Chelsea Youth v Spurs Match Reports

Spurs started brightly, with Mikey Moore playing a look-away pass to Jamie Donley, who produced a shot from an angle that was saved by Chelsea keeper Curd and then had two shots that called for the keeper to save, while Chelsea forward Louis Flower had a couple of headers go close.  Jaden Williams met Max McKnight’s cross, but could not get enough on it to trouble the visitors’ defence, then in the 29th minute, Michael Golding came inside onto his right foot to curl a shot into Luca Gunter’s top corner just outside the box to hand Chelsea the lead.

Tottenham forced clearances off the goal-line with efforts from Will Lankshear and McKnight with 34 minutes gone and then three minutes later Curd was called into action to make a double save from Moore and McKnight.  Luca Gunter made a reflex save diving to push Flower’s header away before Tottenham levelled right on 45 minutes when Moore put a low cross from the left into the box and Donley guided the ball past the keeper.

After Frankie Runham and Tudor Mendel-Idowu went close, a thunderbolt from defender Josh Acheampong in the 69th minute that gave Gunter no chance put Chelsea 2-1 ahead.  The Spurs keeper did well to pull out a smart save to an effort from Mendel-Idowu.

Keeping going until the end, Rio Kyerematen sent Lankshear into the right side of the box and his shot towards the top corner had to be saved by Curd and then Yusuf Akhamrich flew down the right wing to put the ball onto Donley’s head but the keeper made a straightforward save.

Teams :
Spurs –  Luca Gunter (c), George Abbott, Max McKnight, Archie Chaplin, Alfie Dorrington, Rio Kyerematen (Yusuf Akhamrich 88), Jaden Williams (Damola Ajayi 65), Callum Olusesi (Han Willhoft-King 65), Will Lankshear, Jamie Donley, Mikey Moore.
Subs not used : –  Elliot Krasniqi, Will Andiyapan
Chelsea –  Teddy Curd, Somto Boniface, Travis Akomeah (c), Harrison Murray-Campbell, Josh Acheampong (Sam Rak-Sakyi 80), Kiano Dyer, Michael Golding (Tyrique George 80), Harrison McMahon, Frankie Runham, Tudor Mendel-Idowu (Chinonso Chibueze 85), Louis Flower (Donnell McNeilly 68).
Subs not used :  Luke Campbell.
Attendance : –  ,

Ronnie Stutter gave the Pensioners the lead and that was followed up by a debatable penalty from Lewis Hall to make it 2-0, but Jamie Donley pulled a goal back from the spot after being tripped by Billy Gee to narrow the margin going into the interval and it could have been all square as Donley forced keeper Curd to a stretching save to tip his shot around the post.  Another dodgy penalty given against Max McKnight for a challenge on Olise five minutes after the break gave Hall his second goal and a goal from Jimi Tauriainen extended the lead to 4-1.

Donley was then dismissed by the referee for a tackle on Tauriainen, but Tottenham’s ten men battled with Jaden Williams seeing his shot come back off the post, but they made it 2-4 thanks to a Roshaun Mathurin goal finishing after a good run, but the extra man counted towards the end as Malik Mothersille, Derrick Abu and Edwin Andersson found the net to make it 2-7.  Brandon Bryan-Waugh made a good goal-line clearance when the score was 2-5 to prevent Mothersille claiming a second goal.

