Video of goal highlights from the Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur game on October 31, 2009, Saturday. It is the 162nd edition of the North London derby, and kicks off at the Emirates Stadium at 12.45 UK time. The corresponding fixture between the two teams ended in a 4-4 draw, with former Arsenal boy David Bentley scoring an absolute screamer for Spurs.
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Portsmouth vs Tottenham goals highlights- October 17
Video goal highlights from the Portsmouth vs Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, 17 October at Fratton Park. Kickoff 3pm UK time.
Pompey are bottom of the table going into this game, but won their last fixture against Wolves, and will be hoping to carry on from where they left at Molineux.
Spurs are third in the table, and can consolidate their position with a win at Fratton Park.
Final score :- Full Time
Portsmouth 1-2 Tottenham ( Ledley King 29′, Jermain Defoe 45’/ Kevin Prince Boateng 60′)
Portsmouth 0-1 Tottenham ( Ledley King 29′ goal)
Niko Kranjcar swings in the corner, and Ledley King heads the Lilywhites ahead.
Portsmouth 0-2 Tottenham ( Jermain Defoe 45′ goal)
Good work from Jermaine Jenas on the right hand side, and Jermain Defoe pokes it in against his former club.
Portsmouth 1-2 Tottenham ( Kevin Prince Boateng 60′ goal)
Kevin Prince Boateng scores against his former club, and Pompey have pulled one back.
Late Lennon strike sinks West Ham
West Ham 1-2 Tottenham Hotspur ( Carlton Cole 49’/ Jermain Defoe 54′, Aaron Lennon 79′)
A late goal from winger Aaron Lennon allowed Tottenham Hotspur to emerge triumphant in their London derby against West Ham United at Upton Park today afternoon. The result means Spurs have now won their first three games of their season- a feat last achieved by Bill Nicholson’s trophy winning 1960/61 side.
The Hammers were the better side in the first half, and Cole missed two very good chances to put the East London outfit ahead. First, he had Spurs keeper Carlo Cudicini at his mercy but did not take advantage, and then he failed to get on the end of a cross from Junior Stanislas. Spurs had Ledley King hitting the crossbar from a set piece, but there was nothing else worthy of mention from Harry Redknapp’s side in the first half.