MATCH STATS
Barclaycard Premiership - Fulham v Tottenham 19.45 - 11/09/2002
	Fulham
	Spurs
	Head to Head
	Disciplinary

Tottenham (Spurs) Stadium: White Hart Lane Played 4 - 2nd in Prem on 10 pts	Manager: Glenn Hoddle (Apr 2001) Games: 65 - W 43%, D 22%, L 35%
Unbeaten this season - All Prem(3 wins, 1 draw) Won the last three against Aston Villa (1-0 H, 24 Aug), Charlton (0-1, A, 27 Aug) and Southampton (2-1, H, 31 Aug). The 0-1 defeat at home to Charlton on 18 March was the last time Spurs failed to score. Tottenham's 50th Premiership game under Glenn Hoddle. CLEAN SHEETS - 2 FAILED TO SCORE - 0. RED CARDS - 0 Of their 6 goals 2 came in the first 10 mins with another between 21 and 30 mins 5 goals have been scored with the right foot, 1 with the left and no headers
AT THE FINAL WHISTLE Best Scenario Up 1 places to top. Worst Scenario Down 2 to 4th.
CAREER MILESTONES Tim SHERWOOD and Robbie KEANE are each one strike away from 50 career League goals. If involved from the kick off, Simon DAVIES will be making his 100th career League start.
TOP SCORERS Ferdinand 2(2 Lge) Also Davis 1 Lge, Etherington 1 Lge, Redknapp 1 Lge, Sheringham 1 Lge. Last Seasons Top Scorers: Ferdinand - 15, Poyet - 14, Sheringham - 13
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Fulham FC - (The Cottagers) Played 3 - 14th in Prem on 4 points	Manager: Jean Tigana (Jul 2000) Games 118, W46%, D32%, L22%
Won last 4 home League and Cup games Fulham have played eleven League and Cup matches already this season and lost just once. The Cottagers have recorded a 4-1 home win over Bolton, and 2-2 draw at Middlesbrough courtesy of stoppage time goals from Davis and Sava. They have also capped a fine run in the Intertoto Cup with a 3-1 victory over Bologna in the second leg of the final at Loftus Road on Tuesday. Junichi Inamoto completed a magnificent hat trick to land his club a first ever Uefa Cup berth. A draw for Fulham would mean they had picked up exactly 150 League points under Jean Tigana, while a win would take the clubs Premiership points under Tigana past the 50 mark. They are on 48 at present. 5 wins in last 11 League and Cup games. Won 3 of last 16 Premiership matches. Drawn 5 of last 11 in all competitions. 4 draws in last 10 top flight encounters. Lost 1 of last 11 confrontations. 9 defeats in last 16 top division duels. Failed to score in 2 of last 11 contests. Failed to find the net in 4 of the last 9 League clashes. 4 clean sheets in last 11. Managed 3 clean sheets in last 7 top tier League outings. Scored in 9 of the last 10 games in all competitions. CLEAN SHEETS - 4 FAILED TO SCORE - 2. RED CARDS - 0 Been awarded and converted two penalties in Premiership matches this season. No other club has scored more. 4 goals have been scored with the left foot, 2 with the right and no headers
AT THE FINAL WHISTLE Best Scenario Up 8 places to 6th. Worst Scenario Down 5 to 19th.
CAREER MILESTONES Barry HAYLES needs one more strike to register 50 goals for Fulham. If named in the eleven, Steed MALBRANQUE will be making his 50th start for the Londoners.
TOP SCORERS Inamoto - 4(4 Euro), Legwinski - 4(2 Lge 2 Euro) Also: Marlet - 3(1 Lge 2 Euro), Davis/Saha - 2(1 Lge 1 Euro) Last Seasons Top Scorers: Hayles - 12, Malbranque - 10, Marlet/Saha - 9
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Head to Head

Having done the 'double' over Fulham in their first Premiership season, Tottenham hold a 100% Premier League record over their London rivals. Only once have Spurs lost a top flight match at Fulham. That was the 4-1 defeat on 13 February, 1965. Fulham have won only one of their last 16 home League fixtures against Spurs since 1946. That was 4-1 in the old League - Division One on 13 February, 1965. There has not been a sending off in this corresponding League fixture. Match report - Fulham v Tottenham - Premiership 24th Mar 2002 Previous results between the two clubs

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Disciplinary

Matchday Referee: Mark Halsey, Welwyn Garden City Mark Halsey enjoyed a fairly meteoric rise to the Premier League referees list having only taken up the profession in the 1988/89 season. The 41-year-old self-employed driver - or white van man - caught the refereeing bug in the Hertfordshire County League, before joining the football league as a linesman in 1993. Halsey came into the Premiership with a reputation as a lover of injury time. He was in charge of the 1998/99 Division Two play-off final in which Manchester City scored in the 95th minute to equalise with Gillingham, before winning the match on penalties. His first season in the top flight was relatively controversy free, averaging 3.1 bookings per game in the 16 matches he took charge of. Since then, Halsey has become one of the league's most respected referees and took charge of over 20 matches last season. Source:4thegame.com (Ed. - Ref Halsey reffed 3 Fulham games last season the League Cup 1-2 home defeat against Spurs, our 2-0 home victory over Blackburn, he booked Malbranque, Marlet and Melville, and the 1-0 home defeat against West Ham in which he booked Finnan. Last season only 5 ref's dished out more red cards than Mr Halsey) 2001/ 2002 stats Mr. Halsey's score sheet Average Premiership Referee score sheet Total Match Avg Total Match Avg Games 21 16 Fouls 612 29.14 472 29.81 Penalties 5 0.24 3 0.19 Yellow cards 64 3.05 49 3.07 Red Cards 4 0.19 3 0.19

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