Teams :
Spurs –  Adam Hayton, Max McKnight (Roshaun Mathurin 75), Jordan Hackett, Dante Cassanova, Alfie Dorrington (c), Will Andiyepan (Brandon Bryan-Waugh 79), Jamie Donley, Rio Kyeremeten, Jaden Williams, Khalon Haysman, Riley Owen (Thomas Bloxham 64)
Subs not used :  Elliot Krasniqi, Renaldo Torraj
Chelsea –  Teddy Curd, Brodi Hughes, Josh Tobin (Louis Flower 81), Billy Gee, Richard Olise, Leo Castledine, Alfie Gilchrist (c), Lewis Hall (Malik Morthersille 69), Jimi Taurianen, Ronnie Stutter (Derrick Abu 82), Edwin Andersson.
Subs not used :  Sami Tlemcani, Zain Silcott-Duberry
Attendance : –  ,

Cameron Carter-Vickers then restored Spurs’ advantage with a close-range header from Shayon Harrison’s 59th minute free-kick, but the Chelsea response was to press forward and Muheim hit a low strike from the edge of the box that found it’s way in for 2-2 with 69 minutes on the clock.  Chelsea finished stronger with Abrahams scoring with another header with 74 minutes gone and then he sealed his hat-trick late on by taking the ball around Glover to slip it into an empty net with six minutes to go.

Teams :
Spurs – Tom Glover, Anton Walkes (Joe Muscatt), Kyle Walker-Peters, Luke Amos, Christian Maghoma, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Joe Pritchard, Lloyd Ross (Zenon Stylianides), Shayon Harrison, Anthony Georgiou, Cy Goddard (Ismael Azzaoui)
Subs not used : Harry Voss
Chelsea –  Bradley Collins (Jared Thompson 68), Josh Grant, Fikayo Tomori, Ali Suljic (Jake Clarke-Salter 46), Jay Dasilva (c), Ruben Sammut, Mukhtar Ali, Kyle Scott, Charlie Wakefield (Ike Ugbo 66), Tammy Abraham, Miro Muheim.
Unused subs : Faiq Bolkiah, Isaac Christie-Davies
Attendance : –  ,

Falque missed a good chance soon after, with Kane hitting a shot that curled just wide before Chelsea forced Archer into a save from Brown, who was picked out by Swift and shot low to the keeper’s right forcing him to turn the ball aside.  With McEachran leaving the action after turning an ankle, Spurs dominated midfield and in the 40th minute, Falque struck again, as Coulthirst ran between Ake and Chabolah to receive Bentaleb’s pass and shoot at goal, but the keeper blocked it with the loose ball being drilled home by the Spanish winger.  A minute later, it was 3-1, with Kane taking the ball from Falque to go past Chabolah and Ake to beat Beeney with a cross-shot into the bottom left corner of the Chelsea goalie’s net.  Chelsea went close near the end of the half, with Boga’s free-kick tipped away by Archer as it headed for the top corner of his net.

There was a slow start to the second half, but when Tom Carroll’s shot from 20 yards forced Beeney to a save, it was the pre-cursor to Tottenham’s fourth goal in the 55th minute.  When Wright twice failed to get the ball away, Kane took Gallifuoco’s pass, turned and hit a shot that bounced off the left hand post straight to Shaquile Coulthirst, who netted to make the score 4-1.

Islam Feruz looked lively as a half-time substitute and he got the ball in the net, but it was chalked off for offside.  Kane forced Beeney to scramble a 20 yard shot away, Bentaleb hit a shot over the bar when well placed, Gallifuoco headed into Beeney’s arms when a yard either side would have brought another goal, before Kane went close once more.  The last goal of the game went to Chelsea, who narrowed the margin of defeat through Brown, but, even though Nabil Bentaleb was sent off for his second booking, Tottenham still went close with Kane again and twice substitute Darren McQueen burst in on goal, but failed to beat Beeney.

