Tottenham Vs Portsmouth 03/22/2008

Highlights
First Half
Second Half
Team News
Tottenham have no fresh injuries but skipper Ledley King, who has recovered from a calf injury, could be rested as he comes back from knee surgery.
Left-backs Benoit Assou-Ekotto (knee) and Gareth Bale (foot) are out.
Portsmouth will be without striker Jermain Defoe - who is ineligible under the terms of his move from Spurs - so John Utaka could partner Milan Baros.
Pompey are without Sol Campbell (knee) and suspended duo Sulley Muntari and Papa Bouba Diop.
Team From
Spurs
Robinson, Hutton, Chimbonda, King, Woodgate, Malbranque, Jenas, Zokora, Lennon, Keane, Berbatov, Cerny, Tainio, Dawson, Huddlestone, Bent, Lee, Kaboul, Gilberto, Boateng, Taarabt, O'Hara, Gunter.
Portsmouth
James, Johnson, Hreidarsson, Distin, Lauren, Diarra, Mendes, Hughes, Kranjcar, Davis, Mvuemba, Baros, Utaka, Kanu, Aubey, Nugent, Ashdown.
About the Match
The Carling Cup winners face the Wembley-bound FA Cup semi-finals in the 301st Premier League fixture of the season. Tottenham cannot climb higher than 11th; Portsmouth are six points off fifth place and Uefa Cup qualification through the league.
Pompey have won one more league game away, than Spurs have managed at home (eight to seven).
This is Tottenham's 50th league and cup fixture this season, and 24th at White Hart Lane, where there have been 99 goals on view (63 for, 36 against).
Wednesday's exciting 4-4 home draw with Chelsea, means that Tottenham's 30 league games have yielded an incredible 109 goals (58 for, 51 against). At 3.63, it's the highest goals per game average in the highest league. Only Manchester United have a more lethal attack, while just the defences Derby, Reading and Newcastle are more generous.
Spurs hold a 100% home Premier League record against Portsmouth, winning all four of their meetings with an aggregate of 12-6.
Head to Head Details
Portsmouth last took maximum points away from White Hart Lane on 2 April 1988, with a 0-1 top flight success, when Barry Horne scored the winner.
Spurs gained their first victory away from home this season at Fratton Park in December and are now hoping to complete a second Premier League double over Pompey, and first since 2005-06.
Home and away
League (inc PL): Spurs 13 wins, Portsmouth 10, Draws 12
Prem: Spurs 6 wins, Portsmouth 2, Draws 1
at Spurs only
League (inc PL): Spurs 8 wins, Portsmouth 3, Draws 6
Prem: Spurs 4 wins, Portsmouth 0, Draws 0
