2002–03 Tottenham Hotspur F.C. season

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Neil Sullivan
2	DF	Stephen Carr
3	DF	Mauricio Taricco
4	MF	Steffen Freund
5	DF	Goran Bunjevčević
6	DF	Chris Perry
7	MF	Darren Anderton
10	FW	Teddy Sheringham
11	FW	Serhiy Rebrov
12	DF	Gary Doherty
13	GK	Kasey Keller
14	MF	Gus Poyet
15	MF	Jamie Redknapp
16	FW	Steffen Iversen
17	MF	Mark Yeates
18	DF	Ben Thatcher
20	MF	Jonathan Blondel
21	MF	Milenko Ačimovič

No.	Position	Player
22	FW	Robbie Keane
23	MF	Christian Ziege
24	GK	Lars Hirschfeld
25	FW	Jamie Slabber
26	DF	Ledley King
27	MF	Rohan Ricketts
28	MF	Matthew Etherington
29	MF	Simon Davies
30	DF	Anthony Gardner
31	DF	Alton Thelwell
32	MF	Johnnie Jackson
34	DF	Stephen Kelly
36	DF	Dean Richards
37	DF	Ronnie Henry
40	MF	Dean Marney
41	GK	Rob Burch
44	MF	Kazuyuki Toda (on loan from Shimizu S-Pulse)

Left club during season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
8	MF	Tim Sherwood (to Portsmouth)
9	FW	Les Ferdinand (to West Ham United)
17	MF	Oyvind Leonhardsen (to Aston Villa)

No.		Position	Player
25		MF	Stephen Clemence (to Birmingham City)
34		FW	John Piercy (to Brighton & Hove Albion)

Transfers

In

Jamie Redknapp - Liverpool, 16 April, free^[2]
Milenko Ačimovič - Red Star Belgrade, 11 May, free
Rohan Ricketts - Arsenal, 13 July, free^[3]
Robbie Keane - Leeds United, 31 August, £7,000,000^[4]
Kazuyuki Toda - Shimizu S-Pulse, 27 January, loan^[5]
Jonathan Blondel - Mouscron, 11 July, £2,500,000^[6]

Out

Chris Armstrong - Bolton Wanderers, 28 August, free^[7]
Oyvind Leonhardsen - Aston Villa, 30 August, free^[8]
John Piercy - Brighton & Hove Albion, 20 September, free^[9]
Stephen Clemence - Birmingham City, 10 January, £900,000^[10]
Les Ferdinand - West Ham United, 21 January, undisclosed^[11]
Tim Sherwood - Portsmouth, 11 February, free^[12]
Yannick Kamanan - Strasbourg

Transfers in:

£9,500,000

Transfers out:

£900,000

Total spending:

£8,600,000

Trialists

Qu Bo - unsuccessful^[13]

Results

Premier League

Everton-Tottenham Hotspur 2–2
1–0 Mark Pembridge (37)
1–1 Matthew Etherington (63)
1–2 Les Ferdinand (74)
2–2 Tomasz Radzinski (81)
Tottenham Hotspur-Aston Villa 1–0
1–0 Jamie Redknapp (26)
Charlton Athletic-Tottenham Hotspur 0–1
0–1 Simon Davies (8)
Tottenham-Southampton 2–1
1–0 Les Ferdinand (10)
1–1 Mauricio Taricco (30 og)
2–1 Teddy Sheringham (90 pen)

11 September 2002 (2002-09-11) 5	Fulham	3–2	Tottenham Hotspur	Fulham, London
19:45 BST	Inamoto 68' Malbranque 84' (pen.) Legwinski 90'	Report	Richards 36' Sheringham 44'	Stadium: Loftus Road Attendance: 16,757 Referee: Mark Halsey

Tottenham Hotspur-West Ham United 3–2
1–0 Simon Davies (62)
1–1 Frédéric Kanouté (66)
2–1 Teddy Sheringham (71 pen)
2–2 Trevor Sinclair (77)
3–2 Anthony Gardner (89)
Manchester United-Tottenham Hotspur 1–0
1–0 Ruud van Nistelrooy (63 pen)
Tottenham Hotspur-Middlesbrough 0–3
0–1 Massimo Maccarone (33)
0–2 Geremi (55)
0–3 Joseph-Désiré Job (58)
Blackburn Rovers-Tottenham Hotspur 1–2
0–1 Robbie Keane (6)
1–1 Egil Østenstad (59)
1–2 Jamie Redknapp (89)
Tottenham Hotspur-Bolton Wanderers 3–1
1–0 Robbie Keane (58)
1–1 Youri Djorkaeff (63)
2–1 Robbie Keane (74)
3–1 Simon Davies (90)
Liverpool-Tottenham Hotspur 2–1
1–0 Danny Murphy (72)
1–1 Dean Richards (82)
2–1 Michael Owen (86 pen)