Teams :
Chelsea –  Mitchell Beeney, Andreas Christensen, Kevin Wright (Isak Ssewankambo 72), Nathaniel Chalobah, Nathan Ake (c), John Swift (Islam Feruz 46), Alex Kiwomya, Joshua McEachran (Lewis Baker 35) , Jeremie Boga, Ruben Loftus Cheek, Isaiah Brown
Subs not used : Ben Killip, Alex Davey
Manager : –  Dermot Drummy
Colours : – Blue shirts and shorts, white socks
Scorers : – McEachran (p) 18, Brown 87
Spurs – Jordan Archer, Ryan Fredericks (c), Dominic Ball, Alex McQueen (Grant Ward 74), Kevin Stewart (Ruben Lameiras 68), Giancarlo Gallifouco, Nabil Bentaleb, Tom Carroll, Yago Falque, Shaquile Coulthirst (Darren McQueen 77), Harry Kane
Subs not used : Jonathan Miles, Aaron McEneff
Manager : – Chris Ramsey
Colours : – White shirts, navy blue shorts and socks
Scorers : – Falque 31, 40, Kane 41, Coulthirst 55
Booked : – Stewart (foul) 31, Ball (foul) 45+2, Bentaleb (foul) 79, Carroll (foul) 86
Sent off : – Bentaleb (Second yellow – Foul) 89
Attendance : –  2,973
Ref. :  Mr. Alan Young
Assistants : –  Mr. N. Phillips; Mr. T. Hancock
Fourth Official : –  Mr. T. Greaves

Before and after the half-time whistle, Chelsea forced Miles into saves and they pulled a goal back in the 52nd minute, when Toddy Kane made no mistake.  However, it was the goalkeeper at the other end, who was performing save after save as he twice prevented Pritchard getting his third goal and then dived to push out the striker’s penalty after Jesse Waller-Lassen had been fouled in the box.

When Bobby Devyne ran through onto a ball over the defence to beat Miles in the 76th minute, it looked as though the pressure would count for nothing, but a piece of quick thinking saw Tom Carroll knock a free-kick to Oyenuga, who lifted the ball over Blackman to make it 3-2 with nine minutes remaining and then went on a solo run from the halfway line to power the ball home low into the bottom corner of the net to round off a fine 4-2 win.

Teams :
Spurs –  Jonathan Miles, Calum Tapping, Yeboah (Kevin Stewart 12), Olumide Durojaiye, Zaine Francis-Angol, Jesse Waller-Lassen, Laste Dombaxe (c) (Jack Munns 77), Tom Carroll, Paul-Jose M’Poku, Alex Pritchard, Kudus Oyenuga
Subs not used :  Jordan Archer, Ronnie Hawkins
Chelsea –  Blackman, Sampayo (c), Davey, Saville, Affane, Rogers, Devyne, Na Bangna (Stennings 45+6), Prosenik (Swift 50), Kane, Loudon (Ndtini 46)
Subs not used :  Beeney
Attendance : –  ,

A Chelsea player was sent off for a badly timed tackle and it left Spurs to control the remainder of the match.

Paul-Jose M’Poku, Carroll and Alex Pritchard linked up to provide a chance for substitute Darren McQueen to shoot home in the 75th minute from inside the six yard bow.  The sub grabbed the third goal with a left foot finish to Zaine Francis-Angol’s cross following good work by Jake Nicholson.

However, despite finishing the campaign with a 59 point haul that would have won the other three divisions, the team finished behind Leicester City, who went into the play-offs.

Teams :
Spurs –  Jordan Archer, Calum Tapping, Durojaiye (Andre Blackwood 70), Cox, Zaine Francis-Angol, Alex Pritchard, Jake Nicholson, Tom Carroll, Paul-Jose M’Poku (Jack Barthram 75), Laste Dombaxe (Darren McQueen 71), Shaquile Coulthirst.
Subs not used : Yeboah
Chelsea –  .
Subs not used :
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Chelsea –  Heimann, Ahamed, Rohan Ince, George Saville, Gordon (Tabor 46), Clifford, Taiwo (c), Jacob Mellis, Sala (Hayden 74), Phillip, Tore (Lalkovic 56).
Subs not used : –
Spurs –  Oscar Jansson, Adam Smith, Sam Cox, Dean Parrett (Josh Ekim 80), Steven Caulker, Callum Butcher, Nathan Byrne, Yaser Kasim, Kudus Oyenuga (Paul-Jose M’Poku 70), Ryan Mason (Harry Kane 75), David Hutton
Subs not used :    Butler, Jake Nicholson
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Spurs – Stroud, Adam Smith, Dorian Dervite, Greg Lake (Takura Mtandari 59), Cian Hughton, Stuart Lewis, Jake Livermore, Matthew Wells (David Hutton 46), Jamie Davis (David Hutchins 73), Tomas Pekhart, Jacques Maghoma
Subs not used : Button
Chelsea –  .
Subs not used :

