Clemence was a superb keeper for both clubs, and a real gentleman

I was there when we lost 7-0 and there each time after,until this game, what a day-afterwards on the way home, we listened to Barry McGuigan win the world title on the radio ,brilliant day... RIP Paul

I was there. great support as usual. Off the train at edge hill, on the buses for a tour back in time through the slums, off at stanley pk and into the ground. Party time! good ol crooksy!!... on the buses back to edge hill, the locals showered us with gifts in the shape of bricks while the old bill did nothing. Even had a little reception at altrincham with more bricks through the windows! haha happy days arriving at euston looking like we had been through a war zone!. A very memorable day

'Were you at Anfield when we won for the first time in 73 years?' I was. My dad thought I was mental to shlep all the way up there to watch us lose again as usual. He was quite jealous when I saw him the next day.

Clemence had a blinder, Falco was so underrated brilliant striker, Hazard top player, this was a good good side COYS

I was there first Spurs match aged 13, school trip from Belfast(99% were pool fans lol). Sat in front row right behind Ray Clemence's goal. Magical.

Hard to believe that stat. And it's not like Tottenham were a small club until shortly before that time. They had the greatest English player of all time Jimmy Greaves in the 1960s.

What a great game, two legendary sides at their best. Even today's Spurs couldn't compete with this team.

great upload

I was 13 and was running about the street like a lunatic when the final score came in. At the time it was an astonishing result.

Tottenham won at Anfield in 1912 the year the Titanic sank and didn't win again at Anfield until 1985 the year the Titanic was found and both Tottenham wins were on exactly the same date March 16th the only times Tottenham played those dates at Anfield in all those years

VAR would have ruled that goal out these days for the Falco handball in the build up. The farce that is VAR.

Clive Allen getting injured earlier in the season IMO cost Spurs the league. They should have won the league that season. Ive been supporting Tottenham since 1970 and that was the ONLY year they had a REAL run at winning the league. 82 the fixture pile up sis for them

Tottenham were a big club in the 80s. But Liverpool dominated the 80s in the same way United dominated the 90s and 2000s.

The shame...I had been to a Rugby game in Cardiff ( probably an International,my only feeble excuse).I was in the Conway pub on Cathedral Road at about 5.15 when I heard the result and I screamed in delight to the bemusement of the egg chasers around me.I was exceptionally drunk that night.

the 86-7 team was a great team as well but ;Liverpool & Everton made the title a two horse race and Tottenham finished third. Sadly October 22nd 1987 was the day Tottenham ceased to be a big club for almost 20 years. The day the club appointed the ghastly Terry (El Tel) Venables as manager

Tottenham ended an incredible hoodoo against Liverpool at Anfield and did the double over them for the first time in history.

That save by Clemence was unreal.

I remember the newspapers on the back "Raise the Titanic"

was at the match traveled there on the Liverpool Coach from North Wales, was the only one Happy on the way Home. C.O.Y.S

I was there. Quality day. COYS

Some one has this in 84 /85 season.

It's amazing that Spurs thought they won the League after this match .... they fell away badly after this

barry mcguigan won the world title in the summer june/july at lofus road.

Remember the headlines next day.."GHOSTBUSTERS SPURS".

@yiddo67 Don't think I do, mate