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Halftime: Tamworth 0-0 Tottenham
Tamworth have done exactly what they want to do, as long as they don’t create a threat. That could happen to reduce Tottenham’s margin for error later on. Tottenham are poor, inattentive and can be slaughtered by a lamb if they are not too careful.
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45 minutes: 1 minute added. It was a reality, and it was all too real for Tottenham. Polo forces a corner. He takes it himself, but as soon as it’s cleared, the half-time whistle blows.
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Updated on 08.23 ET
43 minutes: Ben Crompton did well as a full-back. Tamworth are fantastic as a unit. If you only get one chance, you never know.
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41 min: Polo concedes a throw. And we now know what that means. Hollis is the target at the back post, but he could have done better. The Spurs seem to be panicking about this not being their secret weapon.
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39 min: Dragushin and Kinski get confused and the goalkeeper has to hack clear. He had some unstable periods, most of which were through no fault of his own.
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37 minutes: Tamworth were solid and organized. With a few reducers brought in and no VAR, it’s worth a bet. Tottenham have played much worse than they did against Liverpool in midweek.
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35 minutes: Tamworth Corner. Push it into the Spurs box and shove it. Kinski looks safe as he retrieves the ball.
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33 minutes: Maddison takes a cruncher from McGlinchey, but Spurs keep the ball. Johnson sets the polo on overlap, but the ball flies out, probably near Tamworth’s favorite lay line.
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32 minutes: Nice skill from Maddison, cut past Milnes, Shin makes a decent save. Then Sarr pushes into the corner.
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30 minutes: Now it’s Tottenham’s turn to play a set piece. Madison’s kick fails to defeat the first person. The ball goes to Werner. The shot is blocked and Polo gets snubbed. That doesn’t happen to Ange’s men. they were slow.
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28 minutes: One of Tonks comes over. This time I was blown away. Enol came back, but he looked uncomfortable. a shame.
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26 minutes: Enol, who produced that attack in the first minute, stands on the ball and pulls it up. Hamstring twang? Maybe so. Or just a bottle.
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24 minutes: Edan Tull: “Is Tonks from Tamworth one of the few onomatopoeic footballers in football?” Don’t think Gary Speed was fast enough to be counted. ”
Tottenham are thoroughly jeered. It’s all a lot of fun.
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22 minutes: We hear from Eric Dunn. “As you can see from The Lamb’s drone photos attached to the MBM report, Tamworth has an indoor training facility adjacent to the ground called Snowworld (an artificial ski slope with ‘real’ snow). There’s certainly some humor to be extracted from it. I myself can’t think of anything, but then again, I just got up from the scratcher and haven’t had a liquid drink yet. Enjoy the game…games like this are what make the whole FA Cup circus so worthwhile. ”
Despite the boos, Tottenham continued to pass the ball around.
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21 minutes: We also hear from Paul Roche. “Hello John. Timo Werner tells us about today. I didn’t know about that. I wonder if it’s the same in Spain. Maybe we should introduce it in England. Accrington. It would have given us the chance to host Liverpool, Morecombe Chelsea and Manchester United against Arsenal.”
Timo himself shows great control, but is unable to find Madison.
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20 minutes: Gil Kirkby calls. “I was at Anfield yesterday (no traffic lights, no 3G pitch) and Stanley fans were singing ‘Fields of Accrington’, an ode to the Fields of Anfield Road. I was there. Do you really hope the Tamworth faithful rewrite some of the Spurs anthems, perhaps taking inspiration from the legendary Tamworth duo?”
According to Wiki: “The Tamworths were a pair of pigs that escaped when being unloaded from a truck at an abattoir in the English town of Malmesbury, Wiltshire, in January 1998. Named Butch and Sundance after the Dance Kid) ) is 1 They had been on the run for over a week and the search for them caused a huge media sensation and aroused great public interest, both in the UK and abroad.
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19 minutes: Kinski makes a very good case for the catch from the throw. He looks like he’s up to the role: so far.
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18 mins: Oh, McGlinchey shoots, the ball goes past Archie Gray. It’s more of a corner than a throw.
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16 minutes: Maddison creates time and space to take a shot, but the only thing he can do is hit it wide, leading to jeers.
Tamworth’s Milnes faces Tottenham’s Maddison. Photo: Jason Cairnduff/Action Images/Reuters Share
Updated at 07:58 ET
14 min: Ever-alert Liverpool fans would like me to point out that their team lost the Carabao Cup and it was only the first leg. There.
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13 minutes: Well, that throw from Tonks is a weapon. Kinski was left exposed as he dove into the box and the ball spilled and bounced off the post. To Tottenham reliever.
