Tottenham Hotspur FC fixtures List

Summer Preseason Preperation

Grasshopper Swistzerland 9\7   3:1
Spurs lost their opening game of the pre-season, against Christian
Gross' former club Grasshoppers Zurich, by a 3-1 margin.
However, Chris Hughton said: "The result was not important as we have
had an excellent eight days working out over here and a chance to assess one
or two things."
Paolo Tramezzani made his 'debut' and impressed but two goals from
former Manchester City star Mikhail Kavelashvili and the israeli Avi Tikva gave the Swiss club a three goal lead before David Ginola's free kick found the head of Ramon Vega for a consolation goal.
The was also a blow for John Scales who picked up an injury during the game

Petersborough 15\7  0:6
Tottenham fans may have been saying 'Paolo who?' when it was revealed
that left-back Paolo Tramezzani had joined the club for £1.3million - but
any supporters who saw his domestic debut last night in the 6-0 win at
Peterborough would have been pleased at the quality of the Italian.
Tramezzani, signed from Serie A side Piacenza, scored the opener with a
deflected free-kick in the first half and generally looked an accomplished
defender - an addition all Spurs fans would welcome at White Hart Lane.
Christian Gross's side, still without World Cup stars Les Ferdinand, Sol
Campbell, Allan Nielsen and Colin Calderwood, coasted to an easy victory
over Peterborough. Indeed, Inspired by David Ginola, Spurs went to town in
the second period after Peterborough manager Barry Fry had replaced all his
players at half-time.
Goals from David Ginola, Rory Allen, Andy Sinton, Moussa Saib and Neal
Fenn completed the rout.
Tottenham's Swiss defender Ramon Vega was also impressive and was
looking forward to a more enjoyable Premiership campaign this season after
labelling last season as the worst of his career.

Brondby Denemark 19\7
Norwich C 29\7
QPR 1\8
Feyenoord Rotterdam Netherlands 8\8
St. Albans 11\8

Season 1998\1999

August

15 Wimbledon (A)

22 Sheffield Wednesday(H)

29 Everton (A)

September

9 Blackburn Rovers(H)

12 Middlesbrough (H)

19 Southampton (A)

26 Leeds United (H)

October

3 Derby County(A)

17 Leicester City(A)

24 Newcastle United(H)

31 Charlton Athletic(H)

November

7 Aston Villa (A)

14 Arsenal (A)

21 Nottingham Forest (H)

28 West Ham United(A)

December

5 Liverpool (H)

12 Manchester United (H)

19 Chelsea (A)

26 Coventry City(A)

8 Everton (H)

January

9 Sheffield Wednesday (A)

16 Wimbledon (H)

30 Blackburn Rovers(A)
 
 

February

6 Coventry City(H)

13 Southampton (H)

20 Middlesbrough (A)

27 Derby County(H)

March

6 Leeds United(A)

13 Aston Villa (H)

20 Charlton Athletic(A)

April

3 Leicester City(H)

5 Newcastle United(A)

10 Arsenal (H)

17 Nottingham Forest (A)

24 West Ham United (H)

May

1 Liverpool (A)

8 Chelsea (H)

16 Manchester United (A)

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