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Arsenal look fantastic in the North London derby against Tottenham Hotspur. First left two goals, Arsene Wenger was able to catch up and even reverse the situation to be 5-2.

Compete at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday (26/02/2012), Tottenham started the match well. They are fast winning goal by Louis Saha.

As the game past the half hour, the visitors doubled their advantage. This time, Emmanuel Adebayor, who make a goal by white dots.

But, before the break, Arsenal can catch up. Two goals from Bacary Sagna and Robin van Persie made the score 2-2 to be equally strong.

In the second half, the Gunners scored three additional toll. Two of the foot of Theo Walcott, Tomas Rosicky's rest.

This victory lifted Arsenal to fourth position of Premier League standings with a collection of 46 points from 26 matches. Tottenham one strip on top with 53 points.


The game

Running for three minutes, Tottenham had opened the scoring. Saha brought the Lilywhites ahead while Arsenal host.

These goals came from bait Adebayor to Saha, who stood unmarked. He entered the penalty box, do the shot. Thomas Vermaelen hit the ball, bounced off the ground, making the goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny off step.

Tottenham goal in minute 33 second came from the spot, after Gareth Bale dropped Szczesny. Adebayor advanced as an executioner, and he successfully broke into his former club's goalkeeper.

Sagna Arsenal reduce the score at minute 39. It goes right back into the penalty box for the ball in the goal mouth stomach Spurs, who then could not stop Brad Friedel.

Only three minutes later, Arsenal scored again. Van Persie to outwit two opposing players, spun around, then kick off the left arch, and the ball lodged in the right corner of Friedel's goal. Score now 2-2.

At the beginning of the second half, Arsenal almost back ahead. However, Yossi Benayoun shot from inside the box can still be pushed over by Friedel.

The home team finally really excel at minute 51. Measured Sagna's cross from the right wing passed by Rosicky into the goal with a flick pelannya Tottenham. Arsenal lead 3-2.

Walcott could not take advantage of opportunities he gets in the 57th minute. Shot was wide.

Eight minutes later, Walcott fortunes changed. This time, she struck the ball into the goal.

In a counterattack, Van Persie managed to protect the ball from two defenders siege. He then passes the skin round towards Walcott who ran from behind. Briefly dribble, Walcott then mencungkilnya past Friedel.

Walcott to make a goal again in the 68th minute. Utilizing the feed side of Alex Song, 14 players back number is coolly Friedel for the second time.

Rosicky scored his second goal chance in the 76th minute. Play bait one-two with Walcott, he ends with a left leg kick direction is still sideways.

Tottenham have finally finished the game with 10 players. Scott Parker received a second yellow card in the 86th minute for roughing Vermaelen.

Until the end of the game, the score was 5-2 to Arsenal has not changed.

Team Line-up:
Arsenal: Szczesny, Sagna, Koscielny, Vermaelen, Gibbs (Jenkinson 75 '), Song, Arteta, Walcott (Oxlade-Chamberlain 82'), Rosicky, Benayoun (Gervinho 88 '), van Persie

Tottenham: Friedel, Walker, Kaboul, King (Dawson 82 '), Assou-Ekotto, Kranjcar (Van der Vaart 45'), Parker, Modric, Bale, Adebayor, Saha (Sandro 45 ')

Tottenham Hotspur appear bright when facing Newcastle United in the Premier League continued. The Lilywhites won five goals without reply.

In the action at White Hart Lane on Saturday (11/02/2012), the Spurs had a 4-0 lead in the first round by two goals from Louis Saha, Benoit Assou Ekotto and Niko Kranjcar. One other goal Emmanuel Adebayor generated in the second round.

With these three points, the Spurs cemented its position in third place standings with 53 points from 25 matches. Five points with Manchester United at the top. While Newcastle stuck in sixth with 42 points.


The game

Just four minutes walk game winning goal by Spurs have Assou-Ekotto. Bait one-two defense splitting Adebayor Bale and Newcastle, the last name to send feedback to the far post and Ekotto easily struck the ball into the goal.

In less than two minutes later Spurs doubled the score after crossing Adebayor Saha achieved success through a hard kick that can not be met Tim Krul.

In the 20th minute Spurs the lead with three goals. Ekotto gave the ball to Luka Modric who ran on the left side and feed to Adebayor. Then handed the ball to Saha who immediately shot into the goal.

