It’s not only football matches involving Spurs that take place at the Lane/Tottenham Hotspur Stadium …
Here are some of the events that have been held at the World famous home of Tottenham Hotspur.
13.10.2019 NFL Carolina Panthers 37 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26 Attendance : 60,087 |
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06.10.2019 NFL Oakland Raiders 24 Chicago Bears 21 Attendance : 60,463 |
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05.09.2006 Wales v Brazil international friendly match (Brazil won 2-0 [Marcelo 61, Vagner Love 74]) For a report, click here. Wales: Jones, Duffy (Edwards 64), Bale (Ricketts 46), Gabbidon, Collins, Nyatanga, Bellamy, Earnshaw (Cotterill 77), Robinson (Fletcher 53), Davies (Vaughan 68), Giggs (Ledley 46). Attendance : 22,008 |
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15.08.2001 England 0 Holland 2 [van Bommel 38, van Nistelrooy 39] International friendly match For a match report, click here. |
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22.03.2001 England v Poland U18 UEFA European Championship match – intermediary round (Poland won 1-0)
England : – Rhys Evans, Frazer Richardson, Jordan Stewart, Johnnie Jackson, Peter Clarke (c), Joleon Lescott, Jermaine Pennant, Kevin Nolan (Jermaine Jenas 85), Marc Richards, Rohan Ricketts (Leon Knight 66), Matthew Hamshaw (Jay Bothroyd 46) Poland : – Tomasz Kuszcak, Marcin Rogalski (c) (Tomasz Wisio 70), Adrian Napieraln, Robert Sierant (Mateusz Ztyko 76), Pawel Golanski, Sebastian Mila, Lukasz Nawotczynski (Blazej Radler 76), Dariusz Zawadzki, Lukasz Madej, Pawel Brozek, Rafal Grzelak Attendance : – , Ticket prices : – |
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27.05.1996 London Monarchs v Amsterdam Admirals (American Football) (Monarchs won 16-13) Attendance : – 11,048 |
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19.05.1996 London Monarchs v Frankfurt Galaxy (American Football) (Monarchs won 27-7) Attendance : – 10,764 |
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06.05.1996 London Monarchs v Barcelona Dragons (American Football) (Monarchs lost 7-9) Attendance : – 13,627 |
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14.04.1996 London Monarchs v Scottish Claymores (American Football) (Monarchs lost 21-24) Attendance : – 16,258 |
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10.06.1995 London Monarchs v Scottish Claymores (American Football) (Monarchs lost 9-22) Attendance : – 11,783 |
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29.05.1995 London Monarchs v Rhein Fire (American Football) (Monarchs won 34-14) Attendance : – 12,342 |
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15.05.1995 London Monarchs v Frankfurt Galaxy (American Football) (Monarchs lost 7-27) Attendance : – 8,912 |
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30.04.1995 London Monarchs v Barcelona Dragons (American Football) (Monarchs lost 24-39) Attendance : – 10,287 |
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23.04.1995 London Monarchs v Amsterdam Admirals (American Football) (Monarchs lost 17-10) Attendance : – 8,763 |
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21.09.1991 Chris Eubank v Michael Watson (WBO World Middleweight title)![]() |
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18.12.1990
