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Harsh Mishra provides a tactical recap of Spurs Women's home WSL defeat to Manchester United and midweek away Conti Cup draw with Arsenal (the first of two NLDs this week). He ends by briefly previewing Saturday's home NLD.
By Rachel Cohen The first North London Derby of the week was played out on a dark, wet, Wednesday on a slippery pitch in Borehamwood. Spurs had been on the harsh end of big scorelines in their previous two games against Manchester City and United (7-0 and 4-0). Conversely, Arsenal were coming off a victory …
Continue reading "Five Things we learnt from the NLD Part I"
Harsh Mishra digs into the data to preview Spurs Women away at Man City. He also looks back at Spurs Women's last two games: 1-1 away at Leicester in the WSL and 3-0 home vs Bristol City in the Conti Cup.
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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This data breakdown of Spurs 3-1 away win at Brighton, highlights Spurs first half off-the-ball brilliance, Brighton's half-time tactical changes, Clinton's ability on the half-turn and the strength of Spurs midfield Finnish duo.
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 …
Spurs are on a seven-game losing streak in the WSL. This is relegation form. Yet, ironically, with the addition of Mana Iwabuchi and Bethany England and with Ashleigh Neville’s return from suspension, Spurs’ are looking better and, in contrast to their pre-Christmas games, scoring goals. The problem has been that Spurs’ strengthening has coincided with …
Tottenham Hotspur Women travel to Aston Villa on Saturday (14th January) in the first WSL game of 2023. By then it will have been almost a month since the team's previous game (a 1-0 away victory over Championship side Southampton in the Conti Cup). It also follows a winter break that couldn't have come soon …
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On Sunday Spurs Women went on the road and beat Brighton and Hove Albion's Women's team 8-0. To put that in context: Spurs scored three more goals than they have scored in their last five outings across all competitions. They scored twice as many goals as they have ever before scored in a single Barclays …
Continue reading "10 things we learnt from Spurs’ demolition of Brighton"
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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