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After last week’s hard-fought draw against Manchester United, Tottenham welcomed London Rivals Arsenal to the Hive for matchday 7 of the 2021-22 WSL season. Tottenham have been on a high this season but Arsenal is the team to beat along with Chelsea to compete for a championship. Arsenal came into this match top of theContinue reading “North London Derby, Tottenham vs Arsenal Matchday 7.”

After a long two week break, the WSL is back as 4th placed Tottenham welcomed 5th place Manchester United to the Hive. Tottenham’s last WSL match saw our Lilywhites lose their first match of the season away to Brighton, but bounced back 3 days later in the Conti Cup beating former Tottenham coach Karen HillsContinue reading “Match day 6 Tottenham vs Manchester United.”

Tottenham travelled to Crawley looking to extend their unbeaten run in the WSL taking on 7th placed Brighton. Tottenham was looking to build on last weeks 0-2 victory over Leicester City. Highlights of last weeks victory can be viewed below on our YouTube channel. Line ups: Brighton: 4-3-3 Walsh in goal, Koivisto in at right-back,Continue reading “Matchday 5: Brighton vs Tottenham and the Conti Cup is back.”

It was back to WSL action for Tottenham after crashing out of the FA Cup to Arsenal in midweek. Tottenham started brightly, taking the lead after 3 minutes with a wonderful strike by Williams but unfortunately for our Lilywhites, it all fell apart from there. Again the team selection was wrong, Harrop needs to playContinue reading “Matchday 4: Leicester vs Tottenham.”

After a break for international football, the WSL was back as Tottenham welcomed Reading to the Hive for the first home match to take place at Edgware. Reading sat in 11th place after losing their first two opening matches before kick-off, while our Lilywhites were in 4th with 2 wins out of 2. Highlights ofContinue reading “Matchday 3: Tottenham vs Reading: September 26th at The Hive.”

Matchday 2: Manchester City vs Tottenham. Matchday 2 saw our Lilywhites travel to the Academy Stadium to take on Manchester City. Both Teams won their opening WSL matches but, after a disappointing week for City by crashing out of the Women’s Champions League, the Citizens were looking to make Tottenham pay and extend their leadContinue reading “History makers.”

The WSL is back. After what feels like a very long off season the WSL is back and what a way to kick off the 2021-22 season than a home game at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. After a quiet pre-season and a lot of new additions, it was back to business. Our Lilywhites have playedContinue reading “Matchday 1: Tottenham vs Birmingham.”

In this special, we take a look at the new arrivals at Tottenham Hotspur Women. After seeing 11 players leave, there was A LOT of rebuilding to be done over the summer. Vicky Jepson. Vicky joins Tottenham as Rehanne Skinner’s assistant after Lauren Smith left in the summer to coach Bristol City. Jepson’s career startedContinue reading “New Arrivals”

The date is May 9th 2021 and Our Lilywhites traveled to Birmingham for their final WSL match of the 2020-21 campaign. Tottenham have not face Birmingham yet this season as during their last meeting Birmingham did not show due to a shortage of available players. As a result, Tottenham was awarded the three-point by theContinue reading “Final day of the season. Birmingham vs Tottenham at Damson Park.”