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Tottenham vs Sunderland History
Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 Sunderland (Premier League - April 7, 2014)
A dominant performance from Tim Sherwood's Spurs. Lee Cattermole actually gave the Black Cats an early lead, but Emmanuel Adebayor (2), Harry Kane, Christian Eriksen, and a Gylfi Sigurdsson strike sealed a resounding win for the Lilywhites.
Tottenham Hotspur 4-1 Sunderland (Premier League - January 16, 2016)
Mauricio Pochettino's Spurs were in fine form. Patrick van Aanholt put Sunderland ahead, but a brace from Harry Kane, along with goals from Mousa Dembélé and Christian Eriksen, ensured a comfortable victory for Tottenham as they chased a top-four spot.
Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Sunderland (Premier League - September 18, 2016)
A hard-fought win for Spurs. Harry Kane scored the decisive goal in the second half, though he unfortunately picked up an ankle injury later in the game. Sunderland's Adnan Januzaj was sent off late on for David Moyes' side.
Tottenham vs Sunderland Mutual Connections
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Jermain Defoe: An iconic striker for Spurs across two spells, scoring a huge number of goals. He later became a hero for Sunderland, with his goals being crucial in their Premier League survival fights.
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Darren Bent: After a prolific spell at Charlton, Bent joined Spurs but struggled to consistently find his best form. He then moved to Sunderland for a club-record fee and was an instant success, scoring prolifically for the Black Cats.
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Danny Rose: The left-back had a highly successful loan spell at Sunderland from Spurs in the 2012-13 season, becoming a fan favourite at the Stadium of Light before returning to establish himself as a key player for Tottenham and England.
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Alan Hutton: The Scottish right-back played for Spurs and later had a loan spell with Sunderland in 2010.
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Pascal Chimbonda: Played right-back for Spurs and then signed for Sunderland in 2008.