Spurs stay in hunt for the Champions League

Tottenham 3 Stoke 2

Spurs stay in hunt for the Champions League
Sat, 09 Apr, 2011 - 18:15

Tottenham 3 Stoke 2

Harry Redknapp’s decision to keep faith with Peter Crouch paid off as the striker scored twice against Stoke to give Tottenham their first victory in almost two months.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: MadridPlace: SpainPlace: White Hart LanePerson: Harry RedknappPerson: Peter CrouchPerson: Luka ModricPerson: CrouchPerson: Matthew EtheringtonPerson: Kenwyne JonesPerson: PottersPerson: LondonersPerson: Jose MourinhoPerson: RedknappPerson: Roman PavlyuchenkoPerson: Aaron LennonPerson: Tom HuddlestonePerson: Younes KaboulPerson: Gareth BalePerson: Asmir BegovicPerson: WelshmanPerson: PavlyuchenkoPerson: Robert HuthPerson: BegovicPerson: ModricPerson: Rory DelapPerson: Heurelho GomesPerson: EtheringtonPerson: Michael DawsonPerson: GomesPerson: Andy WilkinsonPerson: BalePerson: JonesPerson: Jermaine PennantPerson: Jon Walters’Person: Jones’Person: Benoit Assou-EkottoPerson: PennantPerson: KaboulPerson: PulisPerson: Salif DiaoPerson: Ricardo FullerPerson: Dean WhiteheadPerson: Gomes’Event: Champions LeagueOrganisation: SpursOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: StokeOrganisation: Real MadridOrganisation: HuddlestoneOrganisation: Arsenal
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