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Women's Super League

Full time

Tottenham Hotspur

3–1

West Ham United

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Match events

Tottenham HotspurWest Ham United

1st half

GoalGoal! Tottenham Hotspur Women 1, West Ham United Women 0. Signe Gaupset (Tottenham Hotspur Women) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Julie Blakstad with a headed pass.
18'1–0
GoalGoal! Tottenham Hotspur Women 2, West Ham United Women 0. Kirsty Hanson (Tottenham Hotspur Women) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the high centre of the goal. Assisted by Signe Gaupset following a fast break.
30'2–0
Half-time2–0

2nd half

45'
SubstitutionSubstitution, West Ham United Women. Kelly Gago replaces Ebony Salmon.
SubstitutionSubstitution, Tottenham Hotspur Women. Shekiera Martinez replaces Cathinka Tandberg.
59'
60'
SubstitutionSubstitution, West Ham United Women. Leila Wandeler replaces Seraina Piubel.
SubstitutionSubstitution, Tottenham Hotspur Women. Ella Morris replaces Toko Koga because of an injury.
68'
GoalGoal! Tottenham Hotspur Women 3, West Ham United Women 0. Kirsty Hanson (Tottenham Hotspur Women) left footed shot from outside the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Matilda Vinberg.

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News and reaction

Match reportNicol: Man United players keep letting Carrick downESPN · 3d ago (opens in a new tab)

Match reportPressure grows on Renée Slegers as Arsenal held by Aston Villa in WSLArsenal faltered again on Sunday with a 1-1 Women's Super League draw against Aston Villa putting more pressure on manager Renee Slegers.ESPN · 2 Nov (opens in a new tab)

InterviewEnglish FA and WSL launch landmark study into ACL injuries in women's football

Where to watch

Broadcast details for this game haven't been announced yet.

Match details

Date: Sunday 6 September 2026
Started: 9:00 pm AEDT
Venue: Gaughan Group Stadium, London
Competition: Women's Super League
Officials: Abigail Byrne (Referee)
Crowd: 1,675

Form and ladder

Tottenham HotspurWest Ham United

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Team lists

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham Hotspur

1Lize KopG
6Amanda NildénCD-L
32Toko KogaCD-R
41Julie BlakstadLB
4Caitlin DijkstraRB
8Signe GaupsetAM
24Drew SpenceLM
25Eveliina SummanenRM

Updated 12 Nov, 2:07 am

74'3–0

75'

SubstitutionSubstitution, West Ham United Women. Saki Kumagai replaces Oona Siren.

75'

SubstitutionSubstitution, West Ham United Women. Inès Belloumou replaces Yu Endo.

SubstitutionSubstitution, Tottenham Hotspur Women. Matilda Nildén replaces Matilda Vinberg.

80'

SubstitutionSubstitution, Tottenham Hotspur Women. Victoria Pelova replaces Signe Gaupset.

80'

SubstitutionSubstitution, Tottenham Hotspur Women. Olivia Holdt replaces Kirsty Hanson.

80'

90'+2'

SubstitutionSubstitution, West Ham United Women. Ylinn Tennebø replaces Riko Ueki.

90'+3'3–1

GoalGoal! Tottenham Hotspur Women 3, West Ham United Women 1. Viviane Asseyi (West Ham United Women) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Saki Kumagai.

Full-time3–1

The English Football Association and WSL Football have announced a major new research project to better understand why anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries occur in women's football.

ESPN · 6d ago (opens in a new tab)

InterviewTottenham captain Drew Spence 'proud' to break WSL appearance recordDrew Spence became the Women's Super League all-time appearance record-holder as Tottenham secured a dominant 4-1 win at Birmingham on Sunday.ESPN · 2 Nov (opens in a new tab)

VideoNicol: Liverpool remain far from convincingESPN · 3d ago (opens in a new tab)

9

CT

Cathinka Tandberg

F

13MVMatilda VinbergAM-L

16KHKirsty HansonAM-R

Bench

37Jhanaie Dezire-PierreSUB
22Hanna WijkSUB
3Ella MorrisSUB
14Matilda NildénSUB
23Victoria PelovaSUB
20Olga AhtinenSUB
19Shekiera MartinezSUB
12Selma PanengstuenSUB
11Olivia HoldtSUB

West Ham United

West Ham United

1Constance PicaudG
28Estelle CascarinoCD-L
3Laia CodinaCD-R
22Nadine RiesenLB
2Yu EndoRB
4Oona SirenCM-L
10Katie ZelemCM-R
20Viviane AsseyiLM
17Ebony SalmonRM
9Riko UekiCF-L
77Seraina PiubelCF-R

Bench

26Niamh PeacockSUB
7Inès BelloumouSUB
25Megan WalshSUB
8Saki KumagaiSUB
15Ylinn TennebøSUB
13Eva NyströmSUB
19Sienna-Rose WareingSUB
11Kelly GagoSUB
27Leila WandelerSUB