Davies hits dramatic late winner against Spurs

Bolton 3 Tottenham 2

Davies hits dramatic late winner against Spurs
Sat, 31 Jan, 2009 - 17:21

Bolton 3 Tottenham 2

Kevin Davies saved Bolton’s blushes with a dramatic late header to sink shell-shocked Spurs after the home side looked set to throw away a two-goal lead for the second time in four days.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: Reebok StadiumPlace: White Hart LanePerson: DaviesPerson: Kevin DaviesPerson: Sebastien PuygrenierPerson: Darren BentPerson: Matt TaylorPerson: BentPerson: Jermain DefoePerson: Harry RedknappPerson: DefoePerson: RedknappPerson: Jussi JaaskelainenPerson: David BentleyPerson: Carlo CudiciniPerson: Jlloyd SamuelPerson: BentleyPerson: Roman PavlyuchenkoPerson: Mark Davies’Person: Ariza MakukulaPerson: Gretar SteinssonPerson: Mark DaviesPerson: JaaskelainenPerson: GardnerPerson: Vedran CorlukaPerson: TaylorPerson: CudiciniPerson: PuygrenierPerson: Aaron LennonPerson: PavlyuchenkoPerson: Frazier CampbellPerson: LennonPerson: Fabrice MuambaPerson: Benoit Assou-EkottoPerson: Pascal ChimbondaOrganisation: SpursOrganisation: BoltonOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: Blackburn
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