissons
Attendance : -   50,970

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Martin Peters and Geoff Hurst had given the Irons the 2-0 lead on the hour, with two goals in three minutes, only for Alan Gilzean to strike a minute afterwards to pull a goal back for Tottenham.  With just five minutes left, Jimmy Greaves popped up to equalise and make the final score 2-2.

Teams : 
West Ham -  Ferguson, Bonds, J. Charles, Peters, Stephenson, Moore (c), Redknapp, Boyce, Brooking, Hurst, Sissons
Unused sub. : - Howe
Spurs -  Jennings, Kinnear, Knowles, Mullery, England, Beal, Robertson, Greaves, Chivers, Venables, Gilzean
Unused sub. : - Bond
Attendance : -   35,802

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

An early Johnny Byrne goal put the Irons ahead, but Jimmy Greaves equalised with a penalty.  Before half-time, Peter Brabrook and Johnny Sissons stretched the advantage, with Terry Venables clipping the lead to 3-2 by the half-time break.  Spurs had the opportunities to win this game, but Greaves fired another penalty over the bar and it was left to Alan Gilzean to grab an equaliser.  However, with ten minutes remaining, Geoff Hurst scored the winner for the visitors.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Venables, Greaves, Gilzean
West Ham -  Byrne, Hurst, Sissons, Brabrook
Attendance : -   32,376

Teams : 
West Ham -  Standen, Burnett, Charles, Brown, Moore, Brabrook, Boyce, Peters, Bennett, Hurst, Sissons
Spurs -  Jennings, Kinnear, Beal, Clayton, Knowles, Mullery, Robertson, Venables, Saul, Greaves, Gilzean
Attendance : - 34,068

It only took a minute for Mullery to set up the equaliser, as his long range drive was deflected in off Greaves' knee.  With the pendulum swinging in Tottenham's favour, it was left to Terry Dyson to turn and strike a left foot goal past the Hammers keeper to earn Spurs the win in a game affected by torrential rain. 

Teams : 
Spurs -  , , , , , Mullery, , , Gilzean, Greaves, Dyson
West Ham -  , , , , , , Byrne, , , , Sissons
Attendance : -    50,054

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -    ,
Ref. : -

Ex-West Ham midfielder John Smith gave Spurs the lead after just eight minutes, before Dave Mackay hit a second Tottenham goal after 21 minutes.  West Ham staged a comeback with Martin Peters (30 mins.) taking a delicate pass from Bobby Moore to finish well and then Joe Kirkup's drilled effort pegging Spurs back to 2-2 with 12 second half minutes gone, but Mackay once more gave Spurs the lead, only to see Ronnie Boyce level things up at 3-3 with twenty minutes left. 

It was West Ham who went into the lead for the first time in the match thanks to Tony Scott's effort seven minutes later and Tottenham had to rely on Dave Mackay to complete a hat-trick in the 93rd minute and make the final score 4-4.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Brown, Baker, Henry, John Smith, Marchi, Mackay, Medwin, White, Bobby Smith, Greaves, Cliff Jones
West Ham -  Standen, Kirkup, Burkett, Moore, Brown, Brabrook, Sealey, Peters, Scott, Byrne, Boyce
Attendance : -   44,650
Ref. : -

West Ham defender John Lyall put through his own goal to start the scoring and then Terry Medwin, Jimmy Greaves' brace, Cliff Jones and John White completed the Spurs scoring.  West Ham's only consolation was a goal from Phil Woosnam.

Teams : 
West Ham -  Lyall, Woosnam
Spurs -  Brown, Baker, Norman, Henry, Blanchflower, Mackay, White, Medwin, L. Allen, Greaves, Cliff Jones
Attendance : -   32,527

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

The first Spurs goal resulted from Ken Brown deflecting Les Allen's shot into his own goal, but Allen got on the score-sheet just before the interval through his own efforts.  The home side put up a fight in the second half, but it was John White, who struck nine minutes from time to make it 3-0 with a shot past Brian Rhodes in the Hammers goal.

Teams : 
West Ham -  Rhodes, K. Brown,
Spurs -  White, Les Allen,
Attendance : -   34,351

Teams : 
Spurs -   White, Dyson, Jones
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   54,930

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

John Dick and John Bond put the Irons 2-0 up before Ron Henry put past his own goalkeeper.  Spurs got one back through Alfie Stokes, but Vic Keeble struck again to make the points  safe for the visitors.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Henry, Stokes, 
West Ham -  Bond, Dick, Keeble,
Attendance : -   43,817
Ref. : -

There were no goals in the first half, as the game took some time to gather speed, but John Dick and Vic Keeble put West Ham two up and Bobby Smith pulled one back, but it was not enough for Spurs to get a point.

Teams : 
West Ham -  Dick, Keeble
Spurs -  Bobby Smith
Attendance : -   26,178
Ref. : -

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

This Sixth Round replay saw the doors locked at Upton Park as the crowd watched Tottenham move into the semi-final with a 2-1 win with a 3.00 p.m. kick off on a Thursday afternoon. 

Tommy Harmer and Duquemin were both again on the score-sheet for Spurs, who eased through, despite the newspapers claiming that West Ham had five penalty appeals turned down !!  Harmer's goal came just before half-time, when he knocked in Mel Hopkins' cross.  The home team equalised when Billy Dare Headed in Frank O'Farrell's centre with 65 minutes gone, but five minutes later, Tottenham booked a semi-final place with a Len Duquemin shot into the left hand corner of the goal.