England 4 Italia 1990 XI 0 (Peter Shilton testimonial) Gary Lineker (pen), Matthew Le Tissier, Paul Gascoigne and Kevin Keegan scored the goals that gave an England XI a win over an assembled Italia 1990 XI for Peter Shilton’s testimonial match, somewhat strangely held at White Hart Lane. England : Peter Shilton (David Seaman 61), Viv Anderson (Paul Allen), Chris Waddle, Paul Gascoigne, Des Walker, Terry Butcher, Bryan Robson, David Platt, Matthew Le Tissier, Gary Lineker (Kevin Keegan), Tony Daley (Paul Walsh). Italia 1990 XI : , Carlos Alberto, Steve Staunton, , , , Gheorge Hagi, Carlos Valderama, Roger Milla, Michel Platini (Ossie Ardiles), Kenny Dalglish Referee : George Courtney (Spennymoor) Attendance : – 12,181 |
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16.10.1990 England v Poland U21 UEFA European Championship match (Poland won 1-0)
England : – Alan Miller, Jason Dodd, Chris Vinnicombe, Paul Warhurst, David Lee, Carl Tiler (Lee Sharpe 48), John Ebbrell, Mark Robins, Ian Olney (Alan Shearer 81), Mark Blake, Rod Wallace Poland : – Aleksander Klak, Dariusz Adamczuk, Tomasz Lapinski, Marek Kozminski, Marek Bajor, Marcin Jalocha, Piotr Swierczewski, Jerzy Brzeczek, Tomasz Wieszczycki (Dariusz Szubert 76), Andrzej Juskowiak (Dariusz Gesior 89), Adam Grad Attendance : – 2,146 |
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09.04.1988![]() Wimbledon v Luton Town (FA Cup Semi-final) Wimbledon : – Dave Beasant, John Scales, Eric Young, Andy Thorn, Mike Phelan, Alan Cork, Vinnie Jones, Lawrie Sanchez, Dennis Wise, John Fashanu, Terry Gibson (Laurie Cunningham) Manager : – Ray Harford Attendance : – 25,963 |
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05.04.1986Liverpool v Southampton (FA Cup Semi-final)![]() Manager : – Kenny Dalglish Southampton : – Peter Shilton, Nick Holmes, Mark Dennis, Mark Wright (Andy Townsend 46), Kevin Bond, Jimmy Case, Glenn Cockerill, David Armstrong, George Lawrence, Steve Moran, Danny Wallace Referee :- A. Saunders Attendance : – 44,605 NOTE : – Mark Wright broke his leg in a clash with Bruce Grobbelaar. |
28.01.1981 Enfield v Barnsley (FA Cup Fourth Round) Barnsley won 3-0
Enfield : – , , , , , Roger Wade, Ronnie Howell
16.05.1977
West London Schools v South London Schools (Bill Nicholson Trophy)
Kick off 18:30
Admission £0.30
18.04.1977 The Inter City Schools match between Liverpool and London which was postponed from 07.12.1976 took place on Monday 18th April 1977 with a 19:30 kick off.
07.12.1976 London Schools FA v Liverpool Schools FA (Inter-City Boys’ representative match) … Postponed
27.10.1975 London Schools FA v Bristol Schools FA (Inter-City Boys’ representative match)
03.03.1971 London Boys v Glasgow Boys (Inter-Cities Boys match)
14.03.1970 Watford v Chelsea (FA Cup Semi-Final)
16.03.1968 England Schools v Scotland Schools
11.05.1967 Haringey Schools v West London Schools
02.05.1966 Haringey Schools v Edmonton Schools; Tottenham Schools v Islington Schools (Hawk Trophy)
12.03.1966 London Schools v Birmingham Schools
29.04.1965 Edmonton Schools v East London Schools (London Schools Corinthian Shield Final)
22.04.1965 Diment United v Falcon Rovers (Tottenham Charity Cup Final)
14.04.1965 Tottenham v Edmonton (Middlesex Schools’ Star Shield Semi-Final)
21.04.1964 Tottenham v Hackney (Inter Schools Final)
29.04.1963 Tottenham v Stoke (English Schools Shield)
17.04.1963 England Youth v Russia Youth (UEFA 16th International Youth Tournament) (England win 2-0)
Attendance : – 7,358
10.04.1963 Tottenham v Brighton (English Schools Shield)
08.04.1963 Nottingham Forest v Stoke (FA Cup replay)
02.04.1963 Tottenham v Cardiff (English Schools Shield)
19.03.1963 Portsmouth v Coventry City (FA Cup Fourth Round Second replay)
On a Tuesday evening Coventry City met Portsmouth at White Hart Lane in a FA Cup Fourth Round Second replay.
Coventry won 2-1, with Portsmouth taking the lead through centre forward Ron Saunders and Terry Bly number nine equalised, before Jimmy Whitehouse scored the winner.
