spurs v cardiff city match reports

17.01.2006	FA Cup Round 3 replay. For a match report, click here.
07.01.2006	FA Cup Round 3. For a match report, click here.
01.10.2002	League Cup Round 2. For a match report, click here.
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21.01.1978	A double from John Duncan gave Spurs a 2-1 win with Cardiff's goal, coming through central defender Paul Went. Teams : Spurs - Subs not used : Cardiff City - . Subs not used : Attendance : - 29,104
03.09.1977	A goal-less draw at Ninian Park was the result of this Second Division match. Teams : Cardiff City - . Subs not used : Spurs - Subs not used : Attendance : - 8,901
08.01.1977	This Third Round tie caused a FA Cup upset as Cardiff City turned over First Division Spurs at Ninian Park. The Second Division side took a seventh minute lead when Peter Sayer scored the only goal of the game to knock Tottenham out. Teams : Cardiff City - Livermore, Sayer, . Subs not used : Spurs - Subs not used : Attendance : - 27,868
11.08.1973	Pre-season friendly. For a match report, click here. Teams : Spurs - Subs not used : Cardiff City - . Subs not used : Attendance : - ,
13.01.1962	King's penalty cancelled out Dave Mackay's goal in this 1-1 First Division draw. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 33,606
02.09.1961	Spurs ran out 3-2 winners as Cliff Jones, Bobby Smith and Danny Blanchflower's penalty out-scored the Bluebirds' King and Ward. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 37,669
11.03.1961	Spurs lost this First Division encounter in Wales, with Hogg, Walsh and Tapscott hitting the goals for Cardiff that saw off the effort from Tottenham that brought goals from Les Allen and Terry Dyson. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 45,463
02.11.1960	Donnelly's brace for the visiting Bluebirds could not stop Tottenham going on to a 3-2 home win with Terry Dyson, Terry Medwin and a Danny Blanchflower penalty just edging the match for Spurs. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 47,605
20.04.1957	Tottenham completed the season's double over Cardiff in Ninian Park with a 3-0 win thanks to Johnny Brooks, Dave Dunmore and Terry Dyson all hitting the net. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 25,181
13.10.1956	A 5-0 win for Spurs was secured by goals from a George Robb hat-trick and a double from Alfie Stokes. Spurs were not at their best despite the final score-line against a Cardiff side who were seven places off the bottom of the table. Robb put Tottenham ahead after 16 minutes, from a free-kick in what was the only goal of the first half. Spurs almost conceded at the start of the second half, but the Bluebird's "goal" was ruled out for a foul , then Tottenham doubled their lead when Blanchflower set up Alfie Stokes, who took on one man and slid home the second goal. Stokes soon made it 3-0 and although Cardiff struck the crossbar, Robb struck twice more to complete his hat-trick and wrap up a comfortable win. Teams : Spurs - Ditchburn, Baker, Hopkins, Blanchflower (c), Clarke, Marchi, Medwin, Harmer, Bobby Smith, Stokes, Robb Cardiff City - Vearncombe, Davies, Stitfall, Harrington, Malloy, Sullivan, Walsh, Reynolds, Ford, Hitchens, McSeveney Attendance : - 52,429
23.04.1956	A 0-0 draw saw the pints shared in this First Division match at Ninian Park. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 19,684
05.11.1955	Johnny Brooks' penalty cancelled out Walsh's goal for Cardiff as the team played out a 1-1 draw at White Hart Lane. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 34,368
26.03.1955	Spurs came out on top in this game at Ninian Park as Len Duquemin and George RObb netted for Tottenham while Ford scored for the Bluebirds. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 14,461
06.11.1954	Stockin's two goals earned Cardiff a 2-0 win away in the First Division. Teams : Cardiff - Spurs - Attendance : - 38,805
06.03.1954	Cardiff won this home match with Tottenham 1-0 as Tiddy got the only goal of the game. Teams : Cardiff - Spurs - Attendance : - 45,247
17.10.1953	A Grant penalty was the deciding factor in this First Division game at Ninian Park. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 41,083
17.01.1953	The two sides played out a 0-0 draw at Ninian Park. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 36,463
06.09.1952	Len Duquemin and Sid McClellan secured a 2-1 home win against Cardiff, whose goal came from Chisholm . Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 62,150
31.12.1949	Eddie Baily put Spurs no the road to a 2-0 win over the Bluebirds at White Hart Lane, which was completed by recent signing from Cardiff - Billy Rees. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 59,780
03.09.1949	Spurs won this game at Ninian Park in the Second Division with a Les Medley goal being the only difference between the sides. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 42,649
05.03.1949	A single Hollyman goal earned Cardiff a 1-0 win at the Lane in the Second Division meeting with Spurs. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 51,183
09.10.1948	Jones scored the only goal of the game to see Spurs beat Cardiff City at the Lane. . Teams : Spurs - Cardiff - Attendance : - 56,018
17.01.1948	Tottenham took both points in this Second Division meeting with goals from Johnny Jordan and Freddie Cox's penalty, although Rees pulled a goal back for the visitors. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 57,386
06.09.1947	Spurs eased to a 3-0 away win in their first meeting with Cardiff after World War II. Goals scored by Len Duquemin 2 and Les Bennett earned both points for Tottenham. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 48,894
27.03.1941	A week later the next instalment of the War Cup saw Tottenham win 3-2 thanks to George Ludford, Ivan Broadis and Jack Gibbons all being on the mark to see off Cardiff who scored through James and Parker. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 5,210
