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Match Report By Philip Gray

As always there was very little optimism going into this match, and a draw looked a very creditable result. The match started with the obvious nerves but after two minutes the nerves were changed to joy. When the majestic Arteta was felled by the extremely ugly Stalteri, and a trademark ourtater free kick was placed straight onto Lescott's head 5 yards out, 1-0.

We carried onto play well but as expected we were placed under pressure from the class of Spurs, (note the sarcasm there). There equaliser came when Lescott left Gardner on his own in the box, 1-1.

Unlike the Everton of old away from home, we conceded yet went attacking again. We were rewarded with a fine goal just after the equaliser. Ossie tried to slip AJ in which deflected to Big Viccy, he then laid in ourtater, before another trademark and gorgeous ball fell straight on big Viccy's head. A miraculous header from someone only fell to Ossie who SMASHED it into the roof, 2-1.

As I said before unlike the Everton of old we went attacking once more, and were rewarded again! We won a free kick just out of ourtaters range. So Stubbsy stepped up and smacked it into the bottom corner of the whinging cokneys goal, via a deflection. 3-1 and complete and utter ecstasy.

HALF TIME TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 1-3 EVERTON

The second half dragged out just as all Evertonians wanted, without a spurs goal and a consistent and magical Everton performance. There were chances for all with Berbatov hitting the post, Defoe having a chance (great save from Howard) and plenty of chances for AJ and big Viccy. The blues were in fine voice as usual from watching a brilliant performance. Two wins from two provide even further excitement for us all. My man of the match goes to Leon Osman who provided the best performance I have seen from him in the royal blue. Close behind him were Mikel Arteta, Alan Stubbs, Phil Neville and Lee Carsley. KEEP IT UP BLUES! Philip Gray, Pocklington,York.

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Moyesy says: "We did it last year and these players are more than capable of doing it. You're always going to have to work hard against Tottenham. It would be hard to pick out because they all did a great job. I've got a great deal of faith in my boys."

Ossie says: "We just came here and were positive. We had a good win on Saturday and won here last year and were confident we could do it again. It was 1-1 at the time, and we were pushing to get back the lead we had let slip - so it was crucial."

Stubbsy says: "The manager is always going on at us for not scoring enough goals from free-kicks. There was a little deflection, but it was on target - so I'll claim it."

* Evertonian Micky Houghton is commentating on the Everton v Spurs game in the SKY TV Fanszone. If you fancy, tune into Fanzone by pressing the red button when the match starts, If any one texts into the show, Micky has promised to read it out. Come on you Blues!!!! !!

What did you think of the match? Did Moyesy get his team selection and tactics right? e-mail info@bluekipper.com after the game.

* A big well done to Moyesie and the boys a terrific win against Spurs, onwards and upwards, hang on we cant get any higher. I feel a nose bleed coming on!! well done lads! Matt Tomlinson, North Wales.

* Loved the match report. Especially "some divvy in the wall". Myke.

* Just got back from Spurs tonight. Exiled in Swansea. Lescott is still legend. Carragher, Campbell out of retirement to play for England? McClaren, Roger does everything. FTS!!!! CYOB!!!!! Kennedy.

* Boring game (its bound to be, its on sky) I'm goin for a 1-1 draw. We'll take the lead through Anichebe, and Robbie Keane will level things up, leaving us under the cosh for the final 30mins! Lee Woods.

* Oh to beat the Spurs again... and i think we can do it this time round... 0-1 with AJ starting his tally. Allan - Amsterdam

Tim Cahill, James Vaughan and Leighton Baines are all out injured. Moyesy will check on a few niggles, but is poised to pick the same 11 that started against Wigan on Saturday. Jimmy Mac is back in the squad. Upfront Moyesy will go for AJ and Vic. He has no choice.

Moyesy On Vic says: "He’s going to have to play. It's asking a lot for him at the moment, but I think if you asked him what would he want to do, he would want to play. We got a very good victory at Spurs last season and if we can repeat that result and performance we will be more than happy. Last season that win gave us a lot of confidence for the rest of the season, it underlined what we felt we could do. We are confident with the players we have to do that again."

Roger says: "It is always tough going on the road but Tottenham have spent well in the summer and will be looking to step it up again. I would not be surprised if they changed the front two but whoever plays for them will be tricky opponents for us but it is up to us to keep the clean sheet and get the win. Anytime you keep a clean sheet away from home is a bonus but to do at a place like Tottenham where I don’t think many teams will get points or keep a clean sheet so if we do that we will have achieved something. It was my first start for Everton in the league and have good memories of there so far but it is a different season no. Hopefully we are stronger and better than last year and I am sure they will be the same. If we can go there and play in the right manner I am sure we can come away with something."

Lard's XI To Start: Howard, Hibbert, Yobo, Stubbs, Lescott, Osman, Carsley, Neville, Arteta, Anichebe, Johnson

Everton from: Tim Howard, John Ruddy, Phil Jagielka, Phil Neville, Tony Hibbert, Joleon Lescott, Joseph Yobo, Alan Stubbs, Mikel Arteta, Anderson de Silva, Lee Carsley, Leon Osman, Andy Van der Meyde, Steven Pienaar, Nuno Valente, Andrew Johnson, James McFadden, Victor Anichebe.

Match Report Last Season v Spurs

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Spurs were beaten by Sunderland on Saturday with a last minute goal, and will want to put that right. Michael Dawson faces a late fitness test, while Gareth Bale, Ledley King, Aaron Lennon, Young-Pyo Lee and Benoit Assou-Ekotto are all still out.

Moyesy says: "Tottenham lost on Saturday and that shows how tough the Premier League is. They will be determined to put that right against us, so we know it will be tough."

Tottenham Squad: Robinson, Cerny, Chimbonda, Stalteri, Rocha, Gardner, Kaboul, Dawson, Jenas, Zokora, Murphy, Boateng, Ghaly, Malbranque, Taarabt, Tainio, Routledge, Huddlestone, Berbatov, Keane, Defoe, Bent.