QPR v Spurs Youth Match Reports

But Spurs quickly got back on even terms with Sol Campbell finishing Paul Mahorn’s pass and then the roles were reversed as Mahorn scored from Campbell’s flick-on.   

Tottenham took the lead two minutes into the second half, with Darren Caskey confidently converting from the penalty spot, after an award for handball.  Just when it looked like Spurs were getting the upper hand, a Rangers penalty levelled things and then a well taken goal put the home side into he lead.  But Lee Hodges created another equaliser for Paul Mahorn and while both teams had chances towards the end of the match, it finished all square.

Teams :
QPR –  , .
Subs not used :
Spurs –   Chris Day, Andrew Marlowe, Chris Landon, Del Deanus, David Culverhouse, Darren Caskey (Chris Kinnear 70), Kevin Watson, Jeff Minton (Andy Turner 70), Lee Hodges, Paul Mahorn, Sol Campbell
Attendance : –  ,

Mahorn stripped the defenders and set up Caskey to make it 2-0, then Lee Hodges stormed past the Rangers back line to thump into the far corner of the net for a third.

Teams :
QPR –  .
Subs not used :
Spurs –  Chris Day, Young, Chris Landon, Del Deanus, David Culverhouse, Darren Caskey, Kevin Watson, Sol Campbell (Danny Hill 70), Lee Hodges, Jeff Minton, Paul Mahorn
Subs not used :  Foot
Attendance : –  ,

It only took four minutes for Tottenham to go ahead with Stuart Nethercott heading a goal after Vic Hardwicke’s corner was headed back across goal by Neil Smith.  A good move involving Ollie Morah, Darren Caskey and Vic Hardwicke created the second goal for Anthony Potts ten minutes later.  Nethercott was denied by the keeper in the 24th minute when his left foot shot was saved, but Morah was on hand to net the loose ball.  By the 32nd minute, the scoring was complete as Hardwicke beat two men on the right to cross for Kevin Smith to head in and make it 4-0.

Teams :
Spurs – Ian Walker, Stuart Nethercott, Steven Bence, Neil Smith, David Tuttle, Vic Hardwicke, Darren Caskey (Mark Salmon 70), Kevin Smith, Ollie Morah, Anthony Potts, Mark Hall
Unused sub. : –  Roast
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Shaun Murray’s 10th minute free-kick was headed into the net by Neil Smith, with Murray adding a second goal just before half-time with a penalty that had been given for handball.  The Rangers’ fightback started 20 minutes into the second half, but the two goal lead was restored by Steve Smart, who finished a through pass from Ian Hendon.  Even though QPR scored a late goal with five minutes to go, it was only a consolation to make the final score 3-2.

Teams :
Spurs – Ian Walker, Anton, Hall, Ian Hendon, Andy Theodosiou, Neil Carney, Shaun Murray, Peter Garland (Jamie Redknapp 60), Neil Smith, Lee Fulling (Warren Hackett 75), Steve Smart
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Steve Grenfell was the goal-scorer for Spurs from the penalty spot.

Teams :
Spurs – Peter Corder, Andy Edmonds, Steve Grenfell, D. Southgate, Tim O’Shea, Clive Robbins (Frank Norton), Trevor Wilkinson, Carl Hoddle, P. Greer, John Moncur (D. Castell), Richard Cooke
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Goals from Paul Wilkins and Jimmy Bolton were not enough to prevent QPR taking both points.

Teams :
Spurs – Paul Allies, Peter Southey, Kevin Dickenson, Terry Emms, Pat Corbett, Alex Hamill, Chris Harvey, Ian Crook, Jimmy Bolton, Terry Gibson, Paul Wilkins
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Kerry Dixon bagged a brace, while Mark Falco and Terry Gibson scored the other two to see Spurs through to the Second Round.

Teams :
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs –  Paul Allies, Peter Southey, Alex Hamill, Gerry Reardon, G. Brown, Garry Brooke, Terry Gibson, Joe Simmonds, Jimmy Bolton, Kerry Dixon, Mark Falco
Attendance : –   ,

Mark Falco and J. Mawhinney scored the Spurs goals that were equalised by Rangers, with the tie going to West London for the replay.

