Andy Peaks ‘immensely proud’ as Tamworth take Tottenham to extra-time in defeat - There were 96 places between the clubs at the start of the third-round weekend.

Tamworth became just the fourth non-league team to take a Premier League club to extra time in the FA Cup after Hereford United, Dagenham and Redbridge and Kidderminster Harriers

Tamworth boss Andy Peaks says he wants to bring Tottenham “down to our level” as his National League side prepare to face the Premier League outfit in the third round of the FA Cup on Sunday. The Lambs sit 16th in the National League and have already seen off two EFL clubs on their run so far,

Tamworth manager Andy Peaks said he was immensely proud of his players after the fifth-tier team to Tottenham to extra time in the FA Cup.The lowest-ranked team in the third round came close to

Tottenham has endured the humiliation of being taken to extra time by Tamworth, an opponent nearly 100 places lower in English soccer’s pyramid, before winning 3-0 and avoiding one of the biggest shoc

Tottenham narrowly avoided FA Cup embarrassment against non-league  Tamworth as they needed extra-time before securing a 3-0 win in the third round on Sunday.Tottenham were only the fourth Premier League side since 1992-93 to be taken to extra-time in an FA Cup game against a non-league club.

Part-timers Tamworth produced a heroic display to take Tottenham to extra-time before the Premier League club limped into the FA Cup fourth round with a 3-0 win. Andy Peaks’ National League outfit pushed Spurs all the way at a buoyant Lambs Ground on an occasion for the whole town to be proud of – albeit with a tinge of disappointment after they missed out on a potential-lucrative replay.

Tottenham were forced to wait six minutes before their FA Cup third round trip to Tamworth got underway following an issue with the netting on one of the goals

Kick-off for the FA Cup third round tie between Tottenham and Tamworth was delayed as players attempted to fix a problem with the goal netting.