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Latest revision as of 13:36, 16 September 2024

1969-70 Tottenham Hotspur Season
League First Division
Manager {{{manager}}}
Home Ground White Hart Lane
← 1968-69 • other seasons • 1970-71 →


Publications

Programs
Competition/League Date Opponent H/A Venue
First Division August 9, 1969 Leeds United Away Elland Road
First Division August 16, 1969 Liverpool Home White Hart Lane
First Division August 23, 1969 Crystal Palace Away Selhurst Park
First Division August 27, 1969 Chelsea Home White Hart Lane
First Division August 30, 1969 Ipswich Town Home White Hart Lane
First Division September 6, 1969 West Ham United Away Boleyn Ground
First Division September 16, 1969 Arsenal Away Arsenal Stadium
First Division September 20, 1969 Derby County Away Baseball Ground
First Division September 27, 1969 Sunderland Home White Hart Lane
First Division October 4, 1969 Southampton Away The Dell
First Division October 18, 1969 Newcastle United Home White Hart Lane
First Division November 15, 1969 West Bromwich Albion Home White Hart Lane
First Division November 22, 1969 Manchester United Away Old Trafford
First Division December 17, 1969 Everton Home White Hart Lane
First Division December 20, 1969 West Ham United Home White Hart Lane
First Division December 26, 1969 Crystal Palace Home White Hart Lane
FA Cup January 24, 1970 Crystal Palace Home White Hart Lane
First Division January 31, 1970 Southampton Home White Hart Lane
First Division February 14, 1970 Leeds United Home White Hart Lane
First Division February 28, 1970 Newcastle United Away St. James' Park
First Division March 6, 1970 Manchester United Home White Hart Lane
First Division March 11, 1970 Everton Home White Hart Lane
First Division March 21, 1970 Coventry City Home White Hart Lane
First Division March 27, 1970 Nottingham Forest Home White Hart Lane
First Division March 30, 1970 Sheffield Wednesday Away Hillsborough Stadium
First Division April 13, 1970 Manchester United Home White Hart Lane
First Division May 2, 1970 Arsenal Home White Hart Lane
1968-69 ← 1969-70 English football season → 1970-71
English Football League First Division Arsenal • Burnley • Chelsea • Coventry City • Crystal Palace • Derby County • Everton • Ipswich Town • Leeds United • Liverpool • Manchester City • Manchester United • Newcastle United • Nottingham Forest • Sheffield Wednesday • Southampton • Stoke City • Sunderland • Tottenham Hotspur • West Bromwich Albion • West Ham United • Wolverhampton Wanderers
Second Division Aston Villa • Birmingham City • Blackburn Rovers • Blackpool • Bolton Wanderers • Bristol City • Cardiff City • Carlisle United • Charlton Athletic • Huddersfield Town • Hull City • Leicester City • Middlesbrough • Millwall • Norwich City • Oxford United • Portsmouth • Preston North End • Queens Park Rangers • Sheffield United • Swindon Town • Watford
Third Division Barnsley • Barrow • Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic • Bradford City • Brighton & Hove Albion • Bristol Rovers • Bury • Doncaster Rovers • Fulham • Gillingham • Halifax Town • Leyton Orient • Luton Town • Mansfield Town • Plymouth Argyle • Reading • Rochdale • Rotherham United • Shrewsbury Town • Southport • Stockport County • Torquay United • Tranmere Rovers • Walsall
Fourth Division Aldershot • Bradford Park Avenue • Brentford • Chester • Chesterfield • Colchester United • Crewe Alexandra • Darlington • Exeter City • Grimsby Town • Hartlepool United • Lincoln City • Newport County • Northampton Town • Notts County • Oldham Athletic • Peterborough United • Port Vale • Scunthorpe United • Southend United • Swansea Town • Workington • Wrexham • York City
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