· Spurs v Liverpool Preview - Let's have a festival of football!

Whilst millions (if not over 1 Billion around the world) will be watching the excitement of the last day of this season's Premier League unfold, and fans at seven of the ten games being played will be biting their fingernails to the quick, Spurs and Liverpool meet in one of the three meaningless games of the day.

Spurs fans have been in this state of limbo since being ejected from the UEFA Cup in somewhat unfortunate fashion in March. Whilst Liverpool lost any real chance of league glory several weeks ago, they were of course in the Champions League semi-final, losing to Chelsea. Assured of fourth place and Champions League qualifying status, last week's home game against Man City was Liverpool's only less meaningful match. .............more......

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10 days ago, I told you that Luka Modric was likely to be just the first of many transfer acqusitions in a busy early summer for Spurs.

Well, the rumour machine is hitting top speed yet again, as Spurs Odyssey understands that our representatives are en route to Portugal seeking a defenisve midfielder, also rated by no less than Sir Alex Ferguson.....more

Keane puts Reading in the mire

Spurs won only their third away league game of the season with a 16th minute Robbie Keane goal that put Reading in the mire for the final week of the Premier League season. Keane’s goal brought an end to his own 6-match barren run, and also to Spurs’ 4-match draw sequence. Spurs were playing in their all yellow third strip for the third consecutive away match, and this was their first league win in those colours this season.

· Match by match Premier League Reviews

Spurs played like lambs at the beginning, middle and end of March, with only three notable performances at home to West Ham and Chelsea, and in the last of their 19 Cup games this season at Eidnhoven, where despite victory on the night over 120 minutes, we succumbed in the penalty shoot-out.

· March Form guide - Not the time to judge Spurs

· Reading Res 2 Spurs Res 2 - Spurs surrender two goal lead
· Index of Spurs Reserves Reports & Fixtures 2007-8

Ray Lo went to Aldershot's ground last night for his last report of this season's Reserve games. As Ray noted, Clive Allen played a particularly young side against the usual Reading mix of young and experience. Spurs surrendered a two-goal lead, but might have lost the game in the closing stages, so in the end will be grateful to come away with a point. Read Ray Lo's report here

· Spurs 1 Bolton 1 - Spurs blades sheathed again

The most exciting news of the day for Spurs fans was the reported signing of Croatian midfielder Luka Modric, who was in the stands to see his new team play. The result was predictable (except in my case!), as the Lilywhites rolled to their fourth consecutive 1-1 draw. This time, Spurs did not take the lead, but as confusion reigned after a late substitution just before the second half kicked off, Bolton took advantage and scored to take a precious lead in front of their subsidised fans. Spurs came back this time and should have won the game, but the point keeps Bolton’s hopes of Premier League survival very much alive...............more......

· Wigan 1 Spurs 1 - Spurs need to change the template

Since that glorious day on February 24th (and I fear that many Spurs fans have forgotten how good they felt that day), many Spurs games have confirmed to a template. In the last three games, even the scoreline has been the same – 1-1. Each time, Spurs with their feet securely in Europe and next year’s Premier League, start brightly and take the lead, but then succumb to their opposition who have all had something to play for. Blackburn were still hoping for Europe, whilst Middlesbrough and now Wigan were (and remain) in need of points to ensure safety. In their next two games, Spurs face two more relegation candidates – Bolton and Reading – both of whom are bound to play with more endeavour and physical extension than Spurs................more......

· Spurs U-18s 3 Ipswich U-18s 0 - Mason scores two more
· Index of Spurs Under-18 Reports & Fixtures 2007-8

Ray Lo managed another trip to Spurs Lodge yesterday before the Middlesbrough game and saw Ryan Mason score two more goals in a 3-0 win, which featured a surprise ending Read Ray Lo's report here

This was a game about legends. Firstly the legend that is Ledley King, winning his fitness battle for the day to lead his team to victory, with a performance as immaculate as ever, and finally becoming the latest in a line of great Spurs Captains to lift a trophy. Secondly the legend that is to come in the shape of man of the match Jonathan Woodgate, who scored the winning goal in just his fifth Spurs game. It was not a classic goal, but one scored through great determination and application, typifying the Spurs performance on the day. Thirdly, and not least, the game was about Juande Ramos – winner of all 6 Cup Finals he has managed – tactician supreme. ......more...