Teams :
Spurs –  Paul Allies, Peter Southey, Alex Hamill, G. Brown (Gary O’Reilly), Giorgio Mazzon, Gerry Reardon, Mark Falco, Garry Brooke, J. Mawhinney, Kerry Dixon, Joe Simmonds
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Paul Middleton scored the Spurs goal in a deserved win for Rangers, with 70th minute substitute Mark Kendall hitting the bar while playing in an unaccustomed outfield position.

Teams :
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs – S. Letch, S. Mabey, Gary Anderson, Chris Hughton, Phil Holyoak, Stuart Beavon, Micky Hazard, S. Deans (Mark Kendall), Paul Middleton, Kevin Stead, Gary O’Brien (Malcolm Stewart)
Attendance : –   ,

Teams :
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs – P. Batchelor, M. Perry, Gary Anderson, Phil Holyoak, Neil Laws, Micky Hazard, Chris Hughton, Stuart Beavon, Kevin Stead, Mark Falco, Garry Brooke (Imre Varadi)
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Spurs – P. Batchelor, M. Perry, Chris Hughton, Phil Holyoak, Neil Laws, Micky Hazard, Garry Brooke, Stuart Beavon, Kevin Stead, Mark Falco (R. Cook), Imre Varadi
Sub. not used :
QPR –  .
Subs. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Teams :
Spurs – S. Letch, M. Perry, Gary Anderson, Chris Hughton, Toyin Okitikpi, M. Foster, Owsun Aberbrese (M. Gordon), Malcolm Stewart, Mark Falco, Garry Brooke, Imre Varadi
Sub. not used :
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –  ,

In an away South-East Counties match which was played at Cheshunt, all Tottenham had show was a goal from striker Paul Middleton, although goalkeeper Mark Kendall came off the bench as an outfield substitute and hit the bar.

Teams : –
QPR : – .
Spurs : – S. Letch, S. Mabey, Gary Anderson, Chris Hughton, Phil Holyoak, Stuart Beavon, Micky Hazard, S. Deans (Mark Kendall 70), Paul Middleton, Kevin Stead, Gary O’Brien (Malcolm Stewart)
Attendance : – .

Teams –
QPR –
Sub. not used : –
Spurs : –  Mark Kendall, M. Rodney, Roger Wade, A. Shirley, Phil Holyoak, Fred Barwick, Andy Bradbury, (Jason Mathias [Nicky Markwick]), G. Lucas, Barry Pace, Gary O’Brien
Attendance : – ,

Teams :
QPR –  .
Spurs –  Nicky Markwick, Roger Wade, M. Cleaver, Steve Walford, Terry Boyle, Fred Barwick, Steve Cavanagh, Glenn Hoddle (Andy Bradbury), Kevin Stead, Stuart Beavon, Gary Hyams
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
Spurs –  Nicky Markwick, G. Lucas, M. Cleaver, Paul Miller, Phil Holyoak, Lee Bowman, M. Carrigan (B. Douglas), Steve Cavanagh, Barry Pace, Gary Hyams, T. King (John Johnson)
Sub. not used :
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

A Martin Robinson hat-trick was added to by goals from Glenn Hoddle and Ian Smith.

Teams :
Spurs – Nicky Markwick, Roger Wade, Andy Keeley, Fred Barwick, Kieran Barrett, Garry Bacon, Ian Smith, Arbuckle, Martin Robinson, Glenn Hoddle, Gary Hyams
Sub. not used :
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –  ,

Teams –
QPR : –
Spurs : – Ian Cranstone, Micky Stead, Cavanagh, Andy Keeley, Steve Walford, Fred Barwick, King, Glenn Hoddle, Martin Robinson, Garry Bacon, Gary Hyams
Ref. : –
Attendance : – ,

Teams –
Spurs : – Ian Cranstone, Ian Smith, Micky Stead, Wayne Cegielski, Roger Gibbins, Noel Brotherston, John Margerrison, Konrad Powley, Martin Robinson, Howe
QPR : –
Attendance : – ,

Teams :
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs – Ian Cranstone Ian Smith, Micky Stead, Andy Keeley, Wayne Cegielski, Konrad Powley, Noel Brotherston, Garry Bacon, Roger Gibbins, Martin Robinson, Howe (D. Gillett)
Attendance : –   ,

It was the visitors who took the lead, but John Margerrison finished off an in-direct free-kick taken by Gary Anderson, who then turned scorer with a thunderous shot.  Gary Mabee scored the third and Konrad Powley made it 4-1 near the final whistle.

