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Spurs fail with £30m bid for Defoe, Crouch and Johnson, plus other rumours
Aston Villa and Arsenal draw in the last Premier League game on Boxing Day, as Man Utd, Chelsea and Liverpool all win.
Craig Bellamy produces a stunning solo display as West Ham beat Portsmouth for the first time in the Premier League.
Bolton secure victory over Portsmouth thanks to two goals in the first three minutes but also miss a glut of chances.
Peter Crouch scores twice as Portsmouth end their Uefa Cup campaign with a comfortable victory over Heerenveen.
Aston Villa finish third in their group after a 3-1 defeat at Hamburg, as Portsmouth end their campaign with a win over Heerenveen.
Chelsea stay second in the Premier League after being held at home by West Ham and Newcastle see off Portsmouth at Fratton Park.
West Brom remain bottom of the Premier League after Peter Crouch earns Portsmouth a draw at The Hawthorns
Ashley Young scores a last gasp winner as Aston Villa beat Everton in a 3-2 thriller after Portsmouth hit back to earn a 1-1 draw at bottom club West Brom.
Portsmouth go out of the Uefa Cup after a 3-2 defeat at Wolfsburg, while Aston Villa also lose but qualify for the last 32 anyway.
Arsenal win at Chelsea, Man Utd beat Man City, Everton win at Spurs and Portsmouth beat Blackburn in the Premier League.
Sean Davis's winner ensures Portsmouth edge a thrilling second half to earn a first win under Tony Adams at Fratton Park.
Filippo Inzaghi's late equaliser breaks Portsmouth's hearts and sends Milan into Uefa Cup's last 32.
Portsmouth suffer heartbreak as AC Milan snatch a late 2-2 draw in the Uefa Cup, but there are away wins for Tottenham and Man City.
Noe Pamarot scores a late own goal as Hull snatch a late equaliser at Portsmouth.
Emile Heskey's injury-time goal ends Wigan's four-match losing streak and leaves Tony Adams looking for his first point as Pompey boss.
Liverpool go top with victory over Chelsea, Harry Redknapp's Tottenham defeat Bolton as his old club Portsmouth draw with Fulham, and Arsenal beat West Ham.
Clint Dempsey's late goal rescues a point for Fulham at managerless Portsmouth.
Portsmouth striker Peter Crouch believes his return to the England squad has much to do with Harry Redknapp's man-management skills.
Peter Crouch says he feels "at home" in his second spell at Fratton Park.
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