The 2009/2010 season was the year that fans have been waiting for. Following the cup successes of previous campaigns, fans have long wished to see Spurs take on Europe's elite and now, following victory in the race for fourth spot in the League, Champions League football is coming to White Hart Lane. A season packed full of spectacular highs, including the historic 9-1 thrashing of Wigan, victories over Chelsea and Liverpool, a Danny Rose wonder goal to help beat Arsenal and Peter Crouch's header which beat Manchester City and booked Spurs' place in the Champions League, this is truly one to remember. Including all the games and all the goals, the 2009/2010 Season Review takes a look back over a memorable campaign in which Harry Redknapp spearheaded the return of Spurs to the upper reaches of English football, and with every member of the squad playing their part, this is a team that rightly deserves their highest ever Premier League points tally and, with it, the right to mount a challenge against Europe's elite.
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