Tottenham's Women's team has continued its impressive progress in the Women's Super League (WSL), taking a crucial 0-0 draw against local rivals Arsenal, further solidifying their position. The north London club welcomed a record crowd of 6,788 at Brisbane Road and inflicted frustration on their title rivals for just the third time in 12 WSL meetings.
Spurs boss Martin Ho praised his side's performance, stating that they "don't make us a great team by just getting a point against Arsenal because you have to consistently deliver that." He stressed that the key is to sustain this level of performance and application every single game.
The draw marked another positive step in Tottenham's journey as they strive to push for promotion. The club has already enjoyed significant highs, including their first Women's FA Cup final appearance in 2024, but ultimately failed to build on those moments.
Tottenham have made substantial changes to their structure and recruitment strategy, introducing a new coaching staff, adapting their recruitment approach, and investing heavily in sports performance, nutrition, and leadership. Chief executive officer Vinai Venkatesham has also brought a fresh perspective to the boardroom, driving priorities for the women's team.
The team's recent performances have shown significant improvement, with key players such as Cathinka Tandberg holding up the ball in attack and Toko Koga providing rock-solid defense. Tottenham are currently just one point behind Manchester United in the Champions League qualification spots after nine matches, with 16 points to their name so far.
The draw against Arsenal was a testament to Tottenham's growing strength. They demonstrated bravery when winning back possession, taking on the more experienced opponents and were savvy in seeing out the game. While they are still underdogs, Spurs showed that they are capable of competing with the top teams in the league.
As Ho noted, "any game we go into now, we've got to be competitive." Tottenham must continue to push for promotion while staying grounded and focused on their goal. With the right mix of talent, teamwork, and dedication, this could be a promising season for the North London club.
Spurs boss Martin Ho praised his side's performance, stating that they "don't make us a great team by just getting a point against Arsenal because you have to consistently deliver that." He stressed that the key is to sustain this level of performance and application every single game.
The draw marked another positive step in Tottenham's journey as they strive to push for promotion. The club has already enjoyed significant highs, including their first Women's FA Cup final appearance in 2024, but ultimately failed to build on those moments.
Tottenham have made substantial changes to their structure and recruitment strategy, introducing a new coaching staff, adapting their recruitment approach, and investing heavily in sports performance, nutrition, and leadership. Chief executive officer Vinai Venkatesham has also brought a fresh perspective to the boardroom, driving priorities for the women's team.
The team's recent performances have shown significant improvement, with key players such as Cathinka Tandberg holding up the ball in attack and Toko Koga providing rock-solid defense. Tottenham are currently just one point behind Manchester United in the Champions League qualification spots after nine matches, with 16 points to their name so far.
The draw against Arsenal was a testament to Tottenham's growing strength. They demonstrated bravery when winning back possession, taking on the more experienced opponents and were savvy in seeing out the game. While they are still underdogs, Spurs showed that they are capable of competing with the top teams in the league.
As Ho noted, "any game we go into now, we've got to be competitive." Tottenham must continue to push for promotion while staying grounded and focused on their goal. With the right mix of talent, teamwork, and dedication, this could be a promising season for the North London club.
. And it got me thinking, have you ever noticed how some people can still be so sharp mentally when they're in their 60s or 70s? Like, what's their secret sauce? 
They're getting more confident in their gameplay 
and showing that they can compete with top teams 
๏ธ. The new coaching staff and recruitment approach seem to be working 
, and Vinai Venkatesham's fresh perspective is helping drive growth 
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solid, and Cathinka Tandberg's attacking play is 
on point! 
๏ธ. It's all about staying focused and competitive in each game 
- Spurs are proving that they can give top teams a run for their money 
. With this kind of teamwork, talent, and dedication 
esp with koga in defense. tho i think ho should give more chances to younger players like lilly fletcher she's been making waves lately 
gotta believe in them too, dont wanna see them stuck on 2nd place again
. That bravery when winning back possession was so cool 
. It's awesome to see them giving it their all against top teams like Arsenal and Manchester United 
. They're not just competing with the top teams, they're competing against them 
. And it's not just about scoring, their defense is looking solid too - Toko Koga has made an impressive 95% tackle success rate 
. The recent draw against Arsenal showed that Spurs can compete with the top teams in the league, but it's all about consistency now - they need to keep delivering those points without losing momentum 
. Vinai Venkatesham is bringing a fresh perspective to the boardroom and it's paying off.
. They can't just rely on their recent performances, they need to sustain this level of performance throughout the season. It's like they're saying, "Hey, we've got this" but we'll see about that 
. One point behind Manchester United in the Champions League qualification spots is a big deal and Spurs can't take anything for granted.
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strong 
. It just goes to show that Spurs are stepping up their game 
. Tandberg & Koga are killing it in attack & defense respectively 
. Now they just gotta keep pushing for promotion & stay focused on the prize 
tottenham might not be top dog just yet but they're definitely making progress tho 
sadly humans are doing more damage than ever to our planet and it's only gonna get worse unless we make some serious changes 
. Their performance against Arsenal was super solid, they really showed their mettle 
. The changes to the structure and recruitment strategy are definitely paying off, and with Vinai Venkatesham on board, I think there's a real chance they can push for promotion 
, i mean who wouldn't want to see a record crowd at brycen road? 
its crazy how much progress they've made since 2024... like that first fa cup final appearance was just the beginning 
toko koga is a total boss 
. They've made some big changes to their strategy and it's showing, they're giving top teams a run for their money 
I'm loving how Spurs' Women's team is killing it in the WSL! Their recent performances are giving me major goals 
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. Martin Ho is doing a great job with his team, emphasizing the importance of consistent performance and application 
. They've got a great mix of talent, teamwork, and dedication on their side, which makes them a force to be reckoned with 
"we don't make us great by just gettin points against big teams"... gotta keep grindin 
tandoberg & koga r crushin it 
but gotta stay grounded... no room 4 error 
ceo vinai's got a fresh vibe goin on 
leadership & performance all that jazz 
it's all about consistency & pushing for promotion now can't wait 2 c them crush it this season