Newcastle had a chance of dropping out in 25 minutes. Demba Ba is still a free kick wide on the left of goalkeeper Brad Friedel.

Kranjcar! At the 34th minute and scored the Spurs' fourth craze. Adebayor shot the ball and the rebound was ignored Krul grasp Adebayor who then handed to Kranjcar. Krosia midfielder was then kicked the ball toward the goal and scored.

In the second half Spurs began to relax the pressure and just added another goal on 65 minutes through Adebayor. Ekotto started crossing to the far post who headed Saha into the face of goal and went on to kick Adebayor first time.

The game was ending with a score of 5-0.

Team lineup:

TOTTENHAM: Friedel; Walker, Dawson, King (Nelsen 74 '), Assou-Ekotto; Kranjcar, Modric, Parker, Bale (Lennon 68'); Adebayor, Saha (Defoe 68 ')

NEWCASTLE: Krul; Simpson, Williamson, Coloccini, Santon; Obertan (Ferguson 45 '), Guthrie (Lovenkrands 86'), Perch, Gutierrez; Ba, Cisse (Gosling 68 ')

Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur have to be willing to share one point in the Premier League. They both could not score and ended the match with a 0-0 draw.

In a match at Anfield on Monday (06/02/2012), relying on a trio of Dirk Kuyt Liverpool, Andy Carroll, and Craig Bellamy up front. Meanwhile, the Spurs appeared without Aaron Lennon, Rafael van der Vaart, and manager Harry Redknapp.

In the first half, both teams look carefully enough and did not create many chances. Until halftime, the score is still glasses.

Luis Suarez entered in the second half to increase the power on for the home team. However, the presence of Uruguay striker was also unable to break the deadlock until the long whistle sounded.

A draw is not changing the position of the two teams in the standings. Liverpool is ranked seventh with 39 points from 24 matches, while the Spurs in third place with 50 points.


The game

The home team had a penalty claim in the fifth minute when Andy Carroll Michael Dawson was dropped. However, referee Michael Oliver did not grant it.

The first clear chance came in the minute-32 for the Spurs. However, Niko Kranjcar kick from outside the box can be secured easily by Pepe Reina.

A minute later, Liverpool almost shot lead through Jay Spearing. Bad luck for Spearing, the ball is still thin.

The home team get the opportunity again in the final minutes of the first half. But, kick Glen Johnson could still be blocked by Brad Friedel with his legs.

Until halftime, the score still 0-0.

At the 59th minute, Martin Kelly tested Friedel with a shot distance away. Friedel readily anticipate the arrival of the ball and dropping it off yourself.

Friedel re-secure the goal of the invasion of the hosts in the 67th minute. This time, he caught the ball with a deft header from a corner of Carroll result.

Five minutes later, Spurs spread threats through the action of Gareth Bale. However, Bale shot from outside the box was wide.

Carroll wasted the chance that he gets a few moments later. Mature getting feedback from Kelly, his shot from inside the penalty box even soar.

Entering the 85th minute, Spurs get the best opportunities. Bale, who escaped the offside trap faced with Reina, but the solution can still be defeated by the Spanish goalkeeper.

Two minutes later, Suarez effort also was fruitless. His header from close range was not too difficult for Friedel.

Until the end of the game, no goals are created.

Team Line-up:
Liverpool: Reina, Johnson, Kelly, Agger, Skrtel, Spearing, Kuyt (Suarez 66 '), Gerrard, Adam, Carroll, Bellamy (Downing 73')

Tottenham: Friedel; Walker, Dawson, King, Assou-Ekotto; Livermore, Parker; Kranjcar (Rose 88 '), Modric, Bale; Adebayor (Saha 71')

Gareth Bale reignited Tottenham Hotspur's Premier League title challenge with a brace in their 3-1 victory over Wigan at White Hart Lane.
Tottenham, who are now five points behind both Manchester clubs, took the lead through Bale, who collected Luka Modric's sweeping pass and squeezed the ball inside Ali Al-Habsi's near post.

Spurs lost Rafael van der Vaart to injury but doubled their lead moments later through Modric, who drilled in from 20 yards.

Bale doubled his tally for night with a trademark finish into the bottom corner, before Wigan pegged the home side back through James McArthur's deflected effort.

