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#3 Tottenham 9-1 Wigan (22 November 2009)
In the latter years of Harry Redknapp's management, Tottenham Hotspur laid the groundwork for the heights they reached in recent times and in 2009, they handed out one of the most comprehensive defeats in Premier League history.
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In what was perhaps a foreboding of the bashing they were to receive on the last day by Chelsea, Wigan Athletic were on the receiving end of another whitewash in a ten-goal thriller as they were thumped 9-1 by Spurs at White Hart Lane in November 2009.
Current Rangers star and former England international Jermaine Defoe was the star of the show, as he weighed in with five goals, while Peter Crouch, Aaron Lennon, David Bentley, and Niko Kranjcar completed the rout.
Tottenham got the reward for their brilliant campaign by securing qualification for the Champions League for the first time, while Wigan ended the season five points clear of the relegation places despite the two heavy defeats to Chelsea and Tottenham.
