Full results history of Spurs v Stevenage
Spurs score first; goal times and opposition goal-scorers given where known
Date Venue Competition Score Spurs Scorers Stevenage Scorers Attendance
07.03.2012 H FA Cup R5r 3 – 1 Defoe 26, Adebayor (p) 55, Defoe 75 Byrom (p) 4 35,757
19.02.2012 A FA Cup R5 0 – 0 – – 6,332

 

Friendlies
Date Venue Score Spurs Scorers Stevenage Scorers Attendance
18.07.2012 A 2 – 0 Sigurdsson, Falque – 5,109
§  01.08.2015 A 2 – 0 Oduwa 6, Harrison (p) 88 – –
07.07.2007 A 3 – 1 Keane (p) 18, Bent 47, Taarabt 68 O. Allen 43 >7,000
25.07.2006 A 3 – 0 Defoe 32, Berbatov (p) 80, Defoe (p) 87 – >6,000
09.07.2005 A 3 – 0 Kanoute 44, Mido 67, Defoe 83 – >4,000
16.07.2003 A 2 – 0 Acimovic 19, Postiga 51 – 6,449
21.07.2002 A 4 – 0 Jackson 29, Anderton 37, Anderton 44, Rebrov 69 – 4,965
∅  20.12.2001 A 1 – 1 Sherwood ?? –
13.07.2001 A 8 – 1 Poyet 8, Ferguson 21, Poyet 27, Poyet 30, Ferguson 37, Freund 78, Kamanan 80, Kamanan 85 Hamsher (p) 17 5,914

§ = Spurs XI
∅ = Spurs Reserves

Complete record of Spurs v Stevenage results : – 

Played Won Drawn Lost For Against
 2 1 1 0 3 1

Home :

Played Won Drawn Lost For Against
1 1 0 0 3 1

Away :

Played Won Drawn Lost For Against
 1 0 1 0 0 0


Breakdown by competition

FA Cup :

Played Won Drawn Lost For Against
Home 1 1 0 0 3 1
Away 1 0 1 0 0 0
Total 2 1 1 0 3 1


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Spurs v Stevenage Stats

Number of games since a defeat =   N/A
Number of games since a win =   0  (07.03.2012)
Number of games since a draw =   1  (19.02.2012)  

Biggest home win =  3 – 1 on 07.03.2012
Biggest away win = N/A
Biggest home defeat = N/A
Biggest away defeat = N/A
Highest aggregate of goals in a match = 4  –  3-1 on 07.03.2012

Biggest home crowd = 35,757 on 07.03.2012
Smallest home crowd = N/A
Biggest away crowd =   6,332 on 19.02.2012
Smallest away crowd = N/A

Longest sequence without scoring = 1 game (19.02.2012)
Longest sequence without conceding = 1 game (19.02.2012)
Longest sequence without a loss =  2 games (19.02.2012 to 07.03.2012)
Longest sequence without a win = 1 game (19.02.2012)

Most goals in a game for Spurs against Stevenage = 2 Jermain Defoe on 07.03.2012

                                                                                                             

Tottenham’s goal-scorers against Stevenage

Number of goals Scorer
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2 Defoe
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1 Adebayor
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Spurs v Stevenage Match Reports
[this page is under-going on-going construction – please bear with MEHSTG as we try to complete this mammoth task for all opponents.]

07.03.2012 FA Cup Fifth Round replay      Home    Won   3-1

For a match report, click here.

Teams :
Spurs –   Carlo Cudicini, Younes Kaboul, Ryan Nelsen, Michael Dawson (Kyle Walker 9), Danny Rose, Gareth Bale, Niko Kranjcar (Jake Livermore 81), Aaron Lennon (Emmanuel Adebayor 38), Scott Parker, Rafael van der Vaart, Jermain Defoe
Unused subs. : –  Brad Friedel, William Gallas, Luka Modric, Giovani dos Santos
Manager : – Harry Redknapp
Stevenage – Chris Day, Scott Laird, Mark Roberts   54 , Jon Ashton, Ronnie Henry, Darius Charles (Jennison Myrle-Williams 62), Michael Bostwick   48 , Lawrie Wilson, Joel Byrom, Robin Shroot, Chris Beardsley (Craig Reid 62).
Unused subs. : –  Alan Julian, Stacy Long, Phil Edwards, Peter Winn, Ben May
Manager : – Gary Smith
Attendance : –  35,757
Ref. : – Michael Oliver (Northumberland)
Linesmen : –  Mr. A. Garratt; Mr. S. Ledger
Fourth Official :  Jon Moss
19.02.2012 FA Cup Fifth Round      Away     Drew     0-0

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Teams : 
Stevenage –   Chris Day, Scott Laird, Mark Roberts, Jon Ashton, Ronnie Henry, Darius Charles (Don Cowan 73), Michael Bostwick, Lawrie Wilson, Joel Byrom   41 , Luke Freeman (Phil Edwards 88), Chris Beardsley (Ben May 67).
Unused subs. : – Alan Julian, Stacy Long, Jennison Myrle-Williams, Craig Reid
Manager : – Gary Smith
Spurs –  Carlo Cudicini, Younes Kaboul, Ryan Nelsen, Kyle Walker (Niko Kranjcar 64), Michael Dawson, Jake Livermore, Danny Rose (Aaron Lennon 84), Gareth Bale, Scott Parker, Jermain Defoe, Louis Saha
Unused subs. : –  Brad Friedel, Bongani Khumalo, Ledley King, Massimo Luongo, SImon Dawkins
Manager : – Harry Redknapp
Attendance : –  6,332
Ref. : – Phil Dowd
Linesmen : –  Darren Cann (Red/Yellow flag); Michael McDonough (Yellow flag)
Fourth Official : –  Anthony Taylor.

