Tottenham Hotspur Welcome Manchester United to North London on Sunday for a Premier league A conflict that, in a not -so -distant past, would be a top encounter.
However, this season, it is the lower half affair. Instead of fighting European football, both sides will fight to distance themselves from the relegation zone.
With United in 13th on 29 points from 24 games and Spurs at 14. With 27, it is certainly to say that it was a bad season for both teams.
It seems that for red devils, extracts outside the field, poor employment and lack of quality in the field culprits. In the meantime, the Spurs had their own struggles, and injuries played a significant role in their bad campaign as a manager Ange postecoglou He is constantly losing key players like Micky Van de Ven, Cristiano Romera and Dominic Solanke from week after week.
Postecoglou’s job is certainly under pressure, but victory over United could make that tension easier, even a week or two.
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It will hope that his side can repeat some of their best results through United, of which we recounted 10 here.
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Tottenham 4-1 Man UTD
1995/96, Premier League
Tottenham was mostly a forgetful 1995/96 season, finishing 8th in the Premier League, and collapsed from the League Cup and FA Cup in third and fifth rounds.
Perhaps the highlight, however, was their 4-1 pile of potential champions of Manchester United at White Hart Lane on the New Year in 1996.
Teddy Sheringham, who would later join United in 1997, opened the scoring that day, while Sol Campbell and Chris Armstrong, who achieved a bracelet, were also on the list.
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Tottenham 3-1 Man UTD
2000/01, Premier League
Manchester United was already crowned the Premier League champion when they traveled to White Hart Lane in May 2001.
Obviously, removing her leg from the gasoline after defeating Derby and Southampton County, they descended to another loss against Spurs, who more than gladly used their complacency.
Although not a classic in the traditional sense, given that nothing was really on the line, the initial goal of Willem Korsten – lowering the ball down on the edge of the box before ran over the united goalie Raimond van der Gouw – was probably one of the best Spurs They have ever scored against the Red Devils.
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Man UTD 0-3 Tottenham
2018/19, Premier League
Tottenham started the Premier League 2018/19 season in fine form, winning its first three games, the last of which was a 3-0 command victory over Manchester United.
After the first half, Harry Kane broke the downtime in the 50th minute, before the Lucas Moura bracelet had sealed the victory for the side of Mauricio Pochettino.
However, Spurs’s light start stopped suddenly a week later when they suffered a 2-1 defeat from Watford to Vicarage Road.
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Tottenham 3-1 Man UTD
1998/99, League Cup
On the way to winning the 1998/99 Cup League, Tottenham had to overcome Manchester United in the quarterfinals. United, which was sitting second in the Premier League, were heavy favorites against Spurs, who fought in 12th place at the time.
However, the bracelet of Chris Armstrong and the stunning hit of David Ginola’s long range, who tortured United’s defense that night, secured an unforgettable 3-1 victory.
With a united that provides high tones, the Spurs were the only side to stop red devils with this victory this season.
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Tottenham 4-3 Man UTD
2024/25, Cup League
In the modern conflict between Spurs-Uje, in December 2024, Ange Postecoglou triumphed 4-3 over Manchester United Ruben’s amomes in the quarterfinals of the Cup League.
The Spurs ran into a three -goal lead with Dominic Solanko bracelets and Dejan Kulusevski’s goal, before United with goals by Joshua Zirkzee and Amad Diall after some unfortunate defense.
The son of Heung-my was 4-2 late, but United veteran Jonny Evans headed home in a time of injury to set a nervous ending. The Spurs stayed to secure the victory, setting a semi-final conflict with Liverpool, where they were accumulated 4-1.
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Tottenham 4-0 Man UTD
1986/87, first division
In the late 1980s, Tottenham was the superior side of Manchester United, who still found their feet under Sir Alex Ferguson.
Lilywhites clarified their superiority when two teams met in the first division in May 1987, which ran as comprehensive winners 4-0 thanks to Brac Mitchell Thomas and a goal of relatives Paul and Clive Allen.
Spurs finished the season in third place, while United finished 11th.
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Tottenham 3-1 Man UTD
1961/62, FA Cup
Tottenham won the FA Cup in 1960/61 and looked ready to repeat the feat next year when they faced Manchester United in the semifinals.
In front of 65,000 fans in Hillsborough, Lilywhites put an amazing display, throwing red devils 3-1, and Jimmy Greaves, Cliff Jones and Terry Medwin found a net for Bill Nicholson’s flank.
The Spurs defeated Burnley in the finals with the same result, securing Triumph Fa Cup Triumpha.
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Manchester United 2-3 Tottenham
2012/13, Premier League
When Tottenham traveled to Old Trafford in September 2012, Lilywhites did not beat Manchester United in any competition in more than a decade, and their last win returned in May 2001.
However, the early goal of the defender Jan Vertonghena set the tone to change, before it seemed that a second Gareth Bale had sealed him.
After the holiday were three goals in three minutes. United pulled one back through Nani and Clint Dempsey extended the Spurs leadership before Shinji Kagawa arrived 3-2.
United advocated the equalization, but Andre Villas-Boas held firmly.
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Tottenham 2-1 Man UTD
2016/17, Premier League
Tottenham said goodbye to White Hart Lane in style, which has so far limited his most successful Premier League season with a 2-1 win over Man UTD in the last match of the famous country.
Victor Wanyama achieved early before Harry Kane ended just after the re -launch of Mauricio Pochettino on the Cruise Control Bok. Wayne Rooney would score a final goal at the old stadium, but it slightly muffled the ghosts of the home team as they celebrated the end of the second place on the table – above Manchester City and Arsenal.
The Spurs moved to Wembley season after that, although they still need to overcome their 86 points from 2016/17, where they remained undefeated at home and ended up above the Arsenal rival for the first time after more than 20 years.
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Man UTD 1-6 Tottenham
2020/21, Premier League
In one of Tottenham’s most famous views of recent times – and certainly their best against United – the Spurs dismantled Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at Old Trafford in October 2020, Hamping United 6-1.
United took over the lead with the early punishment of Bruno Fernandes, but from that moment it was Tottenham.
Tanguy Ndubele started with a route, before two goals in a piece of Harry Kane and the son of Heung-Mom, plus a rare strike by defender Serge Aurier, sealed a significant victory for Lilywhites.
