spurs women

Tandberg in form for Spurs once again

Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Brighton & Hove Albion Above: The spurs team that lined up to face Brighton. Photo: Spurswomen on X. By Aimee-Lou Caldecourt (5/10/25) The Action Both managers made one change from the last gameweek, with Ashleigh Neville coming in for Josefine Rybrink for Tottenham and Rachel McLauchlan coming in for MoekaMinami. In theContinue reading “Tandberg in form for Spurs once again “

Predicting Spurs’ FA Cup Final Team. Part 3: Attacking Options

by Rachel Cohen (11/05/24) In the final part of a series looking at how Spurs might line up in Sunday’s FA Cup Final, this blog looks at Robert Vilahamn’s options in attack. Previous parts looked at nailed-on starters and central defensive options. Despite having a deeper bench this season, there are just five players who are likely toContinue reading “Predicting Spurs’ FA Cup Final Team. Part 3: Attacking Options”

Predicting Spurs’ FA Cup Final Team. Part 2: Vilahamn’s Options in Central Defence

by Rachel Lara Cohen (11/5/24) Following on from Part 1 which looked at players who were nailed-on starters for Spurs’ FA Cup Final on Sunday, Rachel Cohen zooms in on manager, Robert Vilahamn’s, options in Central Defence. The final part will focus on attacking options Essentially, Spurs have three central defenders, all of whom haveContinue reading “Predicting Spurs’ FA Cup Final Team. Part 2: Vilahamn’s Options in Central Defence”

Match Report: Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Charlton Athletic

Above: Beth England attacking. Photo: @Bethany_Eng15 By Mia Kipling The magic of the FA Cup means seeing Barclays Women’s Championship teams and Women’s Super League (WSL) teams face each other. Much like tonight where Tottenham Hotspur and Charlton Athletic face each other. Both teams are no strangers to this fixture, having played each other elevenContinue reading “Match Report: Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Charlton Athletic”