With three goals from four first half shots, Tottenham made Chelsea pay each time we went forward and Graham Rix’s Chelsea team did not have an answer as another two second half goals brought a big win for Spurs, who were toying with the home side and could easily have scored eight or nine.  

Teams :
Chelsea –  Carroll, Hams, Kelly, Quinn, Hall (Papa), Sakala, Hughes, Wilkinson, McCann, Mendes, Nicholls.
Subs not used :  Harrison
Spurs –
Subs not used :

The Spurs Youth team had a 3-0 away win against a strong Chelsea side at Chobham.

Tottenham had already had a goal disallowed when Nick Barmby found the net and then hit the post before Darren Caskey and Barmby worked an opportunity that Lee Hodges took to open the scoring.  Keith Waldon’s side continued to control the match throughout the second half with further goals from Hodges and Jeff Minton completing a very good victory.

Teams :
Chelsea –  Carroll, Hams, Kelly, Quinn, Hall (Papa), Sakala, Hughes, Wilkinson, McCann, Mendes, Nicholls.
Subs not used : –  Harrison
Spurs –
Subs not used : – .
Attendance : –  .

Teams :
Chelsea –  .
Subs not used :
Spurs –  Ian Walker, Ian Hendon, Steven Bence, Neil Smith, David Tuttle, Vic Hardwicke, Lee Fulling (Stuart Nethercott 65), Kevin Smith, Ollie Morah, Anthony Potts, Mark Hall
Subs not used : –  Paul Price
Attendance : –  ,

When Scott Houghton was on the edge of the Chelsea penalty area, the ball came to him and he instinctively lobbed the ball over the Chelsea keeper with two minutes on the clock.  15 minutes later, Shaun Murray received the ball on the halfway line and ran away from the Blues’ defence to beat the keeper and make it 2-0. 

Both sides were playing open, attacking football and Spurs took control of the second half, but were unable to add to the score-line, although Peter Garland went close with two free-kicks and hit the bar, with Shaun Murray denied a goal when his delicate chip was headed off the line.

Teams :
Spurs –  Ian Walker, Dave McDonald, Mark Hall, Ian Hendon, Andy Theodosiou, Carney, Scott-Aaron Houghton (Kevin Smith 75), Peter Garland, Neil Smith, Shaun Murray, Matthew Edwards
Subs not used :  –  Warren Hackett
Chelsea –  , .
Subs not used :  –
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Chelsea –  .
Subs not used :
Spurs –  Ian Walker, Dave McDonald, Hall, Ian Hendon, Andy Theodosiou, Neil Carney, Neil Smith, Peter Garland, Hung Dang (Jamie Redknapp 60), Martin McIntosh (Lee Fulling 75), Steve Smart
Subs not used :

Goals from Trevor Wilkinson and Clive Robbins gave Tottenham a 2-0 half-time lead, although they were pegged back by two second half goals.  Steve Grenfell scored the third Spurs goal, but it didn’t prove enough, as Chelsea took the points with two further goals.  

Teams :
Spurs –  Simmonds, Andy Edmonds, E. Martin, G. Hardwick, M. Furneaux, Steve Grenfell, Martin Kidd, John Moncur, Trevor Wilkinson, Carl Hoddle, Clive Robbins.
Subs not used :
Chelsea –  .
Subs not used :

Tottenham took the points 3-2, with G. Craig, M. Jones and P. Ferguson scoring the goals.  

