Results
Tottenham’s score shown first; match reports accessible by clicking on opponent’s name where available

1890 Swindon Town A Friendly 1 – 2
1902 Corinthians H Dewar Shield 5 – 2
1913 Aston Villa A First Division 0 – 1
1919 Brentford A London Combination 1 – 4
1924 Sheffield United H First Division 1 – 2
1930 Bradford City A Second Division 2 – 0
1939 Newcastle United A Second Division 0 – 1
1941 Northampton Town H Football League War Cup R2 1L 4 – 0
1947 Sheffield Wednesday A Second Division 1 – 5
1952 Derby County H First Division 5 – 0
1958 Partick Thistle H Friendly 0 – 2
1960 Burnley A First Division 0 – 0
1968 West Bromwich Albion H First Division 0 – 1
1969 Manchester City A FA Cup R6 1 – 1
1972 Everton A First Division 1 – 3
1975 Derby County A First Division 2 – 1
1980 Leeds United H First Division 1 – 2
1987 Arsenal H League Cup Semi-Final 2L 0 – 0
1988 Derby County H First Division 2 – 0
1989 Aston Villa H First Division 1 – 2
1992 Nottingham Forest H League Cup Semi-Final 2L 1 – 2
1995 Southampton A FA Cup R5r 6 – 2 (aet)
1997 Nottingham Forest H Premier League 0 – 1
1998 Bolton Wanderers H Premier League 1 – 0
2003 West Ham United A Premier League 0 – 2
2008 Birmingham City A Premier League 1 – 4
2009 Manchester United Wembley League Cup Final 0 – 0 (aet)
[lost 1-4 on pens]
2015 Chelsea Wembley League Cup Final 0 – 2
2022 Middlesbrough A FA Cup Fifth Round 0 – 1
2023 Sheffield United A FA Cup Fifth Round 0 – 1
2026 Fulham A Premier League 1 – 2

 

Games on this day in Tottenham Hotspur’s history
TOTAL Played Won Drawn Lost For Against
31 8 4 18 38 46
Home Played Won Drawn Lost For Against
13 5 1 7 21 14
Away Played Won Drawn Lost For Against
16 3 2 10 17 30
Neutral Played Won Drawn Lost For Against
2 0 1 1 0 2
Biggest win on this day
5-0   Derby County  (First Division) (Home)  1952
Biggest defeat on this day
1-5  Sheffield Wednesday (Second Division) (Away)  1947
Biggest score-line on this day
6-2 (a.e.t.)  Southampton  (FA Cup) (Away)  1995
Last win on this day
1998  1-0  Bolton Wanderers  (Premier League) (Home)
Last draw on this day
2009  0-0  Manchester United  (League Cup Final) (Wembley)
Last defeat on this day
2026  1-2   Fulham  (Premier League) (Away)

Teams we have played on this day

Derby County 3
Aston Villa 2
Nottingham Forest 2
Sheffield United 2
Arsenal 1
Birmingham City 1
Bolton Wanderers 1
Bradford City 1
Brentford 1
Burnley 1
Chelsea 1
Corinthians 1
Everton 1
Fulham 1
Leeds United 1
Manchester City 1
Manchester United 1
Middlesbrough 1
Newcastle United 1
Northampton Town 1
Partick Thistle 1
Sheffield Wednesday 1
Southampton 1
Swindon Town 1
West Bromwich Albion 1
West Ham United 1

Notable Dates

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1888 Fred “Fanny” Walden, winger 1912-1926, born.
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1914 George Foreman, forward 1944-1949, born.
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1947 Equal biggest margin of defeat in an away game against Sheffield Wednesday.
Albert Hall’s last game in the white shirt of Spurs.
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1952 Tottenham’s biggest home win over Derby County.
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1958 Chris Adams makes his debut in the forward line and scores once.
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1968 Full back Tony Want makes his debut.
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1975 Chris Jones scores his first Tottenham goal.
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1992 A bomb scare prior to the game mean that there was a strange atmosphere once the match got underway.  On a rainy day, Forest did enough to go through to the Final.
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1995 Spurs achieved an amazing turnaround after being 0-2 down, with substitute Ronnie Rosenthal being the hero.  His goals took the tie into extra time and then after completing his hat-trick, Spurs finished the job with Southampton shell shocked by the Tottenham barrage on their goal that gave Spurs their biggest win in an away match against Southampton.
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1998 Moussa Saib makes his debut in midfield.
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2003 Les Ferdinand scores his first goal … for West Ham United after leaving Tottenham in a 2-0 win for the home side.
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2009 Spurs lose out 1-4 on a penalty shoot-out to Manchester United after a 0-0 draw after extra time in the League Cup Final.
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Information gathered from “Spurs – A Day-To-Day Life” by Graham Betts,  Spurs Handbook and
“Spurs – A Complete Record” and “The Spurs Alphabet” both by Bob Goodwin and other sources.