Bale, playing Wigan on his own at times, could have scored a hat-trick but was thwarted twice late on.


Tottenham's title hopes seemed to have been derailed after their 3-2 defeat at the Etihad Stadium last week.

But with Manchester City's slip-up at Everton, Spurs, who were inspired by the exceptional Bale, were relentless early on against Wigan.

Younes Kaboul twice had clean headers cleared off the line - first by Al-Habsi and then by James McCarthy.

Spurs had Wigan pinned inside their own half for long periods and almost unlocked the Wigan defence when Van der Vaart's extravagant lofted ball over the Wigan defence found Niko Kranjcar, but the Croatian couldn't quite bring down the high ball.

Spurs eventually took the lead just before the half hour and, predictably, it came via the effervescent Bale.

Collecting Modric's sweeping long pass on his chest, Bale cut in from the right before tucking the ball past Al-Habsi inside the near post.

But Spurs were dealt a blow moments later when Van der Vaart's injury curse struck again as the Dutchman limped off with a calf problem.

If Tottenham were affected by the loss of their talisman they certainly didn't show it, as they moved 2-0 up courtesy of Modric.

Maynor Figueroa's attempted clearance ricocheted off Jordi Gomez and straight to Modric, who fired in from the edge of the box.

Wigan toiled for a route into the game with Victor Moses, who fired just over, coming closest to halving Tottenham's lead.

But Spurs were never unduly worried and Bale made it three just after the hour with an expert finish.

Shifting the ball onto his left foot on the edge of the box, Bale bamboozled James McCarthy with a deft drop of his shoulder and explosive finish into the bottom corner.

But Wigan weren't done and, on the balance of play, deserved their consolation when it came ten minutes from time courtesy of the substitute.

Latching onto a pass by Moses, McArthur squeezed a shot in that deflected off Parker, and looped over Brad Friedel and under the bar.

Rather than shut up shop, Tottenham's attacking instincts got the better of them as they persistently pushed for a fourth.

Both big chances fell to Bale, who brought a one-handed save out of Al-Habsi after a mazy run and shot.

Then, deep into injury time, there were shades of the San Siro as Bale left Figueroa in his wake before forcing another first class from Al-Habsi with a low shot across the Omani goalkeeper.

The win was less of a spectacle than their record 9-1 routing of Roberto Martinez's side in 2009, but leaves Spurs close enough to the Premier League summit to be considered challengers again.
Source: Eurosport


TEAM LINE-UP:
TOTTENHAM: Friedel, Walker, Kaboul, King, Assou-Ekotto, Kranjcar, Modric, Parker, Bale, Adebayor, Van der Vaart. Subs: Subs: Cudicini, Dawson, Rose, Livermore, Sandro, Pienaar, Lancaster /// WIGAN: Al Habsi, Boyce, McCarthy, Caldwell, Figueroa, Moses, Watson, Stam, Beausejour, Gomez, Di Santo. Subs: Pollitt, Gohouri, Crusat, McArthur, Sammon, Jones, Rodallega. Referee: Lee Probert.

In a match that took place in Viscarage, Friday (27/01/2012) , Rafael Van der Vaart emerged as Spurs hero through his goal from outside the penalty box on 42 minutes.

Spurs, appearing without its flagship winger, Gareth Bale actually dominated by Watford in the second round. Championship division team gets its chance to even the score with a header from John Eustache that hit the far post.

From the statistics show Scocernet Spurs did manage to master the more balls in the ratio 55:45. However, Watford is much more aggressive look with a total of 12 shots on target compared to four on the target belongs to the Spurs.

Current third-ranked team, Tottenham Hotspur, failed to gain the full amount when playing at home on Saturday (14/01/2012). North London team's 1-1 draw against Wolverhampton.

Public White Hart Lane was even more shocked by the goal for the visitors when the game runs 22 minutes. Striker Steven Fletcher managed to break the Spurs goal with his header from Roger Johnson's rebound blocked by goalkeeper Brad Friedel.

Spurs actually knows more about the game, but a number of opportunities they are not up to produce a goal, partly because Wayne Hennessey scintillating game in goal Wolverhampton.

