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Spurs record in Europe:-

European Cup
P   W   D   L   F - A
8   4   1   3  21 - 13

(Semi-Finalists 1962)

European Cup Winners Cup

P   W   D   L   F - A
33  20  5   8  65 - 34

(Winners 1963)

UEFA Cup
P   W   D   L   F - A
75 47  16  12  169-60 

(Winners 1972, 1984
 Finalists 1974)

Total
P    W   D   L   F - A
116 71  22  23  255-107

UEFA CUP ROUND TWO
FINAL GROUP G TABLE 

POS            P  W  D  L  F-A  GD  Pts
1 Getafe       4  3  0  1  7-5   2   9
2 Spurs        4  2  1  1  7-5   2   7
3 Anderlecht   4  1  2  0  5-4   1   5
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4 AaB          4  1  1  2  7-7   0   4
5 H. Tel-Aviv  4  1  0  3  3-8  -5   3


Slavia Prague's matches in Europe
(Champions League)this season:-

2nd Qualifying Round
MSK Zilina    0-0   Slavia Prague
Slavia Prague 0-0   MSK Zilina
(Prague qualified 4-3 on penalties)

3rd Qualifying Round

Ajax             0-1   Slavia Prague
Slavia Prague    2-1   Ajax

Group H

Slavia Prague    2-1   Steaua Bucuresti
Sevilla          4-2   Slavia Prague
Arsenal          7-0   Slavia Prague
Slavia Prague    0-0   Arsenal
Steaua Bucuresti 1-1   Slavia Prague
Slavia Prague    0-3   Sevilla

Group H Table

POS              P  W  D  L  F-A   GD  Pts
Sevilla          6  5  0  1 14-7    7  15
Arsenal          6  4  1  1 14-4   10  13
Slavia Prague    6  1  2  3  5-16 -11   5
Steaua Bucuresti 6  0  1  5  4-10  -6   1

I thought it might be of interest to comment on a few of the other games in the "Round of 32", that will also be decided tomorrow.

The main interest for Spurs of course is in the Helsingborg v PSV Eidnhoven game. If successful, Spurs will meet the winners of this game, with the home leg on Thursday March 6th, and the away leg on either Wednesday 12th/Thursday 13th March. PSV are 2-0 up, and strong favourites to get through, but even if Spurs do win, you'd better be careful about your travel arrangements, as who knows when that second leg would be played! PSV's goals were scored from a 7th minute penalty by Belgian Timmy Simons, and another first half goal by striker Danko Lazovic. Helsingborg are from Sweden and yet to start league action at home.

Other teams well-placed to go through after convincing first leg wins are Marseille, Werder Bremen, Hamburg, and Everton. Sporting Lisbon beat Christian Gross's Basel 2-0 in Portugal and also look likely qualifiers for the 4th Round.

Bayern Munich drew 2-2 at Aberdeen, and the second leg will be watched avidly by many Scottish fans. Our fellow group qualifiers Getafe (who also beat us at The Lane on Martin Jol's last night in charge) drew 1-1 to AEK in Athens, whilst Anderlecht were grateful to Mpenza for a 90th minute goal to give them a slender 2-1 lead to take to Bordeaux.

As you can see, plenty of good teams await us in the next round, if we can finish the job tomorrow night. If we play as well as we did for the first 60 minutes last week, there should be no problem. With Wembley on the horizon, team selection is a dilemma for Juande Ramos, but I bet we don't see Ledley King tomorrow!

There have been rumours that Paul Robinson will get a chance to re-establish himself as first choice keeper tomorrow night. Radek Cerny's gaffe last week provides that opportunity. A performance by Robbo will give Ramos another (pleasant) selection problem for the Chelsea game. The trouble is we don't want our keeper to have the sort of game to make an impression, do we?

I fancy a good win (3-1) for Spurs, and hopefully opportunities to rest key players before too much of the game has passed.

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