Mixed fortunes for Keane in Tottenham win

Robbie Keane scored twice and set up another against Bolton before being sent off and watching his side‘s 4-1 win from the White Hart Lane stands.

Mixed fortunes for Keane in Tottenham win
Sun, 25 Feb, 2007 - 17:02
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Robbie Keane scored twice and set up another against Bolton before being sent off and watching his side‘s 4-1 win from the White Hart Lane stands.

Spurs’ stand-in captain took centre stage for 36 minutes, scoring either side of Jermaine Jenas’ strike before being given a red card for handling on the line.

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