Coventry : – Wesson, Sillett, Kearns, Hill, Curtis, Bruck, Humphries, Barr, Bly, Whitehouse, Rees
Portsmouth : –
Crowd : – 15,867
20.10.1962 London Schools v Liverpool Schools
14.04.1962 Tottenham Schools v Willesden Schools
23.10.1961 Tottenham Schools v Manchester Schools
24.06.1961 Tottenham Schools v Harrow Schools
08.04.1961 Tottenham Schools v Manchester Schools
15.03.1961 England v West Germany U23
13.04.1960 England v Holland Olympic qualifying match (Drawn 2-2)
14.03.1959 Norwich City v Luton Town (FA Cup semi-final)
Score : 1-1
Luton Town : – Baynham, MacNally, Hawkes, Groves, Owen (c), Pacey, Bingham, Brown, Morton, CUmmins, Gregory
Norwich City : – Kennon, Thurlow, Ashman (c), McCrohan, Butler, Crowe, Crossan, Allcock, Bly, Hill, Brennan
Attendance – 63,379
Referee : – Mr. W. Hickson (Lancashire)
Linesmen : – Mr. R. T. E. Langdale (Durham) – Red Flag; Mr. D. W. Smith (Gloucstershire) – Yellow Flag
04.05.1957 Barking & District League v South Eastern District League (Myrtle Shield Final)
Kick off 10.45
Ground entrance 1s 0d (5p); Boys 0s 6d (2.5p)
Seating 2s 0d (10p)
01.05.1957 Edmonton Schools v Hackney Schools (Bower Cup Final – Middlesex Schools U14)
Kick off 18.30
Ground entrance 1s 0d (5p); Boys 0s 6d (2.5p)
Seating 2s 6d (12.5p)
Hackney won.
25.04.1957 Highfield (Edmonton) v Chase FC (Tottenham Charity Cup Final)
Kick off 18.30
05.04.1957 London Police v Edinburgh Police
Kick off 19.30
Ground entrance 1s 0d (5p); Boys 0s 6d (2.5p)
Reserved Seating 7s 0d (35p), 4s 0d (20p), 2s 6d (12.5p)
29.10.1956 London Boys v Manchester Boys
Kick off 19.30
Ground entrance 1s 6d (7.5p); Boys 0s 9d (3.5p)
Seating 4s 0d (20p) ; 3s 0d (15p)
Hackney won.
23.10.1956 England Youth v Hungary Youth
Score : 2-1 (Setters 17, Bunce 18; Sztani 70)
England Youth : – Collier (Luton Town), Tether (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Curtis (Coventry City), Setters (West Bromwich Albion), Lampe (Fulham) (c), Petts (Arsenal), Saxby (Arsenal), Brabrook (Chelsea), McHale (Huddersfield Town), Nicholas (Chelsea), Bunce (Watford).
Hungary Youth : Varhidi (Red Banner), Kovacs (Vasas), Pazmandi (Vasas), Makai (Diosgyor), Nemes (Kinizsi), Hanek (Spartacus), Nemeth (Gyor), Kaszas (Vasas), Sztani (Ozd), Matesz (Vasas), Povazsai (Csepel)
Kick off 19.15
Ground entrance 2s 0d (10p); Enclosure 1s 6d (7.5p) extra
Reserved Seating 8s 6d (42.5p) ; 5s 0d (25p)
Unreserved Seating (New Stand) 4s 0d (20p)
04.05.1956 London v Basle (SWI) Inter-Cities Fairs Cup Kick off 19.30
Score : 1-0 (Robb 87)
London Team : – Jack Kelsey (Arsenal), Peter Sillett (Chelsea), John Hewie (Charlton Athletic), Danny Blanchflower (Tottenham), Stan Wicks (Chelsea), Ken Coote (Brentford), Jim Lewis (Chelsea), Derek Tapscott (Arsenal), Cliff Holton (Arsenal), Bobby Cameron (QPR), George Robb (Tottenham).
