Bremen blown away by hot Spurs

Tottenham 3 Werder Bremen 0

Bremen blown away by hot Spurs
Wed, 24 Nov, 2010 - 21:48

Tottenham 3 Werder Bremen 0

Tottenham went marching on tonight into the Champions League knockout stage as their fairytale first season in the competition continued with a thumping win over Werder Bremen.

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