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Tottenham - (The
Spurs)
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Stadium:
White Hart Lane
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Manager:
Glenn Hoddle (Mar 2002)
Games 53 W42%, D19%, L40% |
Position
in League:
9th |
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Total |
Home |
Away |
Discipline
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| Points |
38 |
27 |
11 |
Fouls |
408 |
| Goals for |
39 |
28 |
11 |
Yellows |
44 |
| Goals
against |
45 |
22 |
23 |
Reds |
5 |
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- It's Tottenham's fourth London derby in succession. They've lost
the last three, in addition to an away League game at Manchester United.
FA Cup and Premiership defeats by Chelsea and last Monday's home reverse
by Charlton mean that Glenn Hoddle's side have conceded 13 goals in
four outings and scored none.
- Tottenham have already won at Craven Cottage this season. They defeated
the Cottagers 2-1 in the Fourth Round of the Worthington Cup in November.
- 4 wins in last 9 League and Cup games
- Won 2 of last 5 Premiership matches
- Drawn 1 of last 17 in all competitions
- 1 draw in last 10 top flight encounters
- Lost 5 of last 6 confrontations
- 8 defeats in last 13 top division duels
- Failed to score in 5 of last 10 contests
- Failed to find the net in 4 of last 6 League clashes
- 1 clean sheet in last 8
- Managed 1 clean sheet in last 13 top tier League outings
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- Lost last 4 - 3 Premiership , 1 FAC
- Lost last 4 away - 3 Premiership , 1 WC
- Lost last 4 away Premiership matches
- Without an away league win in 7 [1 draw, 6 defeats]
- Gone 12 since a draw (6 in the Premiership )
- Not scored in 4 [387 mins / 6 hrs 27 mins]
- Gone 6 without a clean sheet
- Gone 9 league games since a clean sheet
- 12 clean sheets - 6 in Premiership
- Failed to score 8 times - 7 in Premiership
- Lost last four against Manchester United (4-0, A, Premiership , 6
Mar), Chelsea (0-4, H, FAC, 10 Mar), Chelsea (4-0, A, Premiership ,
13 Mar) and Charlton (0-1, H, Premiership , 18 Mar).
- Last away win was 0-2 at Coventry in the Third Round of the FA Cup
on 16 January, 2002
- Last away Premiership win was 0-1 at West Ham on 24 November, 2001.
- Last draw was 1-1, at home to Everton in the Premiership on 19 January,
2002.
- Involved in one of the four highest scoring Premier League matches
this season. Eight goals were registered in Manchester United's 5-3
win at Spurs on 29 September.
- One of two clubs to have been 'doubled' on most occasions this season
- 4. The other is Leicester.
- Hit the woodwork 15 times in Premiership matches this season - that's
more occasions than any other club
- Premiership doubles achieved - 1
- Premiership doubles suffered - 4
- 5 Red cards - 4 in Premiership
- Ever presents - 0
Away
league results so far
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TOP SCORERS
- Ferdinand - 15(9 lge, 6 cup)
- Also: Poyet - 12(8 lge, 4 cup), Sheringham
- 8(5 lge, 3 cup),
Davies - 7(4 lge, 3 cup), Ziege
- 7(5 lge, 2 cup)
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CAREER MILE STONES
- Chris ARMSTRONG needs a brace to score 50 League goals for Tottenham
- Tim SHERWOOD is one strike away from 50 career League goals
- If SHERWOOD plays, he'll be making the 550th club appearance of his
career
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FINAL WHISTLE SCENARIO'S
- Best - Up 2 to 7th
If Tottenham win and,
Aston Villa, away to Ipswich, lose and,
Charlton, home to Bolton,lose and,
there is a goal swing to Tottenham of 7 goals
- Worst - Down 3 to 12th
if Tottenham lose and
Southampton, away to Sunderland, win and
Middlesborough, away to Man U, win with a 3 goal swing.
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source= BBC
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Fulham FC - (The
Cottagers)
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Stadium:
Craven Cottage
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Manager:
Jean Tigana(Jul 2000)
Games 98, W49%, D31%, L21% |
Position
in League:
12th |
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Total |
Home |
Away |
Discipline
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| Points |
35 |
24 |
11 |
Fouls |
438 |
| Goals for |
30 |
18 |
12 |
Yellows |
43 |
| Goals
against |
36 |
13 |
23 |
Reds |
1 |
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- FA Cup semi-finalists Fulham are aiming for only a second win in
16 home League meetings with Spurs. They've been in freefall for a month,
having lost their last five Premiership matches in their worst spell
under Jean Tigana.
- 1 win in last 6 League and Cup games
- Won 1 of last 9 Premiership matches
- Drawn 1 of last 11 in all competitions
- 1 draw in last 8 top flight encounters
- Lost 6 of last 10 domestic confrontations
- 6 defeats in last 8 top division duels
- Failed to score in 1 of last 8 contests
- Failed to find the net in 1 of the last 6 League clashes
- 1 clean sheet in last 7
- Managed 2 clean sheets in last 10 top tier League outings
- Lost last 5 Premiership games.
- Gone 8 since draw
- Lost the last five Premiership games against Middlesbrough (2-1,
A, 19 Feb), Arsenal (4-1, A, 23 Feb), Liverpool (0-2, H, 2 Mar), Chelsea
(3-2, A, 6 Mar) and Everton (2-1, A, 16 Mar).
- Last Premiership win was 2-0 at home to Blackburn on 9 February,
2002.
- One of five clubs to have drawn most home Premiership matches - 6.
The others are Aston Villa, Bolton, Leeds and Leicester.
- Conceded the earliest Premiership goal this season. David Unsworth's
27th second strike for Everton at Goodison on 16 March is the quickest
top flight goal so far this campaign.
- Registered more top division goalless draws than any other club -
6.
- Caught offside 62 times and committed 357 fouls in Premiership matches
this season - that's fewer than any other club on both counts
- 15 clean sheets - 12 in Premiership
- Failed to score 11 times - All in Premiership.
- Premiership doubles achieved - 0
- Premiership doubles suffered - 2
- Ever presents - 2
Steve Finnan, Steed Malbranque
- Started every game - 1 Steve Finnan
Home
league results so far
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TOP SCORERS
- Hayles - 11 (7 lge, 4 cups)
- Also: Malbranque - 9(7 lge, 2 cups), Saha - 8(7 lge, 1 cups),
Steve Marlet 7(4 lge, 3 cups), Legwinski 5(3 lge, 2 cups)
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FINAL WHISTLE SCENARIO'S
- Best - Up 3 to 9th
If Fulham win and,
Southampton lose or draw away at Sunderland.
- Worst - Down 3 to 15th
If Fulham lose, and
Middlesbrough, away to Man U, at least draw and,
Sunderland , home to Southampton, win and
Everton, away to Derby, win.
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CAREER MILE STONES
- Barry HAYLES is a double strike away from 50 goals for Fulham
- If he plays, Bjarne GOLDBAEK will be making his 100th appearance
in the English League
- If involved, John TROLLOPE will be making his 100th appearance for
the Cottagers
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source= BBC/SKY
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