Ticket prices were 2 shillings (10p) for ground admission. Reserved seats in the Old Stand were priced 7 shillings (35p), 10 shillings and sixpence (53p) and 15 shillings (75p). Unreserved seats in the New Stand were priced 7 shillings (35p) available on the day of the match.
03.12.1953 FA XI v RAF
Score : 4-0
Bradford was a hat-trick hero for the FA XI, as they won against the RAF.
29.03.1952 Chelsea v Arsenal FA Cup Semi-Final replay
18.12.1951 Bristol Rovers 1 v Gillingham 2 FA Cup Second Round Second Replay
08.12.1951 Cambridge University 1 v Oxford University 2 (Varsity football match)
17.04.1948 England v Holland youth international (England won 3-2)
08.07.1947 Tottenham Schools Annual Sports Day.
??.??.1947 Tottenham Schools Sports Association Cup Final 1946-47 Rowland Hill 5 Page Green 0
20.01.1947 Chelsea v Arsenal FA Cup Semi-Final replay
03.12.1945 The Army in England v The Army in Scotland
Score : 3-0 (HT : 1-0)
Army in England team won easily with a 21-year-old, Billy Wright starring as Lawton, Edelston and Mullen scored the goals.
21.11.1945 Arsenal v Moscow Dynamo (Friendly) (Dynamo won 4-3)
Attendance : – 54,620
17.03.1945 Jack London v Bruce Woodcock Heavy-weight Championship of Great Britain and The British Empire
17.03.1945 Chelsea v West Ham United (League South Cup Semi-final) Chelsea won 2-1
Chelsea : – Black, Cowan, Hardwick, Russell, Harris (c), Foss, Wardle, Herd, Whittinghurst, Machin, McDonald
West Ham United : – Medhurst, Bicknell (c), Lewis, Corbett, Fenton, Wilson, Woodgate, Dunn, Townsend, McAuley, Whitchurch
Referee : – Mr. A. T. Ford
Linesmen : – Mr. E. A, German (Blue & White flag); Mr. W. C. Rees (Red & White flag)
Attendance : – 35,000
26.06.1942 Freddie Mills v Len Harvey (British Light Heavyweight title)
04.12.1937 England v Czechoslovakia international (England won 5-4)
Czechoslovakia played England at WHL on a Wednesday afternoon in front of 45,879 fans.
England won 5-4 thanks to Stanley Matthews scoring a hat-trick, with Jack Crayston and John Morton scoring the others.
The Czechoslovakia goals came from Puc, Nejedly 2 and Zeman.
England : – Vic Woodley (Chelsea), Bert Sproston (Leeds), Sam Barkas (Manchester City) (cpt), Jack Crayston (Arsenal), Stan Cullis (Wolverhampton), Wilf Copping (Arsenal), Stanley Matthews (Stoke), Willie Hall (Spurs), George Mills (Chelsea), Len Goulden (West Ham), John Morton (West Ham)
Czechoslovakia : – Karel Kolsky, Antonin Vodicka, Oldrich Nejdly, Jan Riha, Jaroslav Boucek, Frantisek Planicka (cpt), Frantisek Kloz, Josef Zeman, Josef Kostalek, Ferdinand Daucik, Antonin Puc
Referee : Johannes J Langenus
04.12.1935 England v Germany international (England won 3-0)
02.03.1935 Tottenham Boys v Birmingham Boys
05.11.1930 Football League v Scottish League
15.02.1928 Inter Varsities v Amateur FA
20.11.1922 West Ham United v Crystal Palace London Challenge Cup Semi-final
31.07.1922 London’s first open air boxing contests – Bloomfield v Lloyd and Seaman Hall v Rossi
28.03.1914 Liverpool v Aston Villa (FA Cup semi-final)
26.03.1910 Newcastle United v Swindon Town (FA Cup semi-final)
1906-1908 Baseball regularly took place at White Hart Lane, with Spurs winning the Baseball Championships in this country in 1906 and 1908 in the three years Tottenham took part.
27.05.1901 Great Band Contest and Musical Carnival