Spurs v Charlton Athletic Reserves Match Reports
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11.09.2020 | Spurs travelled to South London and came home with a 4-0 FA Premier Academy League victory.
Spurs welcomed back Alex Pritchard and Zaine Francis-Angol from injury and Jonathan Miles started his first Academy league match, as Tottenham set about their task early on with Pritchard nicking the ball off the Addicks’ centre-half and playing in Laste Dombaxe, who hit the net with his shot. While that was the only goal of the first half, Tottenham added two goals soon after the turnaround and they came from Pritchard with a curling 50th minute free-kick, then five minutes later, Shaquille Coulthirst put Pritchard away to beat the keeper and make the score 3-0. Spurs then put together a good move on the left and it was finished well from a narrow angle by Jesse Waller-Lassen to make it 4-0. Teams : |
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14.01.2009 | Spurs eased through this FA Youth Cup Fourth Round tie 3-0 against Charlton Athletic with an impressive performance. Spurs took the early game to Charlton, but in the seventh minute, a long ball up-field from Solly went over our back four and Oscar Jansson raced out to clear, but the ball held up and Long got to the ball first. From a tight angle, he shot at goal past Sam Cox, but Callum Butcher was on the line to clear the effort away. Moving the ball to the other end, Spurs put Andros Townsend away on the left, from where he crossed for Paul-Jose M’Poku to get a shot on target, but it was blocked out to John Bostock, who placed a side-footed shot from 16 yards onto the inside of the post and the ball unfortunately bounced out. Stephen Caulker came close to breaking the deadlock in the 17th minute, when his powerful header from Yaser Kasim’s free-kick was beaten out by Christie in the Charlton goal. Tottenham were moving the ball about well and a one touch move opened the Addicks defence and Bostock ended it with an effort that was pulled wide in the 25th minute. Two minutes later, Spurs got closer, with Townsend’s low ball along the six yard box just too far ahead of M’poku and Jon Obika to reach. But Charlton were determined to test our defence and on the half hour, a free-kick was played into the Spurs box. This was caught by Jansson and a pacy counter-attack, with the keeper throwing out to Dean Parrett saw him cross just too high for Obika to get a decent connection on the ball. Ten minutes before the break, Kasim curled a free-kick just over the top and breaking at the other end, Jansson held a 30 yard effort from Pell. Jansson was in action again, as Godfrey was put through on goal by Lozano-Calderon and the keeper came out to stop the shot with his legs in the 39th minute. It was three minutes later that Tottenham went ahead when John Bostock picked up the ball 40 yards from goal in the middle of the pitch and smacked a shot that flew into the top corner with the goalkeeper helpless. 1-0 to Spurs in the 43rd minute, but Jansson came to the rescue in added time at the end of the half, as he dived to stop Godfrey’s shot at the near post. The second half saw Charlton pushing to get back in the game with a shot by Pell that went over the bar, but then Spurs hit back and from a short corner by Kasim, Townsend cut into the area and drove across the keeper, who grabbed the ball at the second attempt as Caulker came in. The next Spurs move doubled the lead on the hour, as Bostock moved forward to unleash a shot from 25 yards into the bottom right hand corner as Obika’s run drew defenders away. Now confident with the two goal lead, Tottenham pressed on and hit the underside of the bar in the 72nd minute, when Townsend shifted Bostock’s pass out of his feet and smacked the ball against the woodwork from the edge of the box. Unfortunately, the ball bounced just to high for M’puku to get a decent header on it. A couple of minutes later, Bostock put Obika in and his shot from the right forced Christie to save with his feet and then the keeper made a fine save, tipping over Obika’s shot that looked destined for the top corner of the net. With just over ten minutes left, Spurs sealed the win with the third goal as Parrett put a pass through from the right side to Obika, who out-muscled the defender in a race for the ball and slipped it past the advancing keeper to see Tottenham through to the fifth round tie away against Plymouth Argyle. Teams : |
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13.09.2008 | The Under-18 team had the better of the game, but failed to break through against Charlton Athletic’s youngsters in this 0-0 draw.
Ryan Mason twice tested keeper Christie, but he was equal to them, making a further fine save from Yaser Kasim. The closest Tottenham came was in the 88th minute, when Andros Townsend crashed a shot past the keeper, but saw his effort bounce away off the goal-post. Charlton Athletic – Callum Christie, . |
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14.04.2007 | A Tottenham team, including three trialists and three under-16 players, beat Charlton Athletic 2-0 away.