Teams :
Chelsea –  .
Subs not used :
Spurs –  P. Burke, M. Entwistle, P. Baxter, Simon Webster, C. Enright, Allan Cockram, P. Ferguson, Kerry Dixon, G. Craig, M. Jones, Gary Londers [P. Lavell {John Kearney}]
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Chelsea –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs –  Tony Parks, G. Boniface, S. Flynn (D. Parker), M. Entwistle, John Kearney, Allan Cockram, M. Duffield, Mark Bowen, Marc Jones, Steve Cox, Anderson Rollock
Sub. not used :

Teams :
Chelsea –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs –  Paul Allies, G. Brown, M. Wyatt, Simon Webster, Pat Corbett, Steve Cox, Tony Chambers, Terry Emms, Jimmy Bolton, M. Duffield, Anderson Rollock
Sub. not used :

An early Kevin Dickenson goal helped Spurs make a quick start to the game, but Chelsea turned the match around with two goals in the second half. 

Teams :
Chelsea –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs –  Tony Parks, M. Entwistle, M. Wyatt, Terry Emms, Pat Corbett, Kevin Dickenson, A. Costello, G. Boniface, Mike Jones, K. Wheeler (Steve Flynn), Ian Crook
Sub. not used :

The score was 2-0 at half-time before Spurs went on to complete a 5-1 thrashing with Mark Jones 2, Kevin Wheeler, Gerry Griffin and Ian Crook the Tottenham scorers.

Teams :
Spurs –  Tony Parks, L. Meade, M. Wyatt, Terry Emms, M. Entwistle, G. Boniface, A. Costello, Ian Crook, Mark Jones, Kevin Wheeler, Gerry Griffin
Chelsea –  , .

Kerry Dixon helped himself to a hat-trick for Spurs, John Mawhinney grabbed two goals and the other Spurs goal came from Joe Simmonds.

Teams :
Spurs –  Paul Allies, M. Wyatt, Alex Hamill, G. Brown, Giorgio Mazzon, Gerry Reardon, John Mawhinney, Garry Brooke (Gary O’Reilly). Kerry Dixon, Joe Simmonds (A. Costello), Paul Wood.
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Jimmy Bolton helped himself to five of the goals (one a penalty), Terry Gibson scored a hat-trick and the other goal came from John Cooper.

Teams :
Spurs –  Tony Parks, M. Entwistle (Gerry Griffin), Kevin Dickenson, Terry Emms, Pat Corbett, G. Moore, C. Harvey, Ian Crook, Jimmy Bolton, Terry Gibson (Danny Greaves), John Cooper.
Sub. not used :
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Although 0-0 at half-time, Chelsea’s successful penalty early in the second half gave them the lead.  Mark Falco  knocked in Joe Simmonds’ cross to level, but the blues capitalised on a defensive error and then scored a late third as Spurs tried to salvage a draw.  Substitute Greg Brown made his first appearance at this level.

Teams :
Chelsea –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs –  P. Batchelor, S. Mabey, M. Wyatt, G. Reardon, Paul Miller, Peter Southey, Garry Brooke, Simmonds, Mark Falco, S. Turner (G. Brown), G. Marchant

Chelsea : –
Spurs : –  P. Batchelor, M. Perry, Gary Anderson, Micky Hazard, N. Laws, Stuart Beavon, Paul Miller, Garry Brooke, Mark Falco, O’Brien, Imre Varadi.

