Tottenham Hotspur vs Burnley Tickets

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Tottenham vs Burnley History

A few players have pulled on jerseys for both Tottenham and Burnley over the years, the most prominent examples being speedster Aaron Lennon, who played 364 times for Tottenham before moving to Everton and then finding himself at Burnley for four seasons, split over two spells.

Another winger, England international Ralph Coates, also represented both teams, starting his professional career at Burnley and playing 261 times for the Lancashire outfit before moving to Tottenham, where he played over 300 times and helped the club to UEFA Cup and League Cup triumphs.

Tottenham vs Burnley Head to Head

Burnley have struggled for form when facing Tottenham on their own patch, and that’s evidenced by the result that occurred on their first Premier League era clash, which occurred in September 2009.

Republic of Ireland forward Robbie Keane scored four goals, including three in the space of 13 second-half minutes, while Jermaine Jenas grabbed another in a comfortable 5-0 thrashing.

That meeting was the first league clash between the two teams in over 30 years, and in 2014/15, Spurs once again had the upper hand, not just in Premier League action.

In December 2014, Harry Kane and Ashley Barnes exchanged early goals before Erik Lamela scored the winner, and a month later, after drawing their FA Cup Third Round match at Turf Moor, they once again powered home, though, on this occasion, Burnley put up a fight.

Marvin Sordell and Ross Wallace both scored in the first eight minutes to put Burnley in the driving seat, but goals from Paulinho, Etienne Capoue, Vlad Chiriches, and Danny Rose saw Tottenham secure a 4-2 comeback win.

Five years later, Tottenham picked up another heavy victory with a Harry Kane double and goals from Lucas Moura, Heung-Min Son, and Moussa Sissoko, seeing them home 5-0.