	Tottenham Hotspur	0–0	Chelsea	London
		[ Report]		Stadium: White Hart Lane

Sunderland-Tottenham Hotspur 2–0
1–0 Kevin Phillips (60)
2–0 Tore André Flo (62)
Arsenal-Tottenham Hotspur 3–0
1–0 Thierry Henry (13)
2–0 Fredrik Ljungberg (55)
3–0 Sylvain Wiltord (71)
Tottenham Hotspur-Leeds United 2–0
1–0 Teddy Sheringham (12)
2–0 Robbie Keane (41)
Birmingham City-Tottenham Hotspur 1–1
0–1 Teddy Sheringham (55)
1–1 Jeff Kenna (68)
Tottenham Hotspur-West Bromwich Albion 3–1
1–0 Christian Ziege (3)
2–0 Robbie Keane (30)
2–1 Scott Dobie (73)
3–1 Gus Poyet (80)
Tottenham Hotspur-Arsenal 1–1
1–0 Christian Ziege (11)
1–1 Robert Pirès (45 pen)

Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur

23 December 2002
15:00

Manchester City	2 – 3	Tottenham Hotspur
Howey 29' Benarbia 90'	Guardian report	38' Perry 48' Davies 83' Poyet 86' Ziege

Maine Road
Manchester
Attendance: 34,563

Tottenham Hotspur-Charlton Athletic 2–2
0–1 Jason Euell (14)
0–2 Jason Euell (49)
1–2 Robbie Keane (68)
2–2 Steffen Iversen (87)
Newcastle United-Tottenham Hotspur 2–1
1–0 Gary Speed (17)
2–0 Alan Shearer (58)
2–1 Nikos Dabizas (73 og)
Southampton-Tottenham Hotspur 1–0
1–0 James Beattie (82)
Tottenham Hotspur-Everton 4–3
0–1 Brian McBride (10)
1–1 Gus Poyet (14)
2–1 Robbie Keane (50)
2–2 Steve Watson (58)
3–2 Robbie Keane (68)
3–3 Tomasz Radzinski (74)
4–3 Robbie Keane (83)
Aston Villa-Tottenham Hotspur 0–1
0–1 Teddy Sheringham (69)
Tottenham Hotspur-Newcastle United 0–1
0–1 Jermaine Jenas (90)
Chelsea-Tottenham Hotspur 1–1
0–1 Teddy Sheringham (18)
1–1 Gianfranco Zola (40)
Tottenham Hotspur-Sunderland 4–1
1–0 Gus Poyet (14)
1–1 Kevin Phillips (26)
2–1 Gary Doherty (45)
3–1 Simon Davies (67)
4–1 Teddy Sheringham (84)
Tottenham Hotspur-Fulham 1–1
0–1 Ledley King (15 og)
1–1 Teddy Sheringham (40 pen)
West Ham United-Tottenham Hotspur 2–0
1–0 Les Ferdinand (31)
2–0 Michael Carrick (47)
Tottenham Hotspur-Liverpool 2–3
1–0 Mauricio Taricco (49)
1–1 Michael Owen (51)
1–2 Emile Heskey (72)
1–3 Steven Gerrard (82)
2–3 Teddy Sheringham (87)
Bolton Wanderers-Tottenham Hotspur 1–0
1–0 Jay-Jay Okocha (90 pen)
Tottenham Hotspur-Birmingham City 2–1
1–0 Robbie Keane (7)
1–1 Paul Devlin (77 pen)
2–1 Gus Poyet (88)
Leeds United-Tottenham Hotspur 2–2
1–0 Mark Viduka (31)
1–1 Teddy Sheringham (37)
1–2 Robbie Keane (39)
2–2 Mark Viduka (76 pen)

18 April 2003	Tottenham Hotspur	0 – 2	Manchester City	White Hart Lane London
15:00		Guardian report	3' Sommeil 21' Barton	Attendance: 36,075 Referee: Mike Riley

West Bromwich Albion-Tottenham Hotspur 2–3
1–0 Daniele Dichio (24)
1–1 Robbie Keane (45)
2–1 Neil Clement (61)
2–2 Teddy Sheringham (63)
2–3 Robbie Keane (85)
Tottenham Hotspur-Manchester United 0–2
0–1 Paul Scholes (68)
0–2 Ruud van Nistelrooy (90)
Middlesbrough-Tottenham Hotspur 5–1
1–0 Malcolm Christie (23)
2–0 Juninho (26)
3–0 Szilárd Németh (28)
4–0 Massimo Maccarone (51)
4–1 Jamie Redknapp (60)
5–1 Massimo Maccarone (75)
Tottenham Hotspur-Blackburn Rovers 0–4
0–1 Dwight Yorke (5)
0–2 Craig Hignett (45)
0–3 Damien Duff (48)
0–4 Andy Cole (60)

Top scorers

Premier League

References

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