Bent grabs two for Spurs to seal win over City

Harry Redknapp has lifted Tottenham and Darren Bent in particular – and they made it five matches unbeaten under his stewardship in a dramatic match at Eastlands today.

Bent grabs two for Spurs to seal win over City
Sun, 09 Nov, 2008 - 17:07

FT Manchester City 1 Tottenham 2

Harry Redknapp has lifted Tottenham and Darren Bent in particular – and they made it five matches unbeaten under his stewardship in a dramatic match at Eastlands today.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: EastlandsPerson: BentPerson: Harry RedknappPerson: Darren BentPerson: RobinhoPerson: Gelson FernandesPerson: Richard DunnePerson: Mike DeanPerson: Benoit Assou-EkottoPerson: Darius VassellPerson: Shaun Wright-PhillipsPerson: Stephen IrelandPerson: Heurelho GomesPerson: FernandesPerson: BentleyPerson: Joe HartPerson: HartPerson: DunnePerson: ModricPerson: Assou-EkottoPerson: David BentleyPerson: Javier GarridoPerson: Wright-PhillipsPerson: Ledley KingPerson: GomesPerson: GarridoPerson: Tom HuddlestonePerson: Jermaine JenasPerson: BenjaniPerson: DeanePerson: Pablo ZabaletaEvent: UEFA CupOrganisation: SpursOrganisation: CityOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: Manchester CityOrganisation: Dinamo ZagrebOrganisation: FC TwenteOrganisation: ModricOrganisation: Ireland
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