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By Harsh Mishra. It's been a few months since I last wrote an article in my Data Breakdown series. During that time a lot happened for me personally. I started a job and had to move across the Atlantic. That meant I was able to watch Spurs Women play LIVE. Twice! I got to see …
Continue reading "Data Breakdown: FA Cup Final dress rehearsal"
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 …
Continue reading "Robert Vilahamn Pre-Charlton Press Conference: 9th February 2024"
By Harsh Mishra. The first seven days of February will bring two unique challenges for Tottenham. They first face Liverpool on Sunday, for the temporary bragging rights of the fifth place. Then the following Wednesday, they once again host Manchester City, this time in the Quarter Finals of the Conti Cup. Liverpool Preview The last …
Continue reading "Data Breakdown: City Conundrum & Battle for Fifth"
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 …
Continue reading "Data Breakdown: Conti Cup Win & West Ham Away"
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 …
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