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By Harsh Mishra It's been a fortnight since Tottenham Hotspur Women were beaten 7-0 by Manchester City Women, their biggest ever defeat in the WSL. In this edition of the Data Breakdown, I analyze Spurs' approach in the game and highlight some of the reasons for such a heavy defeat. I then preview this week's …
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By Harsh Mishra This past weekend the red team from Merseyside travelled to Brisbane Road. The result was exactly the same as the previous week when the blue team, Everton, visited, but the flow of the game was very different. Both Spurs and Liverpool came into this game on same number of points and the …
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By Harsh Mishra. This past weekend saw Tottenham Hotspur Women back in action after the first International break of the season. This time Spurs hosted one of last season's mid-table sides, Everton. The Toffees were coming into this game at the back of a heavy 5-0 home thrashing by Manchester United. But unlike Spurs' previous …
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We are 4 games into the 2023-24 season and Tottenham Hotspur Women have already accrued 50 percent of their points tally from the whole of last season. This weekend saw an impressive 4-2 win away at Aston Villa's Bescot Stadium. In contrast to last season, Aston Villa have not started this season well, and this …
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By Harsh Mishra. The first home game of the season and the first win of the season! Up against newly promoted, Bristol City, Spurs pretty much wrapped up this game by half time, as they raced to a three goal lead, ending the day 3-1 winners. Looking at how the teams set up: Tottenham fielded …
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Harsh Mishra provides a data breakdown of Spurs Women's first game of the 2023-24 WSL season: away to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. This was also our first look at how Robert Vilahamn will set up the team. The game ended with Chelsea seeing out a 2-1 win, but Spurs' attacking efforts saw them get the most shots on target against Chelsea of any team in a WSL game, in a decade.
A personal reflection on Spurs 1 Arsenal 5 (Brisbane Road) Last time out I was arguing that the North London Derby didn’t mean so much in the WSL given it the gulf between the sides, so I can only imagine how those who really hate Arsenal in whatever form must be feeling. But whichever way …
Sometimes you have to lose a lot of games to properly relish a win. And we waited for this one a long time: nine games or 136 days. Spurs’ last win – that eight-goal false-dawn at Brighton – was back on the 30th of October: Rishi Sunak had that week taken office, England had not …
I wanted to write a little in praise of the mentality of the Spurs Women team as I don’t think it gets remarked on nearly enough and I think it’s something we can all be inspired by and learn from. https://twitter.com/AshNev10/status/1632739992073109505?s=20 Ashleigh Neville remains positive following defeat vs Manchester City away. Bill Shankly famously said …
Tottenham travelled to the Broadfield Stadium to take on 10th-placed Brighton and Hove. Tottenham welcomed Kerys Harrop back into the squad after an injury had kept out the veteran. Both teams were looking to bounce back after defeats last weekend Lineups. Brighton 4-4-1-1: Walsh in goal, Green in a right-back with Williams and Kulberg in …
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