Barclays Premier League 2009-10

August
15 Liverpool           (H)
18 Hull                (A)
22 West Ham            (A)
29 Birmingham          (H)
September
12 Man Utd             (H)
19 Chelsea             (A)
26 Burnley             (H)
October
  3 Bolton              (A)
17 Portsmouth          (A)
24 Stoke               (H)
31 Arsenal             (A)
November
  7 Sunderland          (H)
21 Wigan               (H)
28 Aston Villa         (A)
December
  5 Everton             (A)
12 Wolverhampton       (H)
15 Man City            (H)
19 Blackburn           (A)
26 Fulham              (A)
28 West Ham            (H)
January
  9 Liverpool           (A)
16 Hull                (H)
26 Fulham              (H)
30 Birmingham          (A)
February
  6 Aston Villa         (H)
  9 Wolverhampton       (A)
20 Wigan               (A)
27 Everton             (H)
March
  6 Man City            (A)
13 Blackburn           (H)
20 Stoke               (A)
27 Portsmouth          (H)
April
  3 Sunderland          (A)
10 Arsenal             (H)
17 Chelsea             (H)
24 Man Utd             (A)
May
  1 Bolton              (H)
  9 Burnley             (A)

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	Tottenham Hotspur FC White Hart Lane 748 High Road Tottenham London N17 0AP Tel: 020 8365 5000 Location

Brief History

Tottenham Hotspur Football Club was the first club in the 20th century to achieve the League and FA Cup Double , winning both competitions in the 1960-61 season . In 1963, Spurs became the first British club to win a major European trophy - the European Cup Winners' Cup .

Club Stats.

Manager - Harry Redknapp