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By Rachel Cohen Totthenham manager, Robert Vilahamn, was upbeat ahead of the club's first ever FA Cup Final, talking about the team's journey to this point, preparations for the final and about how Spurs are now increasingly competititve. He also praised the contribution of his backroom staff. Robert Vilahamn speaking to the press ahead of …
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By Rachel Cohen. In his press conference the Spurs manger talked about losing to Manchester City (again) and whether they were closing the gap; Spurs' upcoming FA Cup game against Charlton; the Beth England-Martha Thomas partnership; what you miss with Ash Neville and Drew Spence out injured; building squad fitness; the problem of chance creation …
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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 …
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On Saturday in the 2nd minute of Spurs game at Brisbane Road Ellie Brazil left the pitch. She was on a stretcher. Her knee was bandaged. Her game was over. With just first five games of the season gone, Ellie is the third Spurs player to sustain a serious injury. Add these to the multiple …
Tottenham welcomed Manchester City to Brisbane Road for matchday 4 of the WSL in the early kick-off. Manchester City sat in 8th position before kick-off after a 4-0 win over Leicester last weekend while our Lilywhites sat in 7th after their 1-0 victory over newly promoted Liverpool last weekend. Lineups. Tottenham 4-4-2: Spencer on goal, …
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In this special, we look back at what has been a historic season for our Lilywhites. We will look back on the season, rate our players and give our player of the season. There are so many positives that can be taken from this season, despite the lows in the second half of the season, …
The England Squad was announced this week for the final pre-Euros friendly games. Once again all the outfield players were drawn from just four clubs and once again Ashleigh Neville was overlooked. Rachel argues that her omission is a bad look. First, because Ash is a great player who could contribute to the England setup. …
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This is the third part of our report on the Spurs Fan Survey. If you want more on this season, check out Part 1 (scoring the players) and Part 2 (player awards). In this part we look at what fans said they wanted for the future. It's based on some free-text questions where people could …
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This is the second of three blogs with the results of the Spurs Women End of Season Fan Survey. Part 1 summarised fans' manager and player ratings. This part looks at who fans nominated in six (not entirely serious) categories. Part 3 explores fans' thoughts on the next season. So, let's get started. 1. The …
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Tottenham welcomed 11th placed Leicester City to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the final game of the season. The last time these two teams met in the WSL, Tottenham ran out 2-0 winners at the King Power Stadium with goals from William and Addison. Tottenham was looking for revenge after being defeated by Leicester 3-1 …
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