London City Get Revenge Against West Ham in Gritty Subway Cup Win
The last time East met South London, West Ham claimed a somewhat surprising 2-1 victory over London City, and are thus far the only team to have taken points off the Lionesses in the WSL this season. The Hammers therefore came to the Chigwell Construction Stadium with the same hunger to win on Wednesday evening, hoping to continue their unbeaten streak in the Subway Player’s Cup and pull off another upset.
The two sides came into the match up separated by just one point and one place in the Cup table, with London City in 5th and West Ham in 6th. The visitors however were careful not to repeat their mistakes, and a daring sense of attack overruled a respectable effort by the Hammers to earn London City the three points and their third successive win in the Cup.
Watford Edge Subway Player’s Cup Victory over Leicester City with Decisive Spot Kicks
Watford roared to an emphatic penalty shootout win over Leicester City after coming from behind to secure their first win of their Subway Women’s Players Cup campaign this season.
It was a slow start for the Hornets, with the visitors striking early through Araya Dennis in the first half. The Golden Girls fought back after the break, Poppy Wilson shortly equalising before the Foxes struck again to make it 2-1. A late goal in added time by Phoebie Poole drew the game level at 2-2, taking the match to penalties.
But the hosts held their nerve in the shootout, winning 3-0 to secure two points in the contest to take something from this group fixture in the Cup.
Martin Ho prepares for Manchester United rematch while cultivating a “winning culture” with Spurs
Tottenham Hotspur Women aim to make their best ever start in the Barclays Women’s Super League with three points against Manchester United this weekend.
Spurs are set for back-to-back trips to Leigh Sports Village: in the WSL, then again next week in the Subway Women’s League Cup quarter final.
Ahead of the league match, head coach, Martin Ho addressed the media to share his overview on the fixture and his ambitions are high.
Martin Ho previews Birmingham City as an opportunity to showcase the talent within his Spurs side
Tottenham Hotspur Women look to come back from a frustrating loss to Chelsea FC Women in the Barclays Women’s Super League last weekend. They face Barclays WSL 2 side, Birmingham City Women in the Subway Women’s League Cup.
Head coach, Martin Ho addressed the media ahead of the match where he looks to build on a positive start to the season.
Spurs secure cup victory after clinical penalty shootout
Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa Women were held to a goalless draw at Brisbane Road in the group stage of the Subway Women’s League Cup, with Spurs winning 7-6 on penalties.
Tottenham held their nerve in the shootout to claim two points in the table and move one step closer to progression from the group.
The contest was evenly balanced, with both sides creating openings but failing to convert, leaving the drama to be settled from the spot.