Goalkeeper Alex Jennings, defender Ajet Shehu and midfielder Andre Blackman all played very well as they tried to impress the watching Spurs management. Joe Martin leapt high to score a towering header from a 30th minute corner and midfielder Jake Livermore finished off a counter-attack with about an hour gone, after good build-up play from David Hutton provided a chance from 12 yards out. Teams : |
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03.11.2001 | Under-17 Academy League match at Spurs Lodge. For a match report, click here. For photographs from the match, click here. |
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21.04.2001 | Some poor finishing and some bad luck prevented Spurs Under-17s taking a win from this home match with Charlton Athletic and they had to settle for a draw.
The post was struck by both Ronnie Henry and Walter Thomas in the first 45 minutes, but it was Charlton who took the lead in the 20th minute from a free-kick. A neat header from David Galbraith set up a chance for John Sutton and his 38th minute strike levelled the score. Despite another effort hitting the crossbar, it was not to be Tottenham’s day as they could not force a winning goal. Teams : |
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16.09.2000 | Spurs Under-19s were grateful to George Snee’s brace that earned a point on their FA Premier Academy League visit to Charlton Athletic.
A 25 minute 20-yard shot gave the Addicks the lead, but Spurs hit back in the first half, with Snee’s finish to good build-up work from Yannick Kamanan. Once more, Charlton went ahead, early in the second half, but Snee levelled again, when he ran onto a ball over the hoe defence to slot the ball in past the keeper. Teams : |
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15.02.1997 | Spurs Youth repeated their 2-0 win over Charlton Athletic of five days before, with the victory coming in the South-East Counties Division 1 this time.
Both sides exhibited signs of fatigue from the Youth Cup match, but Tottenham made their passes better an just before the break James Evans was fouled in the box and that gave Darren Davies the chance to beat the keeper to give us the lead. The introduction of three players on schoolboy forms in the second half gave Spurs some fresh legs and it paid off with Dominic Cader crossing for Wayne Vaughan to finish in style. Teams : |
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10.02.1997 | A muddy pitch at the Valley was not a hindrance for Spurs Youth, as they beat Charlton Athletic 2-0 in this FA Cup Fourth Round tie.
Both sides made a good game out of the awful conditions, but it was Spurs who took the lead when Wayne Vaughan scored from Mark Gower’s corner. Alan Marriott was keeping Charlton out as the game swung from end to end and Vaughan had the ball in the net again before the interval, but it was disallowed. The half-time changes stiffened up the Tottenham defending and gave them a base to launch attacks including the one where Julian Delicata buried Darren Davies’ pinpoint cross past the home keeper to see Spurs through to the Fifth Round. Teams : |
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02.01.1982 | Spurs Juniors went down to a 2-3 defeat to Charlton Athletic at Cheshunt in the South-East Counties Junior League despite two goals from Elmore Toppin.
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29.08.1981 | Charlton Athletic Juniors took the points in this South-East Counties Division 2 match in South London against Spurs Juniors by the odd goal in five.
The home team went into the lead early on, but Robert Poague pulled Tottenham level at 1-1 . Charlton lead again by half-time and although Poague equalised again to make it 2-2 late on, there was still time for the Addicks to get the winner, although it came from an own goal by Des Walker. Teams : |
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22.03.1980 | Two defensive errors cost Tottenham the South-East Counties League Division 1 game against Charlton Athletic at Eltham.
One slip left Charlton and easy opportunity to score and they took the lead into half-time, but Jimmy Bolton’s header from Chris Harvey’s cross levelled the score halfway through the second half. However, Charlton finished the match off towards the end of the game. Teams : |
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13.10.1979 | A SECL Division 2 meeting at Cheshunt only produced one goal and it was just enough to give Spurs the win thanks to Paul Gallagher.
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10.02.1979 | Spurs Youth travelled to South London for a SECL Division 2 match against Charlton Athletic and came away with a 7-2 win.
The big win was secured with goals from Garry Brooke, Jimmy Bolton, Chris Harvey and two goals each scored by Terry Gibson and Kerry Dixon. Teams : |
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25.03.1978 | It finished honours even in this South East Counties Division One match at Charlton.
