After a broken nose forced him to wear a protective mask, Harry Kane scored a spectacular curling effort against Arsenal to put Spurs ahead in a crucial league match. His celebration, where he tore off the mask and roared to the crowd, showed what the derby meant to him and further cemented his status as a club icon.
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Led by a sensational performance from a young Harry Kane, Tottenham delivered a statement victory over Chelsea on New Year's Day. Kane scored two goals and assisted another in a thrilling 5-3 win that served as a turning point for Mauricio Pochettino's team.
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This match is a classic for a reason. With Harry Redknapp in his first game in charge, Spurs were 4-2 down against Arsenal with just a few minutes left on the clock. Late goals from Jermaine Jenas and Aaron Lennon secured an improbable and exhilarating 4-4 draw that is still talked about today.
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For 22 years, Arsenal fans had celebrated finishing above Tottenham in the league. That run finally ended in 2017 when Spurs secured a 2-0 victory at White Hart Lane, a result that mathematically confirmed they would finish above their rivals for the first time in over two decades.
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Trailing 4-2 to Arsenal in a thrilling North London Derby, David Bentley scored a jaw-dropping 40-yard volley that lobbed the Arsenal goalkeeper. The goal, which was a vital part of a historic 4-4 comeback draw, is widely regarded as one of the best goals in the history of the fixture.
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In his very first Premier League start for Tottenham, a 19-year-old Danny Rose scored a sensational volley from 30 yards out against Arsenal. The goal, which came just 10 minutes into the game at White Hart Lane, was a moment of pure magic that instantly made him a hero to the Spurs faithful.
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With the game seemingly lost at 2-1 with a minute left, Harry Kane scored twice in stoppage time to give Tottenham an incredible 3-2 victory over West Ham. The dramatic late turnaround, capped by Kane's last-gasp penalty, was an exhilarating reminder of the never-say-die spirit of the team under Mauricio Pochettino.
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Jonathan Woodgate's extra-time header to secure the League Cup against Chelsea was the moment that ended Tottenham's nine-year trophy drought. It was a momentous occasion for the club, as they battled back after going a goal down to lift their first major piece of silverware of the 21st century.
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Paul Gascoigne's legendary free-kick at Wembley is arguably the most famous derby goal in Tottenham's history. His stunning strike against Arsenal just five minutes into the match set the tone for a memorable 3-1 victory that sent Spurs to the final, and his celebration is etched into the minds of all Spurs fans.
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Tottenham had gone 16 years without a league victory over Chelsea. That long-standing hoodoo was finally broken with a 2-1 win at White Hart Lane, sealed by a late Aaron Lennon goal. It was a massive psychological victory for the club and a moment of pure relief and celebration for the fans.
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