 

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Spurs v Stevenage Friendly Match Reports

01.08.2015 Spurs XI Friendly      Away     Won     2-0

Crowd : – 
18.07.2012 Spurs Friendly      Away     Won     2-0

Crowd : – 5,109
07.07.2007 Spurs Friendly      Away     Won       3-1

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Crowd : –  >7,000
25.07.2006 Spurs Friendly      Away     Won   3-0

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Crowd : –  >7,000
09.07.2005 Spurs Friendly      Away     Won   3-0

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Crowd : –  >7,000
16.07.2003 Spurs Friendly      Away     Won   2-0

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Crowd : –  6,449
21.07.2002 Spurs Friendly      Away     Won   4-0

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Crowd : –  4,964
02.12.2001 Spurs Reserves Friendly      Away     Drew   1-1

Crowd : –  ??
13.07.2001 Spurs Friendly      Away     Won   8-1

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Crowd : – 5,914
31.12.1946 Friendly      Away     Drew   4-4

Crowd : –  ??
07.04.1947 Friendly      Away     Lost   3-4

Stevenage won a friendly against Spurs 4-3 with goals from Bert Revell, Bill Moseley and two from Les Taylor.

Crowd : –  ??

 

 

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Spurs v Stevenage Notes

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They are linked with both

Ollie Allen .
Luke Amos .
Mark Arber .
Tesfaye Bramble –
Johnny Brooks A tricky dribbler, Johnny Brooks served Tottenham from 1953 to 1959 after joining from Reading, playing 179 times and scoring 51 goals.  Left in a swap deal that brought Les Allen to White Hart Lane and took Brooks to Chelsea, then moving around London to play for Brentford and Crystal Palace before trying his luck in Toronto,  Returned to England in 1964 to play for Stevenage Town for three years.  He stayed on after that for a while when the club got into financial trouble and became Stevenage Athletic.
Rob Burch –
Chris Day –
Kevin Dearden .
Terry Dixon –
Alan Gilzean The club that arose out of the financial issues in 1968, Stevenage Athletic provided Alan Gilzean with his first management post in 1975, but the club went under again a year later and lead to Stevenage Borough being formed.  Gilzean had played for Tottenham from 1964 through to 1975, becoming a legend at White Hart Lane, making 439appearances and scoring 138 goals.
Ronnie Henry .
Cameron Lancaster .
Charlie Lee –
David Lee .
Stuart Lewis .
Ryan Loft Went on loan to Stevenage from Tottenham as a youth player on 07.01.2017 until the end of the season.  Couldn’t force his way into the first team and left to join Leicester City, Carlisle United on loan and then Scunthorpe United.
Paul Mahorn –
Kenneth McEvoy Irish winger, whose signing was much sought-after, was farmed out on loan to Stevenage on 26.09.2015 until 24.10.2015, making only one substitute appearance on the day he arrived against Cambridge United.  Had other loans away from Tottenham, but left for York City, who he made a few matches for before heading back to Ireland to play for Waterford between spells playing for Midlands non-league side South Normanton Athletic.  HIs second spell with the club was to combine his work career back in England.
Connor Ogilvie Solid defender who came through the Spurs Academy and went out on loan to Stevenage on 14.08.2015 until 04.01.2016 and then 24.01.2017 until the end of that season.  Went on subsequent loans to Gillingham, who he eventually joined in 2019.
Chace O’Neill –
Aramide Oteh –
Dean Parrett –
Luke Prosser –
Isaiah Rankin –
Jack Roles Loaned out to Stevenage by Spurs to get first team experience on 01.02.2021 until the end of the season, when he was released by Tottenham.
Teddy Sheringham .
Jamie Slabber –
Bert Smith Spurs half back of 1919-1930 winning the Second Division title in 1920 and the FA Cup in 1921 as well as playing 319 games for the club.  In May 1931 he went on to coach the Tottenham nursery club Northfleet United and furthered his coaching career at Young Boys of Bern, Harwich and Parkeston and Stevenage, who he took to the Spartan League First Division championship title in his first season.
Neil Smith –
Emmanuel Sonupe –
Mark Stimson .
Peter Taylor –
Harry Voss –
Kevin Watson –
Simon Webb –
Simon Wormull –

 

Debuts against Stevenage

Willie Sage 20.03.1920

 

Last game for the club – played against Stevenage

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First goal scored for the club – scored against Stevenage

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Last goal scored for the club – scored against Stevenage

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Milestones

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Transfers from Tottenham to Stevenage

Name Date Fee
Rob BURCH 2004 Loan
Dean PARRETT 17 October 2013 Released
Cameron LANCASTER 2014 Released
Connor OGILVIE 13 August 2015 Season-long Loan
Kenneth McEVOY 26 September 2015 One Month Loan
Harry VOSS 26 September 2015 One Month Youth Loan
Connor OGILVIE 24 January 2017 Five Month Loan
Ryan LOFT January 2017 Loan
Luke AMOS 29 January 2018 Five Month Loan

 

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Transfers from Stevenage to Tottenham

Name Date Fee
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