Mark Falco’s goal earned Spurs the draw as they travelled to South London. Teams : |
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11.12.1976 | Spurs Juniors drew 2-2 with Charlton Athletic in the South-East Counties Division 1.
Tottenham scored through Mark Falco and Kevin Stead, while Charlton’s goal-scorers were Dutton and Carter. Teams : |
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20.09.1975 | Spurs won a South-East Counties Division 1 match with Charlton 4-2 at Cheshunt.
Gary Hyams got a hat-trick and Steve Cavanagh a single goal to put the game out of Charlton’s reach, although they got two goals of their own – the first from the penalty spot. Teams : |
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23.08.1975 | A Terry Boyle goal settled the Youth team’s home game at Cheshunt with Charlton Athletic.
The South-East Counties Division One game was decided by Boyle’s second half header from Andy Bradbury’s corner. Teams : |
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01.03.1975 | Noel Brotherston’s goal secured Tottenham’s place in the London Cup Final as Spurs beat Charlton Athletic at the Valley.
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22.02.1975 | Kevin Stead and Martin Robinson scored the goals that earned Tottenham a 2-2 draw at Cheshunt in the South-East Counties Division 1 against Charlton Athletic.
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21.09.1974 | Tottenham Youth travelled to New Eltham to play Charlton Athletic Youth and ended up 4-0 winners.
Tottenham went ahead in the first half when Gary Hyams scored and the lead was doubled when Martin Robinson headed home Glenn Hoddle’s corner early in the second half. Robinson smashed home a volley for the third and a cross from Noel Brotherston was put past his own goalkeeper by a Charlton defender to complete a 4-0 victory. Teams : |
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12.03.1974 | Spurs earned a 2-0 win away at Charlton Athletic in the South East Counties Division 1.An early goal from Noel Brotherston put Tottenham ahead, with the same player and Chris Jones producing a good move to set up John Margerrison to hit the second before the break.
Spurs might have been 3-0 winners, but Margerrison’s late penalty was kept out by the Charlton keeper. Teams : |
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22.12.1973 | A goal from Steve Cooper gave Tottenham a 1-0 win over Charlton in this South East Counties League meeting.
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15.02.1973 | Spurs Youth went to Charlton Athletic and won 1-0 with a goal scored by Chris McGrath for two points in the South-East Counties Division 1 match.
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09.12.1972 | Spurs Youth beat Charlton Athletic Youth 3-2 at Cheshunt in the South-East Counties Division 1. Tottenham came back from a 0-1 half-time deficit to gain two points courtesy of goals from Gary Mabee, a Danny Clapton penalty and Chris Jones – all towards the end of the game.
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08.04.1972 | Spurs Juniors beat Charlton Athletic Juniors 1-0 at Cheshunt with David Ishmail the scorer.
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27.03.1971 | A highly impressive away win against Charlton Youth saw Mike Flanagan score four times (one a penalty) as Spurs ran in five goals in the South-East Counties Div. 1, with the other goal a Charlton Athletic own goal.
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12.12.1970 | The Spurs Juniors beat Charlton 2-0 at Cheshunt with goals from Danny Clapton and Kevin Worsford in the South-East Counties Division 2.
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12.12.1970 | Tottenham beat Charlton 4-1 in the Second Round of the FA Youth Cup at Cheshunt.
Striker Mike Flanagan scored the first for Spurs, but the visitors pegged us back before the half-time break with a goal from Howell. However, Spurs cruised through in the second half with an impressive display and added to the score through a Graeme Souness penalty and two more from centre-forward Ray Clarke to seal a tie against Chelsea Youth in the next round. Teams : |
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21.11.1970 | . . Spurs Youth were involved in a 4-4 South East Counties Division 1 draw with Charlton Athletic Youth at Cheshunt. A game of eight goals saw Spurs score through two goals from Mike Flanagan and one each from Graeme Souness (penalty) and Eddie Jones. Teams : |
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01.11.1969 |
There was a home South East Counties League Division One 4-1 win over Charlton Athletic Youth for Spurs Youth, as Graeme Souness, Mike Dillon, John Oliver 2, one a penalty, scored to secure both points. Teams : |
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23.10.1968 | London Youth Challenge Cup 1st Round
Spurs overcame Charlton Athletic Youth in this game at White Hart Lane thanks to two Ray Clarke goals. Teams : |
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