However, the host attempts to equalize see the results in the early minutes after the break. Six minutes after the restart, Luka Modric ripped through the nets Wolves kick flattening, of the cooperation Rafael van der Vaart and Gareth Bale.


Statistics Soccernet noted, the Lilywhites have a 61% ball possession, doing 26 shots, seven of which were on goal. While the Wolves only do five shots, and three towards goal.

Of the many opportunities, the Spurs defeated goalkeeper Hennessey six times. For the record, Hennessey has become the first goalkeeper in this season that the 100 rescue.

1-1 score lasted until the game is finished. Spurs are still in third place with a value of 46, two points adrift of Manchester United, who tonight's 3-0 win over Bolton Wanderers.

Manchester City still topped the standings, also with a value of 48, but ahead on goal difference from Manchester United and still leaves one game, against Wigan on Monday the day after tomorrow. Next week (22 / 1) Spurs will travel to Manchester City headquarters.


Team Line-up:

Tottenham: Friedel, Bale, Kaboul, Dawson, Walker, Assou-Ekotto (Rose 80), Lennon (Defoe 74), Parker, Van der Vaart, Modric, Adebayor

Wolverhampton: Hennessey, Ward, Johnson, Berra, Foley, Edwards (Milijas 81), Kightly, Henry, Frimpong (Hunt 67), Jarvis (Elokobi 85), Fletcher

Tottenham Hotspur managed to beat Everton by a score of 2-0. These three points make the Lilywhites to match the acquisition value of Manchester United in the standings.

In the action at White Hart Lane on Wednesday (01/11/2012), Spurs, scored a goal through Aaron Lennon and Benoit Assou-Ekotto

This victory does not change the position of the Spurs in the Premier League ranks third with 45 points from 20 matches. But the points they are equal with Manchester United in second place and only lost on goal difference.

Meanwhile, Everton remain stuck in 13th place with 24 points.


The game

Two minutes walk game Louis Saha had threatened goalkeeper Brad Friedel. Unfortunately his shot was wide of the target.

Spurs and Everton each subsequent sale of the attack but no one is able to meet targets, and eventually resolved the deadlock in the 35th minute.

Was Lennon who scored his goal and carry the Spurs winning 1-0. Getting feedback from Assou-Ekotto, Lennon then do a solo run past several players and Everton, before the finish with a horizontal kick to the goalkeeper Howard.

Ten minutes after the restart Gareth Bale had the opportunity through hard kick from the left side, but still able to be pushed over Howard.

But on 63 minutes Howard was unable to stem the Assou-Ekotto hard kick from 30 yards that nestled in a landslide on the net. From the replay, the ball had hit the thigh Tim Cahill.

On 82 minutes Everton staged a protest to the referee after Royston Drenthe was dropped Youness Kaboul in the penalty box. Unfortunately the referee did not move and ignore the protests of the visitors.

Team Line-up:

Tottenham: Friedel, Walker, Kaboul, Dawson, Assou-Ekotto, Lennon (Pienaar 78 '), Livermore, Modric, Bale, Van der Vaart, Adebayor (Pavlyuchenko 87').

Everton: Howard, Neville, Heitinga, Distin (Duffy 59 '), Baines, Donovan, Bilyaletdinov, Cahill, Fellaini, Anichebe (Drenthe 68'), Saha

Tottenham Hotspur managed to maximize the chance of playing at home. Entertain West Bromwich Albion, the Lilywhites won 1-0 thanks to goals from Jermain Defoe mere puppet.

Compete at White Hart Lane on Tuesday (01/03/2012), Spurs appear dominant from the start. Statistics Soccernet noted their superior ball control up to 68 percent.

The only goal in the second half Spurs created. Defoe appeared as a hero after his shot can not be dammed by  Ben Foster.

This victory did not change the position of the Spurs rank third in the Premier League standings with 42 points from 19 matches. They are three points adrift of Manchester United who inhabit the second rank. WBA in 15th position with 22 points.
The game

Opportunity acquired Gareth Bale in the 14th minute. But, his shot from outside the box can be secured by Foster.

Rafael van der Vaart's goal to spread the threat to the WBA in the 26th minute. Starting from Bale's cross, sontekannya still be anticipated by Foster.

Efforts to Van der Vaart in the 44th minute not produced results. Kick was too weak and Foster had no trouble to tame it.

