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Attendance : -  25,204

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Attendance : -  35 ,997

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Spurs came into this game knowing that only a win would leave them safe from relegation.  With David Ginola striking a shot against a post and then with Tottenham going one up through a Ferdinand shot in the 18th minute that converted Anderton's cross, they then went 1-2 down when Peter Fear who hadn't scored for over a year hit two - the first a twenty-five yard volley in the 22nd minute.  The Dons midfielder powered home his second from close range on the half hour.

Jurgen Klinsmann got Spurs back into it before half time with a near post finish to Ginola's low left wing cross and Spurs had a man extra seven minutes after half time when Ben Thatcher (later to sign for Tottenham) wildly lunged at Allan Nielsen and was sent off.  

The extra space afforded to Spurs was used to good effect with good passing and Klinsmann scored three more before creating a goal for Moussa Saib to round things off with his only goal in Spurs colours.   After 55 minutes, Berti pounced on a McAllister mistake and fed Jurgen to hit the square pass past Sullivan, then he completed his hat-trick when Ferdinand headed on Walker's 58th minute clearance and Klinsmann powered the ball home low into the net.  A drilled shot into the corner of the net two minutes later grabbed the German striker his fourth and then he turned provider, slipping a back-heeled pass through the Wimbledon defence to leave Saib the opportunity hit shoot in off the post for the sixth.

Although there was a mathematical chance that Tottenham could still go down, the performance in this game ensured their safety.

Teams : 
Wimbledon -  Sullivan, Kimble, Thatcher, Perry, McAllister, Roberts, M. Hughes, Euell, Fear, Leaburn, Kennedy
Subs not used :  C. Hughes, Ekoku, Gayle, Heald, Francis
Spurs - Walker, Calderwood, Campbell, Carr, Fox, Nielsen (Saib), Anderton, Ferdinand, Ginola, Klinsmann, Berti
Subs not used :  Armstrong, Scales, Clemence, Grodas

Attendance : -  25,820
Referee : - G. Barber (Pyrford)

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The only chances made by the visitors came when Hughes hit the side-netting and Carl Cort shot wide form a good position.  Ruel Fox hit the post with a low shot, but the one time the ball went in the net, Cort was disappointed to see it chalked off for offside.  Michael Hughes went close on two occasions while Walker saved well from Ekoku.  However, the deadlock was not broken and a point each was the end result. 

Spurs -  Walker; Carr, Campbell, Mabbutt, Vega; Dominguez, Fox (Nielsen), Clemence, Ginola; Armstrong, Ferdinand
Subs not used : Baardsen, Calderwood, Scales, Sinton
Wimbledon -  Perry, A. Kimble, C. Hughes, Earle, M. Hughes, Cort, Ekoku .
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Attendance : -  26,261
Referee : - Paul Durkin (Dorset)

In addition, Teddy Sheringham and Jason Dozzell also rattled the woodwork of the Wimbledon goal as Spurs kept their first clean sheet in the league against the Dons, thanks to a good save from Walker, who stopped Dean Holdsworth after good work from Leonhardsen.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Walker, Austin, Scales, Campbell, Edinburgh, Fox, Nielsen, Sinton, Dozzell, Sheringham, Rosenthal
Subs not used :  Baardsen, Carr, Nethercott, Calderwood, R. Allen
Wimbledon -  Sullivan, Kimble, Perry, Cunningham, Blackwell, Jones, Ardley (Goodman 87), Earle, Leonhardsen, Holdsworth, Gayle.
Subs not used :  Heald, McAllister, Harford, Fear
Attendance : -  32,654

Rory Allen made his debut coming on for injured debutant Allan Nielsen at half-time, as Spurs were under-strength for this trip to Selhurst Park.  A third minute goal proved too much to come back from as Ardley's cross was cleared back to him and his second effort was headed in by Robbie Earle.

Ian Walker did well to tip Vinnie Jones' drive over the bar and then did well to keep out Efan Ekoku's effort with the help of the post.  Spurs went close when Anderton's half-volley grazed a post and things were made easier when Jones was dismissed after an hour for a second yellow card.  Sullivan kept out Sinton and Nethercott, while Rosenthal could not keep his effort on target, as the home side did enough to deny Tottenham.

