Opinion and history from a Liverpool supporter.
Liverpool history · Opposition
Liverpool against Tottenham Hotspur, across the years.
16 March 1971 · FA Cup sixth-round replay · White Hart Lane
Steve Heighway scored the goal that took Liverpool into the 1971 FA Cup semi-final. At the other end, Ray Clemence made sure it was enough.
10 April 1973 · UEFA Cup semi-final, first leg · Anfield
Alec Lindsay's early goal beat the UEFA Cup holders at Anfield, leaving Liverpool with a narrow advantage to defend at White Hart Lane.
25 April 1973 · UEFA Cup semi-final, second leg · White Hart Lane
Martin Peters scored twice for Tottenham, but Steve Heighway's reply sent Liverpool into the UEFA Cup final on away goals after a 2–2 aggregate draw.
8 May 1974 · First Division · White Hart Lane
Four days after winning the FA Cup, Liverpool finished their league season with a draw at Tottenham. Max Thompson made his debut in what became Bill Shankly's final league match in charge.
7 September 1974 · First Division · Anfield
Phil Boersma scored three times before half-time as Liverpool maintained their unbeaten league start under Bob Paisley. Emlyn Hughes and Ray Kennedy completed the scoring against Tottenham.
13 December 1975 · First Division · White Hart Lane
Kevin Keegan's goal before half-time opened the way for Jimmy Case, Phil Neal and Steve Heighway as Liverpool returned to winning form in the league.
8 March 1980 · FA Cup quarter-final · White Hart Lane
Terry McDermott's first-half volley settled Liverpool's FA Cup quarter-final at Tottenham and continued a cup run without a goal conceded.
13 March 1982 · League Cup final · Wembley
Ronnie Whelan equalised in the 87th minute and scored again in extra time as Liverpool recovered to beat Tottenham 3–1 and retain the League Cup.
3 May 1982 · First Division · White Hart Lane
Two goals from Kenny Dalglish brought Liverpool back from 2–0 down at White Hart Lane as their eleven-match winning run ended.
28 September 1985 · First Division · Anfield
Jan Mølby converted two second-half penalties after Ian Rush restored Liverpool's lead against Tottenham at Anfield.
15 September 2026
Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo put Liverpool ahead before Dominik Szoboszlai sealed a 3–1 Carabao Cup win over Tottenham Hotspur.