Until halftime, the score did not change glasses. Spurs 0 WBA 0.

Spurs still remain dominant in the second half. They had threatened to flick through Defoe, but the ball still sideways.

In the 58th minute, turn Luka Modric who can not maximize opportunities. His free-kick was floated over the bar.

Spurs hard work finally paid off in the 63rd minute after Defoe scored. After receiving feedback from the left side Bale, Defoe turned around and sent the ball into the top corner WBA.

11 minutes later, Bale tried his luck through a shot from outside the penalty box. But, still heading the ball into the arms of Foster.

WBA had had a golden opportunity in the 82nd minute. But, kicking distance Somen Tchoyi could be blocked by Brad Friedel.

Until the long whistle sounded, the score did not change. Spurs won 1-0.

Team Line-up:
Tottenham: Friedel, Walker, Kaboul, Gallas (Bassong 68 '), Assou-Ekotto, Van der Vaart, Modric, Sandro (Livermore 30') (Kranjcar 77 '), Bale, Adebayor, Defoe

WBA: Foster, Jones, Dawson, McAuley, Shorey, Cox, Thorne (Tchoyi 79 '), Scharner, Dorrans (Morrison 66'), Thomas (Jara Reyes 27 '), Odemwingie

Had superior, Tottenham Hotspur forced a 1-1 draw by Swansea City in the Premier League continued on Saturday (12/31/2011).

Although only get an extra one point, Tottenham remained in third place with 39. They are 3 points ahead of Arsenal who poke into the sequence of 3.

Not easy for Tottenham to attack the Swansea City. Therefore, the host appeared insistent, bahka also sought to suppress Tottenham. Buying and selling attacks were coloring game.

Even so, the Tottenham attack which finally paid off. Towards the end of the first half, Swansea seemed to lose concentration. This is put to good use by Tottenham. Their attack which ended with a quick goal in the 44th minute.
After entering the opponent's penalty box, Rafael van der Vaart got the space. He also left foot and kick the ball through the goal Swansea, 1-0.

Entering the second half, Swansea trying to raise the tempo of the game. They are more pressing. However, Tottenham quieter reduce the opponent attacks, while occasionally launch attacks.

Swansea efforts finally paid off in the 84th minute. Their attack makes Tottenham overwhelmed. Scott Sinclair who got the ball from close range with the goal, without difficulty menceploskannya on goal and scored.

Tottenham then tried to attack more frequently to restore excellence, but failed. The match ended 1-1.

Teams Line-up:
Swansea: 1-Michel vorm; 2-Ashley Williams, 16-Garry Monk, 3-Neil Taylor, 29-Ashley Richards (22-Angel Rangel 45), 27-Mark Gower (26-Kemy Agustien 62), 24-Joe Allen , 11-Scott Sinclair, 12-Nathan Dyer, 19-Luke Moore (10-Danny Graham 69), 14-Stephen Dobbie

Tottenham: 24-Brad Friedel; 4-Younes Kaboul, 13-William Gallas, 32-Benoit Assou-Ekotto, 28-Kyle Walker, 14-Luka Modric, 8-Scott Parker (29-Jake Livermore 72), 30-Sandro, 3-Gareth Bale, 11-Rafael Van der Vaart (18-Jermain Defoe 71), 10-Emmanuel Adebayor

Tottenham Hotspur won the three points after winning 2-0 Norwich City. Spurs' two-goal victory hired by their nimble wings, Gareth Bale.

In a match that took place at Carrow Road on Thursday (27/12/2011), which is relatively more dominant Spurs had several chances in the first round. However, none of which turned into goals.

In the fourth minute, Rafael Van der Vaart's shot from outside the box is still deviated slightly in the next goalkeeper John Ruddy. So also with Bale kick two minutes later.

Bale also had a chance to try his luck again in the 31st minute but his shot from the left side this time still soar.

Ten minutes before the first round is completed, Luka Modric get a good chance. But, kicking his right leg, following a breakthrough bait from Benoit Assou-Ekotto, could still be blocked.
Just before half-time low, right-foot shot off of thin Emmanuel Adebayor. The first round was completed with a score of 0-0.

The new Spurs could break the deadlock as the match entered the 55th minute. A cross from Adebayor completed properly by Bale, who was in the penalty box. Afterward, Spurs increasingly become.

