Defoe strikes to keep Portsmouth bottom

Portsmouth 1 Tottenham 2

Defoe strikes to keep Portsmouth bottom
Sat, 17 Oct, 2009 - 18:17

Portsmouth 1 Tottenham 2

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp made a triumphant return to Fratton Park but Jermain Defoe was sent off for a stamp in the Barclays Premier League victory against Portsmouth.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: Fratton ParkPlace: EnglandPerson: DefoePerson: Harry RedknappPerson: Jermain DefoePerson: PompeyPerson: RedknappPerson: Peter CrouchPerson: Niko KranjcarPerson: Ledley KingPerson: Kevin-Prince BoatengPerson: Michael BrownPerson: Tony AdamsPerson: Paul HartPerson: Aruna DindanePerson: HartPerson: Younes KaboulPerson: BoatengPerson: BrownPerson: Jamie O’HaraPerson: David JamesPerson: Tom HuddlestonePerson: Aaron MokoenaPerson: Heurelho Gomes’Person: DindanePerson: Tommy SmithPerson: GomesPerson: KaboulPerson: SmithPerson: KranjcarPerson: KingPerson: MokoenaPerson: JamesPerson: Jermaine JenasPerson: HuddlestonePerson: Vedran CorlukaPerson: Phil DowdPerson: JenasPerson: CrouchPerson: Robbie KeanePerson: Steve FinnanPerson: Hassan YebdaPerson: Frederic PiquionneEvent: Barclays Premier LeagueOrganisation: PortsmouthOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: SpursOrganisation: PompeyOrganisation: Spurs’
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