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Holdt bags hat-trick as Spurs Women hit seven at Palace

The Eagles side played nearly 83 minutes with 10 players after Fuka Tsuonda was shown a straight red card for a high challenge on Cathinka Tandberg and although they frustrated us in the first half to keep the scores level, the floodgates soon opened in the second period.
Making her first start of the season, Holdt volleyed home four minutes after the restart to hand us the lead and then doubled our advantage on the hour mark with a stunning strike from the edge of the box before wrapping up her...

All square against Liverpool

Our first Women’s Super League away fixture of the campaign ended all square as Liverpool fought back in the second half to share the points on Sunday afternoon.We rode our luck at times in the first half as Liverpool carved out the better of the opportunities but, four minutes before the break, it was us that broke the deadlock when Signe Gaupset’s cross took a huge deflection and found the back of the net.
But Liverpool, who kicked off their season with a win at Charlton Athletic, found a leve...

From dream debut to leading the next generation | Kirsty Hanson on life at Spurs

Kirsty Hanson stole the headlines in our Women’s Super League season opener with her stunning double on her competitive debut, but the forward feels there’s still another level she can go.The Scotland international, who joined us from Aston Villa this summer, is building on an excellent goalscoring campaign in the WSL last term, scoring 12 goals in total for the Villans, and has taken no time to bring that clinical edge in a Spurs shirt.
Slotting home her first goal in the first half, capitalisi...

'I’m back, enjoying being back out there and playing with my team-mates' - Hanna Wijk

Hanna Wijk made her return to action in our pre-season friendly against Birmingham City at the weekend.The full-back, who joined us in January from BK Hacken, suffered a MCL injury while on international duty for Sweden Under-23s in April, which resulted in her missing the final few games of the 2025/26 campaign.
Following her hard work during her rehabilitation through the off-season and in the early weeks of pre-season, the Sweden international was back on the pitch in our 5-3 win over the Blu...

Spurs in Spain: Our three Academy players reflect on experience

For our three Academy graduates, there aren’t many better experiences than having the opportunity to train with the first team – let alone spending 12 days in Spain on a performance camp.Ahead of preparing for another intense training session under the sweltering sun in Spain, with temperatures at around 38 degrees, Heidi Hills, Sophie Jackson and Jhanaie Pierre spent the morning at our base to relax and take in all the emotions of a whirlwind pre-season so far.
For Jhanaie and Sophie, they have...

Spurs in Spain: A day in the life of Maite Oroz

With our pre-season performance camp reaching its final days in southern Spain, we caught up with Maite Oroz for an insight into what a day in camp looks like.The 28-year-old has recently returned to running on the grass as part of her rehabilitation from an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury she suffered in October, 2025.
The Spain international has continued her hard work during our time in her homeland and we caught up with midfielder to see what she gets up to throughout a day on camp…“...

Spurs in Spain: Panengstuen on connections and eagerness to get started in WSL

Only a little over a month since arriving at Spurs, Selma Panengstuen admits she already feels settled at the Club.Arriving from SK Brann in June, reuniting with good friend Signe Gaupset and Head Coach Martin Ho, it has been a whirlwind few weeks for the Norway international and a hugely beneficial time to connect with her new team-mates.
Joining us from the very start of pre-season, the 23-year-old has had the last week to really get to know the squad and coaching staff as part of our performa...

Spurs in Spain: Blakstad on pre-season performance camp and life in London

Currently undergoing her first pre-season at the club, Julie Blakstad has spoken about how that is helping her settle in at Spurs – on and off the pitch.Our Women’s first team are currently based in southern Spain for 12 days of intense training sessions alongside two friendlies against Liga F sides – a 1-0 win over Granada on Sunday before a meeting with Real Madrid on Wednesday evening.
While the focus will be on pitch preparations for the 2026/27 Barclays Women’s Super League in just under a...

Why Tandberg chose to wear the number nine shirt

The 22-year-old forward wore the number 19 shirt last term after joining us in July, 2025, from Hammarby IF, scoring six goals in all competitions in her maiden campaign at the Club.
Now, ready to embark on her second season as a Lilywhite player, Tinka has opted to switch her number to nine for the upcoming Barclays Women’s Super League campaign – a number that has meant a lot to her in her career.“Wow, it's amazing. I love it,” she told us, looking at her new squad number on the back of the sh...

Midfielder turned goalkeeper: Panengstuen's ball-playing pathway

Being a goalkeeper wasn’t always Selma Panengstuen’s path in football, but she feels it has helped her become the player she is today.Following in the footsteps of her three older sisters, who all played football in their younger years, the Norwegian shot stopper actually began her footballing journey as an outfield player, specifically as a midfielder.
Heading to one of her district teams as a teenager, playing as a midfielder, the now 23-year-old stepped in to help her side out after their goa...

Tōko Koga's first Spurs season in numbers

Tōko Koga became a Spurs player on this day last year and the young centre-back enjoyed a stellar first season in north London.Joining us from Feyenoord in July, 2025, at 19 years old and embarking on her first adventure in England, the Japan international needed little time to settle into her new surroundings and make an impact at such a young age.
Composed on the ball and solid at the back, Toko took to the Women’s Super League like a duck to water, receiving endless amount of praise for her p...

Victoria Pelova: Get to know our newest arrival

The Netherlands international has become our fourth summer signing – following in the footsteps of her international compatriot Caitlin Dijkstra, Shekiera Martinez and Kirsty Hanson.
She joins following three-and-a-half seasons in the Women’s Super League with Arsenal, making 56 appearances in total in the league, plus experience in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.Set for a new chapter in her footballing journey, we get to know the versatile midfielder below.
While she forged a successful foot...

MATCH REPORT

All square against Liverpool

Our first Women’s Super League away fixture of the campaign ended all square as Liverpool fought back in the second half to share the points on Sunday afternoon.We rode our luck at times in the first half as Liverpool carved out the better of the opportunities but, four minutes before the break, it was us that broke the deadlock when Signe Gaupset’s cross took a huge deflection and found the back of the net.
But Liverpool, who kicked off their season with a win at Charlton Athletic, found a leve...

Withey gets Women’s Under-19s off to winning start in the PGA League

Lexi Withey’s first goal at this level got our Women’s Under-19s off to the perfect start in the Professional Game Academy League with a 1-0 opening victory over Southampton on Wednesday.The midfielder, who was one of the nine new players to step up from the Under-16s to the Under-19s this term, was on hand to convert from close range to score the only goal of the game nine minutes into the second half to give Head Coach Matt Sharman an important three points in his first competitive game in cha...

Holdt bags hat-trick as Spurs Women hit seven at Palace

The Eagles side played nearly 83 minutes with 10 players after Fuka Tsuonda was shown a straight red card for a high challenge on Cathinka Tandberg and although they frustrated us in the first half to keep the scores level, the floodgates soon opened in the second period.
Making her first start of the season, Holdt volleyed home four minutes after the restart to hand us the lead and then doubled our advantage on the hour mark with a stunning strike from the edge of the box before wrapping up her...

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