Seven minutes later, Kyle Walker barely increase the advantage. It's just shot still soar.

Spurs then scored his second goal in minute 67, after assists Modric Bale completed with a left leg kick. 2-0 score lasted until the game is finished.

These results make the Spurs survive in the order of three standings with a value of 38. While Norwich is at number 11 with value 21.

Teams Line-up:

Norwich City: John Ruddy, Zak Whitbread, Russell Martin, Adam Drury (Elliott Bennett 75), Ritchie De Laet (Leon Barnett 64), Wes Hoolahan, David Fox, Andrew Surman, Andrew Crofts (Anthony Pilkington 75), Grant Holt, Steve Morrison.

Tottenham Hotspur: Brad Friedel, Younes Kaboul, William Gallas, Benoit Assou-Ekotto (Dany Rose 72), Kyle Walker, Luka Modric, Scott Parker (Jake Livermore 89), Sandro, Gareth Bale, Rafael Van der Vaart (Niko Kranjcar 86) Emmanuel Adebayor.

The match between Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea in the Premier League did not produce a winner. The Lilywhites and the Blues had to settle for sharing a single point after they drew 1-1.

The match at White Hart Lane on Thursday (22/12/2011) , walking in the tempo is. Both teams played cautiously and try to minimize errors.

Spurs' first lead in the early minutes goal by Emmanuel Adebayor. But, not long ago, Chelsea returned through Daniel Sturridge.

A draw is not changing the position of the two teams in the standings. Spurs are still in third place with 35 points from 16 parties, while the Chelsea one strip at the bottom with 33 points from 17 matches.

Summary of The Match

The home side immediately hit since the kick-off. By relying on the speed of Gareth Bale on the left side, they repeatedly endanger the Chelsea goal.

Spurs finally reap the first goal in the eighth minute. After snatch the ball from Chelsea, Bale ran combing the left side of the field before sending the horizontal feed to the mouth of the goal. There already exist Adebayor, who managed to conquer Petr Cech with a flick off.

Three minutes later, Chelsea had a golden opportunity to equalize. After long-range shot blocked Juan Mata Brad Friedel, Sturridge failed to maximize the ball rebounds. Kick bounced.

Chelsea finally back at minute 23. Sturridge this time no longer make mistakes and he succeeded in converting Ashley Cole's cross from the left side into goals.

Six minutes later, the visitors almost turned excel. Exploiting cross from the right side of Jose Bosingwa, Didier Drogba controls the ball with his chest before unleashing a volley. But, the ball still hit the goalpost.

In the final minutes of the first half, Adebayor effort did not produce a goal. His left foot shot can still be secured by Cech.

Ramires throw a good chance early in the second half. Stabbed himself in the Spurs penalty box, he could not send the ball into the goal for first tembaknya space covered by Friedel.

Chelsea goalkeeper Adebayor back in the 59th minute. But, his goal disallowed because the Togo striker was first considered offside.

Opportunities to obtain Sandro in the 68th minute had not led to goals. Utilize his header was wide ebuah corner.

Five minutes later, Sturridge again tried his luck through a shot along the ground. Friedel still spry secure the arrival of the ball.

Spurs' best two chances in the second half were born in the 85th minute. The first shot through Sandro that can still be denied by Cech, flick through the next melee William Gallas is still widening.

Two minutes later, Ramires was again unable to maximize opportunities. In this position terkawal, his header was sideways.

Oriol Romeu also effort was fruitless. Kicking distance away still leading to a side of the net Friedel.

In injury time, Adebayor almost brought Spurs the lead again. Faced with Cech, he managed to conquer the Czech Republic's goalkeeper. But, still there was John Terry who wanted to deflect the ball into the goal.

Until the referee Howard Webb blew the long whistle, no longer a goal is created. Spurs 1, Chelsea 1.

Team Line-up:
Tottenham: Friedel, Walker, Gallas, King, Assou-Ekotto, Modric, Parker, Sandro, Bale, Adebayor, Van der Vaart (Pavlyuchenko 46 ')

Chelsea: Cech, Bosingwa, Ivanovic (Ferreira 33 '), Terry, Cole, Ramires, Mikel (Romeu 45'), Meireles, Sturridge, Drogba (Torres 78 '), Eye