Teams :
Chelsea –  , .
Spurs – P. Batchelor, R. Cowland, L. Jones, C. Candler, Giorgio Mazzon, P. Middleton, N. Thompson, I. Ferguson, M. Hussey, S. Ricketts (A. Cooper), Pat Cavanagh

Teams :
Spurs – P. Batchelor, Pat Cavanagh, L. Jones, A. Fenn, Giorgio Mazzon, Ray Ryan, Garry Brooke, M. Stewart, S. Ricketts, Owsun Aberbrese, A. Cooper
Sub. not used :
Chelsea –  .
Sub. not used :

Teams :
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs –  P. Batchelor, S. Mabey, M. Eaton, A. Fenn, Pat Cavanagh, M. Forster, Garry Brooke, Owsun Aberbrese, Mark Falco, N. Thompson (P. Middleton), R. Cook
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Spurs –  S. Letch, S. Mabey, M. Eaton, Toyin Okitikpi, Pat Cavanagh, M. Stewart, Owsun Aberbrese, D. Cowie, Mark Falco, O’Brien, K. Wilson
Sub. not used :
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Spurs scored through Mark Falco, D. Cowie, Toyin Okitikpi and Malcolm Stewart.

Teams :
Spurs : – S. Letch, S. Mabey, M. Eaton, Toyin Okitikpi, Pat Cavanagh, M. Stewart, Owsun Aberbrese, D. Cowie, Mark Falco, G. O’Brien, K. Wilson
Chelsea : –

Goals from Barry Pace and Phil Holyoak got Tottenham a point from the match.

Teams :
Spurs : – B. Philips, Chris Hughton, Gary Anderson, Paul Miller, Phil Holyoak, Stuart Beavon, Barry Pace, Micky Hazard, Ray Ryan (S. Durkin), K. Sanderson (P. Middleton), W. Spence
Chelsea : –

Second half goals from Chris Hughton and Paul Miller gave Spurs the win and the silverware came to White Hart Lane for the second successive season.

Teams :
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs – B. Philips, Paul Miller, Chris Hughton, A. Fenn, Phil Holyoak, Stuart Beavon, M. Stewart, W. Spence, Kevin Stead, Barry Pace, G. O’Brien
Sub. not used :

Jason Mathias hit the net twice and a further goal from Gary Middleton gave Spurs the points.

Teams :
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs – B. Philips, K. Stephens, M. Rodney, A. Shirley, A. Fenn, K. Hillsden, Jason Mathias, P. Cavanagh, Gary Middleton, Gary Petts, Chris Hughton
Sub. not used :

Teams :
Spurs – Kendall, P. Stephens, K. Hillsden, M. Rodney, K. Ducker, G. Petts, M. Wallace, C. Hughton, G. O’Brien, P. Cavanagh, J. Mathias
Sub. not used :
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :

Keith Barrett’s goal was enough to earn a point for Tottenham.

Teams :
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs – Kendall, I. Smith, J. Arbuckle, M. Cleaver, K. Barrett, Bradbury (T. King), Bacon, Beavon, Robinson, Bowman (S. McDonagh), K. Stead
Sub. not used :

The trip to Stamford Bridge saw a 16th minute Glenn Hoddle goal give Spurs the lead and then, in the 35th minute, Chelsea were awarded a penalty, which John Webberley hit against the post.

Into the second half, Spurs confirmed their superiority with further goals from Noel Brotherston and Neil McNab.

Teams :
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs – Cranstone, I. Smith, M. Stead, Boyle, Walford, Cavanagh, Brotherston, Barwick (M. Cleaver), Hoddle, Robinson, McNab

Steve Cavanagh and Barry Pace hit first half goals with John Webberley pulling one goal back for the Pensioners in the second half, from the penalty spot with ten minutes left.

