Spurs head to south Yorkshire

Tottenham will begin their quest for a third successive appearance in the Carling Cup final with a second-round tie at Doncaster.

Thu, 13 Aug, 2009 - 00:25

Tottenham will begin their quest for a third successive appearance in the Carling Cup final with a second-round tie at Doncaster.

Spurs lost 4-1 on penalties against Manchester United at Wembley in March and will be going all out against their Championship opponents as they bid to get their hands back on the trophy they won with a famous win against Chelsea in the 2008 final.

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<p>Tottenham’s owners are understood to be committed to the club for the long term following the departure of Daniel Levy, pictured, as executive chairman (Nick Potts/PA)</p>

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