The glorious TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR history contains TWO championships 1951 & 1961, EIGHT FA cups 1901, 1921, 1961, 1962, 1967, 1981, 1982 & 1991, THREE European trophies 1963, 1972 & 1984 and FOUR League Cup wins 1971, 1973, 1999 & 2008

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Record Attendance: 75,038 v Sunderland, FA Cup 6th Round, 5 March 1938
Record Victory:13 - 2 v Crewe Alex, FA Cup 4th Rnd Replay, 3 February 1960
Record Defeat:0 - 7 v Liverpool, Division 1, 2 September 1978 
Most League Points:(2 for a win) 70, Division 2, 1919-20
Most League Points:(3 for a win) 77, Division 1, 1984-85 
Most League Goals:115, Division 1, 1960-61
Most League Goals in Total: Jimmy Greaves, 220, 1961-70 
Most League Appearances: Steve Perryman, 655, 1969-1986 
League Record1908 elected to Division 2; 1909-15 Division 1; 1919-20 Division 2; 1920-28 Division 1; 1928-33 Division 2; 1933-35 Division 1; 1935-50 Division 2; 1950-77 Division 1; 1977-78 Division 2; 1978-92 Division 1; 1992 - FA Premier League

FA Cup Final 1900-01 : Crystal Palace (Att:- 114,815)
Tottenham Hotspur 2-2 Sheffield United
Team: 1.George Clawley, 2.Harry Erentz, 3.Sandy Tait, 4.Tom Morris, 5.Ted Hughes, 6.Jack L Jones, 7.Tom Smith, 8.John Cameron, 9.Sandy Brown, 10.David Copeland, 11.John Kirwan
Scorer: Sandy Brown (2)
Player/Manager: John Cameron

FA Cup Final Replay 1900-01: Burnden Park, Bolton (Att:- 20,470)
Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 Sheffield United
Team: 1.George Clawley, 2.Harry Erentz, 3.Sandy Tait, 4.Tom Morris, 5.Ted Hughes, 6.Jack L Jones, 7.Tom Smith, 8.John Cameron, 9.Sandy Brown, 10.David Copeland, 11.John Kirwan
Scorers: John Cameron, Tom Smith, Sandy Brown
Player/Manager: John Cameron

FA Cup Final 1920-21 : At Stamford Bridge (Att:- 72,805)
Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Team: 1.Alex Hunter, 2.Tommy Clay, 3.Bob McDonald, 4.Bert Smith, 5.Sonny Walters, 6.Arthur Grimsdell, 7.Jimmy Banks, 8.Jimmy Seed, 9.Jimmy Cantrell, 10.Bert Bliss, 11.Jimmy Dimmock
Scorer: Jinking Jimmy Dimmock
Manager: Peter McWilliam

FA Cup Final 1960-61 : At Wembley (Att:- 100,000)
Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 Leicester City
Team: 1.Bill Brown, 2.Peter Baker, 3.Ron Henry, 4.Danny Blanchflower, 5.Maurice Norman, 6.Dave Mackay, 7.Cliff Jones, 8.John White, 9.Bobby Smith, 10.Les Allen, 11.Terry Dyson
Scorers: Bobby Smith, Terry Dyson
Manager: Bill Nicholson

Geoff Torre, the manager of the Mecca Tottenham Royal Dance Hall and a publicity shot of the team showing off their cup medals not long after the Double Team had their victory parade up the high road in an open top bus. (with thanks to Rob Torre)

FA Cup Final 1961-62 : At Wembley (Att:- 100,000)
Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 Burnley
Team: 1.Bill Brown, 2.Peter Baker, 3.Ron Henry, 4.Danny Blanchflower, 5.Maurice Norman, 6.Dave Mackay, 7.Terry Medwin, 8.John White, 9.Bobby Smith, 10.Jimmy Greaves, 11.Cliff Jones
Scorers: Danny Blanchflower (pen), Bobby Smith, Jimmy Greaves
Manager: Bill Nicholson

European Cup Winners' Cup Final 1962-63 : Rotterdam (Att:- 40,000)
Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 Atletico Madrid
Team: 1.Bill Brown, 2.Peter Baker, 3.Ron Henry, 4.Danny Blanchflower, 5.Maurice Norman, 6.Tony Marchi, 7.Cliff Jones, 8.John White, 9.Bobby Smith, 10.Jimmy Greaves, 11.Terry Dyson
Scorers: Jimmy Greaves (2), Terry Dyson (2), John White
Manager: Bill Nicholson

FA Cup Final 1966-67 : At Wembley (Att:- 100,000)
Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Chelsea
Team: 1.Pat Jennings, 2.Joe Kinnear, 3.Cyril Knowles, 4.Alan Mullery, 5.Mike England, 6.Dave Mackay, 7.Jimmy Robertson, 8.Jimmy Greaves, 9.Alan Gilzean, 10.Terry Venables, 11.Frank Saul. Sub (not used): Cliff Jones
Scorers: Jimmy Robertson, Frank Saul
Manager: Bill Nicholson

Football League Cup Final 1970-71 : At Wembley (Att:- 100,000)
Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 Aston Villa
Team: 1.Pat Jennings, 2.Joe Kinnear, 3.Cyril Knowles, 4.Alan Mullery, 5.Peter Collins, 6.Phil Beal, 7.Alan Gilzean, 8.Steve Perryman, 9.Martin Chivers, 10.Martin Peters, 11.Jimmy Neighbour, Sub (not used): Jimmy Pearce
Scorer: Martin Chivers (2)
Manager: Bill Nicholson

UEFA Cup Final 1971-72 : First leg at Molinuex, Wolverhampton (Att:- 38,362)
Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-2 Tottenham Hotspur
Team: 1.Pat Jennings, 2.Joe Kinnear, 3.Cyril Knowles, 4.Alan Mullery, 5.Mike England, 6.Phil Beal, 7.Alan Gilzean, 8.Steve Perryman, 9.Martin Chivers, 10.Martin Peters, 11.Ralph Coates (12.John Pratt 73)
Scorer: Martin Chivers (2)
Manager: Bill Nicholson

UEFA Cup Final 1971-72 : Second leg at White Hart Lane (Att:- 54,303)
Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Team: 1.Pat Jennings, 2.Joe Kinnear, 3.Cyril Knowles, 4.Alan Mullery, 5.Mike England, 6.Phil Beal, 7.Alan Gilzean, 8.Steve Perryman, 9.Martin Chivers, 10.Martin Peters, 11.Ralph Coates. Subs (not used): 14. Terry Naylor, 15. John Pratt, 16. Jimmy Pearce, 17.Barry Daines
Scorer: Alan Mullery
Manager: Bill Nicholson

Football League Cup Final 1972-73 : At Wembley (Att:- 100,000)
Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Norwich City
Team: 1.Pat Jennings, 2.Joe Kinnear, 3.Cyril Knowles, 4.John Pratt (12.Ralph Coates 25), 5.Mike England, 6.Phil Beal, 7.Alan Gilzean, 8.Steve Perryman, 9.Martin Chivers, 10.Martin Peters, 11.Jimmy Pearce
Scorer: Ralph Coates
Manager: Bill Nicholson