Teams :
Spurs –  Nicky Markwick, Paul van Gelder, M. Cleaver, Fred Barwick, Terry Boyle, Steve Cavanagh, Andy Bradbury, Gary Lucas, Kevin Stead, Barry Pace, Gary Hyams (Trevor King)
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Teams :
Spurs – Cranstone, I. Smith, M. Stead, Keeley, Walford, Bacon (Wade), Brotherston, Hoddle, Robinson, McNab, Hyams
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Teams :
Spurs – Cranstone, I. Smith, M. Stead, Walford, K. Barrett, Cavanagh, Brotherston, Hoddle, Robinson, Bacon, Hyams
Subs not used :
Chelsea  –  .
Subs not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Teams :
Spurs : – Cranstone, I. Smith, G. Hayzelden, Keeley, Cegielski, Anderson, Bacon, Margerrison, D. Palmieri, Gibbins, R. Scarth
Sub. not used :
Chelsea : –  D. Richardson, T. Cunningham, P, Sees, Ray Lewington, C. Harris, Spong, B. Roberts. D. Lucas, J. McMorran, A. Pommell (S. Wicks), Davis
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Goals from Martin Robinson, a Gary Smith penalty and Doug Howe secured the two points for Tottenham.

Teams :
Spurs – S. Welton, S. Henry, D. Gillett, M. Stead, R. Alexander, Bacon, G. Smith, A. Catling, M. Robinson, Powley, Howe
Sub. not used :
Chelsea  –
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Teams :
Spurs : – Ian Cranstone, Keith Osgood, Gary Anderson, Andy Keeley, Wayne Cegielski, Roger Gibbins, Noel Brotherston (Ian Smith), John Margerrison, Gary Mabee, Danny Clapton, Bobby Scarth
Chelsea : –
Attendance : –  .

There was an element of luck about Chelsea’s goal which opened the scoring as Brolly’s shot deflected off Wayne Cegielski and then went in off both posts. However, Tottenham were more clinical with their finishing and hit back with Chris Jones and Gary Mabee scoring to secure the victory.

Teams :
Chelsea : – D. Richardson, G. Wilkins, J. Sparrow, D. Lucas, Spong, Perkins, Bason, R. Wilkins, Finnieston, T. Maybank, Brolly.
Spurs : – Cranstone, Osgood, Anderson, eeley, Cegielski, Gibbins, Chris Jones, Margerrison, Mabee, A. Cooper, Clapton
Attendance : –   ,

Spurs : –  Shane Welton, D. Gillett, A. Catling, S. Cooper, Ray Alexander, Garry Bacon, J. Worrall (Stephen Henry), Noel Brotherston, Martin Robinson, J. Arbuckle, Konrad Powley
Chelsea –  .
Subs not used :
Attendance : –  ,

NOTE : – Shane Welton is the son of Pat Welton, the Spurs Youth team manager and S. Henry is Ron Henry’s son.

Teams :
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs –
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Roger Gibbins and Chris McGrath fashioned a chance for Chris Jones to head home halfway through the first half and then when Danny Clapton looked as though he would score, a Chelsea defender got to the ball first to put it into his own goal.

Teams :
Chelsea –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs – P. Matthews, Les Boughey, Gary Anderson, Keith Osgood, John Field, Chris McGrath, Roger Gibbins, John Margerisson, Gary Mabee, Danny Clapton, Chris Jones.
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Chelsea  –  D. Ounsworth, S, Shoults, A. Peploe, R. Steer, C. Harris, C. Hyde, G. Cramphorn, D. Perry, S. Ellis, G. Hodge, A. Cottrell
Sub. not used :
Spurs –
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Teams :
Spurs –  .
Chelsea –  Steve Sherwood, N. Brown, Graham Wilkins, S. Pople, G. Price, L. Parodi, Ian Britton, D. Lucas, Steve Finnieston, Brian Bason, B. Bolton.
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Spurs – Terry Lee, Les Boughey, Eddie Jones, Mike Dillon, Joe Peck, Graeme Souness, Gary Mabee, J. Lewis, Ray Clarke, Danny Clapton, Mike Flanagan
Subs not used :
Chelsea –  .
Subs not used :
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Spurs –
Subs not used :
Chelsea –  .
Subs not used :
Attendance : –  ,

Pat Welton’s team still had two games to play and took their total of points to 49 from 28 games.

Danny Clapton was the match-winner, with a goal in each half. The first came after John Lewis struck a fine shot at the end of an excellent run, allowing Clapton to fire home to make it 1-0, with his second half effort being a poacher’s finish to Gary Mabee’s left wing cross.

