Spurs and Gunners lead

Tottenham’s bid for Champions League qualification was looking healthy as they led 1-0 away to Everton at the break today.

Spurs and Gunners lead
Sat, 15 Apr, 2006 - 16:49

Tottenham’s bid for Champions League qualification was looking healthy as they led 1-0 away to Everton at the break today.

Robbie Keane’s 34th-minute penalty did the damage after the Republic of Ireland captain was fouled by Alan Stubbs.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: north LondonPlace: HighburyPlace: Fratton ParkPlace: St James’ ParkPlace: Craven CottagePlace: Upton ParkPlace: Reebok StadiumPerson: Robbie KeanePerson: Alan StubbsPerson: Alexander HlebPerson: Thierry HenryPerson: Tomasz KuszczakPerson: Jimmy BullardPerson: Shay GivenPerson: Alan ShearerPerson: Reto ZieglerPerson: Michael ChopraPerson: Titus BramblePerson: Nolberto SolanoPerson: Luis Boa MortePerson: Thomas MyhrePerson: Jason EuellPerson: Antti NiemiPerson: Darren AmbrosePerson: Boa MortePerson: Brian McBridePerson: EuellPerson: Gonzalo SorondoPerson: MyhrePerson: Shaun NewtonPerson: Jose MourinhoPerson: Frank LampardPerson: John TerryPerson: Jussi JaaskelainenPerson: Hernan CrespoPerson: LampardEvent: Champions LeagueEvent: FA CupEvent: Barclays PremiershipOrganisation: SpursOrganisation: GunnersOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: West BromOrganisation: Gunners’Organisation: Baggies’Organisation: PortsmouthOrganisation: MiddlesbroughOrganisation: NewcastleOrganisation: WiganOrganisation: MagpiesOrganisation: FulhamOrganisation: CharltonOrganisation: PortugalOrganisation: Cottagers’Organisation: West HamOrganisation: Manchester CityOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: SunderlandOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: Blues
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