There were certainly a few goals flying in when we faced Watford in the second round of the League Cup in 1994!
Then called the Coca-Cola Cup, the first leg at Vicarage Road at the end of September finished 6-3 to Spurs where Jurgen Klinsmann chipped in with a hat-trick. The return at White Hart Lane finished 3-2 to the battling Hornets with Klinsmann again one of the marksmen.
Klinsmann was in his first spell at White Hart Lane and had made his debut on the opening day of the season having played at Watford in a friendly two weeks before when Richard Johnson and Teddy Sheringham shared the goals in the 1-1 draw.
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PREMIUM EXPERIENCES
UNRIVALLED PREMIUM EXPERIENCES
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
An explosive and skilful winger, ILIE DUMITRESCU’s Spurs career may have been brief, but the Romanian international certainly provided a spark in an exciting side during his short stay in N17. We recently caught up with our former number 8 to chat about his time at the Club and find out what he is up to now.
PAPER CHASE
Club historian John Fennelly looks back at what supporters were reading on their way in, at half-time and in the newspapers afterwards when WATFORD visited in January 1984.
SPURS WOMEN
Kickoff is scheduled for 3pm and tickets are available now!
TREBLE TOP
Looking back at Spurs hat-tricks scored against today’s opposition.
HUGO'S SPECIAL GIFT
Chairman Daniel Levy presented Hugo Lloris with a commemorative shirt signed by the squad last Wednesday after he became our record Premier League appearance holder on Sunday.
O CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN!
Exclusive interview with HUGO LLORIS, our humble club captain who last weekend wrote his name into our history books by becoming our record Premier League appearance maker. Paul Miles sat down with the French international to get his thoughts on his nine years at Spurs.
MY FIRST GAME - Newport County 0 Spurs 4
In every matchday programme this season, we’re inviting our fans to reminisce about their first-ever Spurs game to refresh the memories of those momentous occasions! If you’d like to appear in this feature, drop us an email to programme@tottenhamhotspur.com with a few details of the first time you saw the mighty Spurs play – and we’ll do the rest!
I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO 62,000 OF YOU INSIDE THIS BEAUTIFUL STADIUM ROARING US ON THIS AFTERNOON
Good afternoon and welcome to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for our Premier League fixture against Watford.
DEVELOPMENT SQUAD
HAT-TRICK HERO DILAN MARKANDAY IN ACTION AGAINST LEEDS
The Nicest Places in America
Have you ever noticed that nice people usually travel in groups? Maybe that’s because they have a knack for bringing others along, whether it’s with a simple smile or a great leap that turns a disaster into an opportunity. For our third Nicest Places search, we decided to go big. We wanted to find the nicest place not only in America, but in each and every state. And with the help of more than 1,000 nominations, we think we’ve found them.
Ranieri has the steel to last the pace at ruthless Watford
Italian will have to be at his sharpest to survive the hire-andfire culture of Vicarage Road ownership, writes Tony Evans
Premier League
Jadon Sancho makes his Manchester United debut as top-flight action begins in earnest
NO STEEL PITY
New Blades boss can feel a resurgence
MUNOZ: HORNETS READY FOR A REST
XISCO Munoz insisted that his Watford play-ers need rest over the upcoming international break even if it risks disrupting the momentum that has propelled them into the automatic promotion places.
‘CLEAR GOAL' IRKS RAMS BOSS ROO
Ref rules out effort for a foul
How could I tell him what happened?
Kayleigh Connor, 31, had long dreaded the day her precious son Oscar would ask her why he looks different to other children
BIG BEN CHIMES
BILLY MULLEY TALKS TO WATFORD DEFENDER BEN WILMOT ABOUT HIS RAPID RISE - AND HOW IT WAS AIDED BY A SPELL IN ITALY
VIDEO NASTY
Foster’s highlights reel wrecked by Lowe
MUNOZ OFF TO PERFECT START
XISCO Munoz celebrat-ed victory in his first match as Watford boss after Ismaila Sarr’s first-half goal was enough to earn the points at home to leaders Norwich.