Teams :
Chelsea  –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs – Terry Lee, Les Boughey, C. Rigby, Keith Osgood, Joe Peck, Eddie Jones, Gary Mabee, Danny Clapton, Ray Clarke, J. Lewis, Mike Flanagan.
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Teams :
Spurs –
Subs not used :
Chelsea –  .
Subs not used :
Attendance : –  ,

Spurs Juniors drew 2-2 at Mitcham against Chelsea in the South-East Counties Division Two Cup after Danny Clapton and Gary Clare had given them a 2-0 lead.  Chelsea pegged Spurs back with goals from Ian Britton and Davis.

Teams :
Chelsea –   Steve Sherwood, N. Brown, G. Wilkins, R. Furzer, J. Spong, G. Price, Ian Britton, S. Perkins, Steve Finneston, Garry Stanley, J. Davis.
Sub. not used :
Spurs –
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Spurs –  Ward, M. Jackson, C. Rigby, Jones, Joe Peck, Graeme Souness, Gary Mabee, Les Boughey, Ray Clarke (Peter Johnson), J. Lewis, Mike Flanagan.
Chelsea –  S. Sherwood, Morrison, G. Aitken, J. Bookman, K. Lawrence, S. Rogers, I. Britton, S. Perkins, Potrac, G. Stanley, N. Pirrie.
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Spurs –  , , , , , ,
Chelsea –  S. Sherwood, N. Brown, G. Wilkins, G. Locke, K. Lawrence, M. O’Leary, I. Britton, S. Perkins, S. Finnieston, J. Mackenzie, N. Pirrie.
Attendance : –  ,

In the South-East Counties Division 1, Spurs Youth lost 2-4 to Chelsea at Cheshunt with the Tottenham goals coming from Peter Johnson and John Field.

Teams :
Spurs –  .
Chelsea –  .
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Chelsea –  Steve Sherwood, Morrison, G. Aitken, S. Rogers, K. Lawrence, L. Craker, Ian Britton, Garry Stanley, Tony Potrac, J. Evans, N. Pirrie.
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This South-East Counties Division 2 match at Cheshunt saw Spurs emerge victorious with goals from Tom Dillon and David Staines.

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Chelsea goal-scorers were Bibby and Ware, with the Spurs goals coming from Staines and Mike Flanagan.

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Chelsea –  L. Beard, A. Potrac, M. Maskell, J. Cruickshank, A. Frewin, Vaughan, S. Hipwell, Hudson, A. Cocks, Bibby, J. Ware.
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Chelsea –  D. Davis, S. Kiff, C. Morrison, T. James, S. Hipwell, A. Frewin (P. McGillicuddy), P. Corfield, M. Williams, R. Hawkins, M. Webster, J. Larkin.
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Chelsea –  D. Davis, C. Morrison, G. Ray, C. Barratt, R. Payne, G. Aitken, C. Green, T. James (C. Webster), R. Hawkins, P. McGillicuddy, S. Kiff.
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Chelsea –  D. Davis, C. Barratt, G. Ray, J. Kane, D. Thackray, G. Aitken, P. Corfield, C. Green, J. Weedon, T. James, G. Price (M. Webster).
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Chelsea –  K. Whiffen, G. Idle (D. Batty), Brown, J. Cruickshank, A. Frewin, M. Maskell, J, Wilson, Tennant, A. Cocks, Hamilton, Halliday.

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Chelsea –  M. Schofield (E. Lesley), S. Crosby, T. Amos, J, Cruickshank, J. Strong, T. Hughes, G. Jones, K. Brewer, S. Hipwell, M. Reardon, D. Bibby
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Goals from Johnston, Bolland, Shaw and Murray saw the Pensioners’ kids through to the Fifth Round and it was only in the two-legged final that they conceded goals.

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