22.03.1941	An Ivan Broadis hat-trick earned Tottenham a point in this Football League War Cup tie at the Lane, with Cardiff's three goals coming from Moore (2) and Burns. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 5,210
06.04.1931	A 0-0 draw was played out in front of a 6,666 crowd at Ninian Park. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 6,666
03.04.1931	Jimmy Cook and George Hunt were on the score-sheet as their goals were evened out by Cardiff City's two coming from McCambridge. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 41,932
15.03.1930	Jones' goal earned Cardiff a double over Spurs in this Second Division season. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 15,404
09.11.1929	A home defeat for Tottenham was brought on by Miles and Robinson's goals for Cardiff, which were too much for a Meads goal for Spurs in this Second Division game. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 23,071
05.03.1928	A single Jimmy Dimmock goal was enough to win the First Division match between the two sides at White Hart Lane. . Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 16,600
08.10.1927	Townley's goal for Tottenham was not enough to stop Len Davies and Ferguson scoring to condemn Tottenham to a 2-1 defeat in Wales. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 21,811
02.04.1927	Handley and O'Callaghan were the scorers as Spurs ran out 2-1 winners and even scored the Cardiff goal, when Harry Skitt put through his own goal. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 13,384
13.11.1926	Curtis scored for the Bluebirds, but Spurs ran out 4-1 winners thanks to two goals from Osborne and one apiece from Jimmy Dimmock and Handley. Teams : Spurs - Cardiff City - . Attendance : - 16,185
21.09.1925	Jimmy Dimmock scored the only goal of the game to give Spurs the win at Cardiff in this First Division meeting. Teams : Cardiff City - . Spurs - Attendance : - 20,698
14.09.1925	Jack Elkes' goal could not stop Spurs falling to a home defeat as the Bluebirds scored through W. Davies and Lawson to take two points with the 2-1 score-line. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , Cardiff City - , Attendance : - 27, 465
18.03.1925	An away win came via two Jimmy Seed goals at Ninian Park. Teams : Cardiff City - , Spurs - , , , , , , , Attendance : - ,
27.09.1924	Jack Elkes' goal was cancelled out by one for Cardiff from McIlvenny to tie the scores at 1-1. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , Cardiff City - , Attendance : - 38,324
07.04.1924	Tottenham's first defeat at the hands of the Bluebirds was brought about by goals from Jones and Clennell that outdone the one from Alec Lindsay. Teams : Cardiff City - , Spurs - , , , , , , , Attendance : - 15,000
16.02.1924	Goals from Smith and Hagan earned each team a point in this drawn First Division encounter at the Lane. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , Cardiff City - , Attendance : - 32,473
24.02.1923	A rousing first half performance saw Tottenham through this FA Cup Third round tie. 3-0 up at the break, Spurs managed to hold off a determined fight-back by Cardiff to go through 3-2 at the final whistle. First half goals from Alec Lindsay, Jimmy Seed and Charlie Handley's 42nd minute effort put Tottenham in control, but after the hour, a Jack Evens penalty brought the Bluebirds back into the match and a frantic finish was ensured when Jimmy Gill grabbed a second. Teams : Cardiff City - , , , , , , J. Evans, Gill, ,. Spurs - , , , , Seed, Handley, Lindsay, Attendance : - 53,475
02.09.1922	Len Davies' two goals were not enough to stop Spurs leaving Wales with both points as Bert Bliss, Jimmy Seed and Smith hit the net to secure a 3-2 win. Teams : Cardiff City - , Spurs - , , , , , , , Attendance : - 40,000
26.08.1922	The spoils were shared when goals from Jimmy Cantrell and Jimmy Gill produced a 1-1 draw in the First Division at White Hart Lane. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , Cardiff City - , Attendance : - 43,168
09.03.1922	The Fourth Round replay in the FA Cup took place on a Thursday afternoon as Spurs progressed with a 2-1 win. This time it was Cardiff City who went ahead, with Jimmy Gill taking the chance to give the Welsh side a 1-0 advantage in the 42nd minute. It took until halfway through the second half for Jimmy Dimmock to pull Tottenham level and with just six minutes left, Charlie Wilson took Spurs into the Fifth Round with the decisive goal. Teams : Spurs - Jacques, Clay, McDonald, Smith, Walters, Grimsdell, Walden, Seed, Charlie Wilson, Bliss, Dimmock, Cardiff City - H. Davies, Page, Blair, H P Evans, Keenor, Hardy, Grimshaw, Gill, L. Davies, Clennell, J Evans Attendance : - 53,626
04.03.1922	A late late equaliser grabbed a Fourth Round FA Cup replay for the Bluebirds, after Spurs had taken the lead through a 23rd minute Jimmy Seed goal. It was nearly 1-1 after 53 minutes when goalkeeper Bill Jacques caught a ball, but was charged by Len Davies into the goal. The ball was adjudged to have stayed in front of the line, while the majority of the keeper's body was over the line. Even though there were many protests from the crowd, who claimed the ball had clearly crossed the line, only a corner was awarded. However, Davies had the last laugh with a last minute leveller to take the game to White Hart Lane for a replay. Teams : Cardiff City - Davies, Spurs - Jacques, , , , Seed, , , Attendance : - 55,000
03.09.1921	A 4-1 win for Spurs came through goals from Thompson 2, Jimmy Dimmock and at Tom Clay penalty, while the Cardiff goal came from West. Teams : Spurs - , , , , , , , Cardiff City - , Attendance : - 35,700
27.08.1921	A goal from Banks gave Spurs the 1-0 win on this DIvision One meeting at Ninian Park Teams : Cardiff City - , Spurs - , , , , , , , Attendance : - 53,000