Spurs settle for draw v Gunners

England goalkeeper Paul Robinson blundered again to let Arsenal off the hook in the north London derby at White Hart Lane – just a week after handing Manchester United a goal at Old Trafford.

Sat, 29 Oct, 2005 - 16:00

FT Tottenham 1 Arsenal 1

England goalkeeper Paul Robinson blundered again to let Arsenal off the hook in the north London derby at White Hart Lane – just a week after handing Manchester United a goal at Old Trafford.

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