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Rafael van der Vaart and team-mates celebrate Spurs' goal © PA Photos |
Dec 26, 2010 
Rafael Van der Vaart shows his delight after scoring Spurs' second © PA Photos |
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Rafael Van der Vaart celebrates following a class Spurs move © PA Photos |
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Rafael Van der Vaart scores his side's first goal © PA Photos |
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Rafael van der Vaart limps off © Getty Images |
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Rafael van der Vaart and Gareth Bale react after Spurs level the match © PA Photos |
Nov 9, 2010 
Rafael van der Vaart takes exception to Lee Cattermole's challenge on Luka Modric © PA Photos |
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Rafael van der Vaart scores from close range © PA Photos |
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Rafael van der Vaart celebrates his goal © PA Photos |
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Rafael van der Vaart goes down under challenge from Phil Bardsley © PA Photos |
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Rafael van der Vaart wheels away after scoring © Getty Images |
Nov 2, 2010 
Rafael van der Vaart puts Spurs ahead © PA Photos |
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Rafael van der Vaart works through his warm-up routine © Getty Images |
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Rafael van der Vaart takes part in Spurs training © Getty Images |
Oct 30, 2010 
Rafael van der Vaart lies injured after a hamstring injury © PA Photos |
Oct 2, 2010 
Rafael van der Vaart celebrates © Getty Images |
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Rafael van der Vaart equalises for Tottenham © PA Photos |
Oct 2, 2010 
Rafael van der Vaart explodes after scoring an equaliser © PA Photos |
Sep 29, 2010 
Rafael van der Vaart reacts after scoring his goal © PA Photos |
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Rafael van der Vaart sees red © Getty Images |
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