Teams :
QPR –   Calder, Spencer, Williams, Tagg, Kempton, Sanders, Roots, Hewson, Baker, French, Wilson.
Subs not used :
Spurs –  Ian Cranstone, Ian Smith, Gary Hayzelden, Andy Keeley, Wayne Cegielski, Gary Anderson, Chris Jones, John Margerrison, Gary Mabee, Roger Gibbins, Bobby Scarth
Subs not used :
Attendance : –  ,

The Tottenham youngsters played very well and although the first half was goal-less, the second half saw Spurs take the points with a goal from John Margerrison seized on a defensive error and then the scorer turned provider.  He played the ball to Chris Jones, who controlled it on his chest and despite the keeper trying to pull him down, managed to score and put the game out of Rangers’ reach.

Teams :
QPR –   Calder, Spencer, Williams, Tagg, Kempton, Sanders, Roots, Hewson, Baker, French, Wilson.
Subs not used :
Spurs –  Ian Cranstone, Ian Smith, Gary Hayzelden, Andy Keeley, Wayne Cegielski, Gary Anderson, Chris Jones, John Margerrison, Gary Mabee, Roger Gibbins, Bobby Scarth
Subs not used :
Attendance : –  ,

The two Rangers goals came at the end of each half and despite Tottenham controlling the game early on in the proceedings, they lost out in midfield to a more experienced QPR side.

Spurs had their chances, with Gary Mabee going close to scoring twice but both times the R’s keeper pulled off very good saves to deny the Spurs striker.

Teams :
Spurs – Phil Matthews, Les Boughey, Gary Anderson, John Field, Keith Osgood, Chris McGrath, Chris Jones, John Margerrison, Gary Mabee, Cook, Bobby Scarth
Subs not used :
QPR –  .
Subs not used :
Attendance : –   ,

Danny Clapton tapped a short corner to Mike Flanagan and he put in a cross that Joe Peck finished at the far post early on in the match.

Flanagan produced an accurate finish late in the game to make it 2-0, but the Spurs side should have had a bigger winning margin with the amount of possession they had in the match.

Teams :
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Spurs – Terry Lee, Les Boughey, Eddie Jones, Keith Osgood, Joe Peck, Chris McGrath, Gary Mabee, John Lewis, Ray Clarke, Danny Clapton, Mike Flanagan
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –  ,

Spurs eased to a straightforward win over QPR Youth at Cheshunt in the South-East Counties Division 1.

Ray Clarke headed in the opening goal and running up the outside Les Boughey hit the second.  A third came before the half-time whistle from Gary Mabee, who hit a left foot shot into the net.

Three more goals followed in the second half, as a foul on Danny Clapton gave Clarke the opportunity to score his second from the penalty spot, while he completed his hat-trick before Mabee’s second to round off a 6-0 victory. 

Teams :
Spurs –  Terry Lee, Les Boughey, Eddie Jones, Keith Osgood, Joe Peck, M. Jackson, Gary Mabee, Danny Clapton (C. Rigby), Ray Clarke, John Lewis, Mike Flanagan
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,

John Oliver saw his shot bounce back off the post in the first few minutes, but Tottenham had to wait until halfway through the first half to open the scoring, when Phil Holder put in a pacy cross to the far post and Billy Edwards headed home.  Holder doubled the lead just before half-time, when he was on the end of a good passing move and with the defence thinking he was going to pass again, the midfielder smashed the ball past the keeper to make it 2-0.

Although Spurs had much of the possession in the second half, there was no further scoring.

Teams :
Spurs –   Barry Daines, Bobby Almond, M. Embleton, Mike Dillon, Billy Edwards, Phil Holder, John Oliver, Ron Gilson, Ray Clarke, Turner, Gary Plackett
QPR –  .
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –  ,

Teams :
QPR –  Cerbis, Evans, Lane, Wilson, Tom, Ian Gillard, Dave Thomas, Gerry Francis, Owen, Collman, Viv Busby.
Sub. not used :
Spurs –
Sub. not used :
Attendance : –   ,