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By Rachel Cohen The January transfer window ended at midnight last night. During it four players have joined Tottenham and six have left (four on loan; one permanent departure; one loan recall). That means we are now two transfer windows into Vilahamn’s tenure as manager, so it is a good time to take stock of …
By Harsh Mishra. Over the past five days Spurs Women have returned to action after the winter break, notching up two back-to-back wins. The most recent, a 3-0 win away to Southampton, secured a place in the quarter-finals of the Conti Cup. The previous game saw them take on West Ham in the WSL, the …
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By Dave Puckridge. Five things noticed during (yet another) hard fought Spurs victory. This time it was against our WSL nemesis, West Ham. Final Score: Tottenham 4-3 West Ham. Venue: Chigwell Construction Stadium. Competition: WSL. Starting lineup for West Ham vs Spurs. Image: Spurs Women 1. Weathering The Weather And breathe (again)! It feels wrong …
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Rachel Cohen Spurs Women won 4-3 at West Ham. It was dark. The wind blew and the rain swirled. The ball bobbled and blew sideways. On the pitch it was a chaotic back and forth: twice Spurs went ahead as Grace Clinton oozed class, netting the first and third goals, Celin Bizet took her chance …
By Dave Puckridge. Five things I noticed during Spurs' hard-fought FA Cup victory over Sheffield United. Spurs complete last minute comeback vs Sheffield Utd. Image: @SpursWomen 1. A Comeback Win And breathe! Has everybody’s blood pressure returned to normal yet? Spurs did it the hard way; for 60 minutes we were distinctly second best: rusty, …
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Rachel Cohen reviews Spurs Women's 2023 in eight parts, covering the club's relationship with the women's team, style of play, signings, existing players, supporters, and things to address in 2024. It ends with a pick for goal of the year and 2023 in numbers.
Harsh looks at the numbers underlying our historic North London Derby win. This is followed with a mid-season Review, comparing this and last season's Spurs, looking at where Spurs sit in terms of WSL statistics. He finishes by identifying continuities in Vilahamn's style of play at Häcken and Spurs.
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 …
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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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