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Wimbledon -  Sullivan, Ardley, Jones, Earle, Ekoku, .
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Spurs -  Walker, Nethercott, Nielsen (R. Allen 46), Sinton, Anderton, Rosenthal, 
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Attendance : -  17,506

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Attendance : -  16,193

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Attendance : -  25,321

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Attendance : -  27,258

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Attendance : -  16,802

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Attendance : -  20,875

Teams : 
Spurs - Walker, Nethercott (Hodges 81), van den Hauwe, Samways, Mabbutt, Ruddock, Sedgley, Turner, Anderton, Sheringham (Gray 62)
Subs not used :  Dearden
Wimbledon -   Segers, Barton, McAllister, Jones, Scales, Fitzgerald, Ardley, Earle, Fashanu, Holdsworth (McGee 82), Clarke (Sanchez 65)
Subs not used : Kee
Attendance : -  24,473

Teams : 
Spurs - Thorstvedt, Edinburgh, Campbell, Calderwood, Mabbutt (c) (Caskey 7), Samways, Sedgley, Howells, Anderton, Hazard, Barmby
Subs not used :  Walker, Hendry
Wimbledon -   Segers, Barton, Scales, Joseph, Talboys, Jones, Ardley, Earle, Berry, Fashanu, Holdsworth
Subs not used :  Sullivan, Fitzgerald, Clarke
Ref : - K. Hackett (Sheffield)
Attendance : -  17,744

Tottenham's cause was assisted by Brian McAllister's red card awarded for a bad foul on Paul Allen, but the side was not able to make the extra man count.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Barmby
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Wimbledon -  McAllister, Earle.
Subs not used : 
Attendance : -   24,473

Anderton's powerful drive and two goals from Nicky Barmby, one a diving header, put Tottenham in the driving seat, but a second half resurgence sparked goals from Gerard Dobbs and substitute Steve Cotterill made it interesting, but with the with the second goal coming into injury time, there was no realistic way that the Dons would salvage a draw.

Teams : 
Spurs -  Samways, Anderton, Barmby, 
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Wimbledon -  Segers, McGhee, Dobbs, (Cotterill), Earle.
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Attendance : -   26,529

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Wimbledon -  Gibson .
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Attendance : -   8,628

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Attendance : -   23,934

Tottenham went a goal down after just five minutes, with Bergsson bringing down McGee and Fashanu hitting home the spot-kick.  Six minutes later, Durie's long throw was volleyed home with great power by Lineker and a penalty for a foul in the box gave the Spurs striker his second on 32 minutes.  A deep run by Samways beat the Dons' offside trap and he slotted home after going past Segers with ease.

It took only a minute of the second half for Gary to complete his hat-trick heading home Nayim's corner flicked on by Durie at the near post and then a link-up between Samways and Nayim gave Lineker the opportunity to curl the ball in from a narrow angle in the 56th minute.  Although Alan Cork and Micky Bennett scored late on, the score-line flattered the home side at the finish.

Teams : 
Wimbledon -  Segers, McGee, Bennett, Fashanu.
Subs not used : 
Spurs -  Walker, Bergsson, Sedgley, Mabbutt, van den Hauwe, Samways, P. Allen (Hendon), Nayim, Stewart, Durie, Lineker
Subs not used : Howells
Attendance : -  11,927

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Wimbledon -  .
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Spurs - 
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Attendance : -  10,500

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Spurs - 
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Wimbledon -  .
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Attendance : -  28,769

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Attendance : -  12,800

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Both sides had chances in the first half of attacking play, but it was only in the 56th minute that Gary Mabbutt rose to head home Glenn Hoddle's free-kick.  Then the second goal followed soon after when David Leworthy netted from close range to seal the win and to see Spurs through to Round 4.

Teams : 
Spurs - Clemence, Stevens, Hughton, Roberts, Miller, Perryman, Cooke (Leworthy), Falco, Mabbutt, Hoddle, Waddle
Wimbledon -  Beasant, Kay, Winterburn, Galliers, Smith, Thorn, Evans (Downes), Cork, Holloway, Sanchez, Hodges.
Attendance : -   16,919

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John Duncan's hat-trick in the 4-0 Spurs win won him a man of the match award of a case of whisky from the sponsors.

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Attendance : -   22,807