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11 minutes: Kieren contacts me. “Today has a definite ‘anything can happen’ magic to it, not just because Spurs won the last game.Yesterday, when Plymouth won, I almost dropped my phone on the tip. They say lightning never strikes twice, but after Tamworth went straight down and forced a save from Kinski, you never know…
“In other news, on Boxing Day I mentioned a girl on the Newcastle vs Ipswich ‘Clock’ that I wanted to invite to my lecture. Well, apparently she just broke up with her boyfriend. Like I said before, anything can happen…”
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10 minutes: Quite a few boos from the Tamworth locals. “What are you, what are you, what are you” is not yet.
Answer: “I heard, I heard, I heard, I heard.”
Check out Kinski’s “ooooooooooooooooooooooooo” kick.
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8 minutes: Spurs take control and go downhill. Madison gets her turn to spin and shoot.
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7 minutes: Maddison sends off Sarr. Werner and Moore find Brennan Johnson, but it doesn’t work. 3g bobble?
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5 mins: Spurs settle into possession with 3G, but look a bit spotty. Isn’t it when your phone goes to “E” and you know you’re about to receive a call?
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3 minutes: Polo finds Reguilon and is forced into a corner kick. Maddison took a shot and goalkeeper Jas Singh made a fine save to give the team an immediate break. The result is a throw, which Tom Tonks fires. Cleared.
Tamworth’s Torpedo Tonks prepares for a throw-in. Photo: Michael Regan/Getty Images
Updated at 07:51 EST
Finally…we are in Tamworth
1 min: And the first shot comes from Tamworth, his left winger darting out on the edge of the box to force a save from Kinski. What is the name of the attacker? Bek Ray Besombap Enol, he is from Cameroon.
Enol runs with the ball. Photo: Henry Nichols/AFP/Getty Images
Updated at 07:48 EST
Ange gives it back to Hoon and the others and laughs at it. In the net, Tamworth’s goalkeeper and tallest defender are glued to the net. Oh, this is great. All we need is Jimmy Hill to come in and run the line.
Tamworth’s Jasbir Singh and staff attempt to repair the nets before the match. Photo: Michael Regan/Getty Images
Updated at 07:47 ET
Kick-off delayed at Tamworth
It appears that the goal net has been tampered with. Behind Ange’s back, there’s a bunch of bloody thugs wreaking havoc and making it a big problem, to paraphrase Alf Stewart.
Tamworth fans greet Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou ahead of kick-off. Photo: Henry Nichols/AFP/Getty Images
Updated at 07:47 ET
Teams take to the field. Like Tamworth’s Brass Monkey. James Maddison gives a team talk in the Tottenham huddle.
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Although the tunnel is narrow, Ange Postecoglou seems determined. 3g pitch beckons.
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Tamworth chairman Bob Andrews told the BBC: I thought Wembley were good at FA Vaze, but this surpassed that. It’s great to have such a prestigious Premier League club in Tamworth. It’s really nice to see so many people here. I wish I could fit in more, but the place is full.
“The money we get from this match will go towards developing the ground itself. We need better changing rooms, we need a bottom end stand, we need a lot of things. It’s beautiful but it needs upgrading. is.”
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So how was the changing room? Timo Werner seems smart enough as he has stated that in Germany there will always be smaller teams as cup opponents.
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The Tamworth team is here
Tamworth: Singh, Crompton, Cullinen Rivard, Hollis, Cockerill-Mullett, Tonks, Milnes, McClinchy, Morrison, Enol, Creaney. Subs: Phillips, Curley, Dizzy, Fletcher, Finn, Rea, Williams, Chikuna, Sandire.
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Reguilon, Sarr, Maddison, Johnson, Werner and Moore will play, with Jed Spence, Son, Solanke, Kulusevski and Bergvall absent, with Bentancur on the sideline. Kinski continues to score.
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The Tottenham team is here – 6 changes.
Tottenham: Kinski, Polo, Dragusin, Gray, Reguilon, Sarr, Bissouma, Maddison, Johnson, Werner, Moore. Subs: Austin, Spence, Dorrington, Bergvall, Orcesi, Kulusevski, Son, Solanke, Lankshya.
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Ben Fisher has a great story about Tamworth FC.
Nickname: Lambs.
To the massacre? Let’s take a look.
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preamble
Tamworth is a bustling and proud market town in the West Midlands, full of history, its most famous son being Julian Cope of the great Doldol, and home to the mighty Tottenham. They are 16th in the National League so they are playing a decent level of football so the Ange boys will be able to do everything their way. After that tough night of defeating Liverpool in the FA Cup, a thin squad will be rotated. This is a tie for best this round for those who want to see minnows host the elite.
Kick-off is 12:30pm UK time. Please join us.
Tamworth fans, with handmade lamb signs made to represent the team, gave them the nickname Rams. Photo: Katherine Ivill/AMA/Getty Images
Updated on 07.15 ET