Teams : 
West Ham -   Gregory, Bond, Cantwell (c), Malcolm,  Allison, O'Farrell, Hooper, Foan, Dare, Dick, Tucker 
Spurs -   Reynolds, Norman, Hopkins, Blanchflower (c),  Clarke, Marchi, Harmer, Brooks, Duquemin, Bobby Smith, Robb
Ref. : -  J. Williams (Nottingham)
Attendance : -    34,911

When John Dick scored a hat-trick inside fourteen minutes, it looked as though West Ham were sailing through to the semi-final of the FA Cup.  But Spurs had other ideas.

With three strikes between the 21st and the 35th minutes, the Irons' 3-1 lead looked very impressive.   Dick opened the scoring in the 21st minute and headed a second two minutes later.  Spurs got back into the game when Harry Clarke hit the post, Bobby Smith fired the rebound goalwards and John bond caught the ball on the line.  Tommy Harmer's 32nd minute penalty had reduced the arrears and then, two minutes after Dick's hat trick goal, George Robb scored again to make it 2-3 at the break when he headed Johnny Brooks' corner into the net.

Spurs pressed forward to gain an equaliser and succeeded in their quest when Len Duquemin powered home a third goal in the 74th minute to level the scores and take the Sixth Round tie into a replay at Upton Park.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Reynolds, Norman, Hopkins, Clarke, Blanchflower (c) , Marchi, Harmer, Brooks, Smith, Robb, Duquemin
West Ham -  Gregory, Bond, Cantwell, Malcolm, Allison (c), O'Farrell, Hooper, Foan, Dare, Dick, Tucker
Attendance : -    69,118

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs -   , , , , , , Baily,
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

Eddie Baily set up Les Medley in the third minute to come inside from his wide position, who shot past Ernie Gregory in goal to give Spurs the early lead.  Gregory denied Spurs with three saves in succession, but he could not prevent Sonny Walters driving into the net through a crowd of players to make it 2-0 ten minutes after the opener.

Harry Clarke gifted a chance to Bill Robinson with a poor back-pass in the 25th minute, with the score-line narrowed when the Irons player took the ball around the keeper Ted Ditchburn and slotted home.

Les Bennett gave Spurs a 3-1 lead with a goal from another Baily pass and just before the end a Walters header from a Medley cross rounded off the scoring .

Teams : 
Spurs -   Ditchburn, , , , , Baily, Medley, Walters, Bennett
West Ham -  Gregory, , , , , , Robinson
Attendance : -   51,124

Teams : 
West Ham -  Ernie Gregory, Ernie Devlin, Fred Kearns, Derek Parker, Dick Walker, Tommy Moroney, Eric Parsons, Gerry Gazzard, Ken Wright, Danny McGowan, Ken Bainbridge
Spurs -  Ted Ditchburn, Alf Ramsey, Colin Withers, Bill Nicholson, Harry Clarke, Ron Burgess, Sonny Walters, Les Bennett, Len Duquemin, Eddie Baily, Les Medley
Attendance : -  31,734

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
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Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   38,132
Ref. : -

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Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

Les Bennett put Tottenham ahead, with a goal in the 11th minute, but soon after the break, West Ham went ahead through goals from Sam Snell and Ken Bainbridge.  However, it was left to George Foreman, returning to his former club, who grabbed am equalising goal for Tottenham, who were without Ron Burgess who was playing for Wales that day.

Teams : 
West Ham -  Snell, Bainbridge
Spurs -  Bennett, Foreman
Attendance : -   34,150

Teams : 
West Ham -  
Spurs -  
Attendance : - 21,000

Teams : 
West Ham -  
Spurs -  
Attendance : - 21,000

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Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
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Teams : 
West Ham -  
Spurs -  
Attendance : - 5,200

Teams : 
Spurs -  
West Ham -  
Attendance : - 4,690

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
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Teams : 
Spurs -  Lyman,
West Ham -  Foxall,
Attendance : -   52,304

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

Teams : 
Spurs -   Sargent, Gibbons
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   47,961

Teams : 
West Ham -  Goulden
Spurs -  Morrison
Attendance : -   31,906

With Ralph Ward making his debut, goals from Jimmy Marshall, Len Goulden and Peter Simpson outdid the single strike from Tottenham's George Hunt.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Ward, , , , , , G. Hunt,
West Ham -  , , , , Simpson, , Goulden, Marshall
Attendance : -   57,417

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
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Teams : 
West Ham -  Wilson,
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   31,706
Ref. : -

Teams : 
Spurs -  Whatley, George Hunt, O'Callaghan
West Ham -  Morton
Attendance : -   45,129
Ref. : -

Teams : 
West Ham - 
Spurs - 
Attendance : -   ,

Spurs were 5-0 winners of the match, with a hat-trick of goals from Jimmy Dimmock and two from Frank Osborne in a game that was sportingly contested, with the result not a foregone conclusion until the latter stages, when Spurs wrapped up the victory.

Teams : 
Spurs -   Osborne, Dimmock
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   49,800

Jack Elkes scored the other goal for Tottenham as they finished 4-2 winners.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Elkes, Osborne
West Ham -  
Attendance : -  35,259

Teams : 
Spurs -   , Seed,
West Ham -   , , , , , ,Watson
Attendance : -  29,321

Teams : 
Spurs -  
West Ham -  Campbell
Attendance : -  18,153

With goals from Jimmy Cantrell and Jimmy Dimmock, Spurs recorded a 2-0 win on their way to a record 70 points to win the Second Division Championship.

Teams : 
Spurs -   , , , , , Cantrell, Dimmock
West Ham -  , , , , , ,
Attendance : -   26,000

Teams : 
West Ham -   , , , , , , , Puddlefoot, ,
Spurs -   , , , , , , , , Cantrell
Attendance : -   25,691

Teams : 
Spurs - 
West Ham - 
Attendance : -   ,