Tottenham target World Sevens Football London glory as Signe Gaupset anticipates unique format amid intense schedule

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Signe Gaupset expresses her excitement as she prepares to enter the World Sevens arena this Thursday.
Signe Gaupset expresses her excitement as she prepares to enter the World Sevens arena this Thursday. [Image via Goal]

The talented Norway international midfielder expressed massive excitement before stepping into the unique competition for the very first time.

The N17 faithful possess an exciting opportunity to watch their star players compete locally, even as Tottenham Hotspur step into the World Sevens Football London arena on Thursday. The prestigious tournament spans three days at Brentford, and they play inside the Gtech Community Stadium. The Lilywhites will play alongside seven other clubs for the ultimate crown. The group phase takes place across Thursday and Friday. The semi finals and the final follow on Saturday. The North Londoners face a very tough initial schedule.

Signe Gaupset is thrilled to join the World Sevens arena this Thursday.
Signe Gaupset is thrilled to join the World Sevens arena this Thursday. [Image via Tottenham Hotspur]

They will take on Aston Villa, West Ham, and Manchester United during the group stage. Chelsea, Everton, Leicester City, and London City Lionesses will also be competing. The squad begins against Villa on Thursday evening at exactly 6 pm. Moreover, they face West Ham at 4 pm, then play United at 8 pm on Friday. Midfielder Signe Gaupset remains a central figure. The Norway international impressed immensely after joining from SK Brann in January. She was pictured playing against Brighton during May.

Signe Gaupset expects team unity as ambitious Lilywhites prepare for unique short sided format

“I am really excited,” Gaupset told club media. “It is something new, but I have seen from last year that it looks really fun,” the Norwegian midfielder added regarding the competition. “I am really excited to play 7v7,” she explained clearly.

“It is different than playing a game, so I am really excited,” the playmaker continued. Ultimately, the team aims to deliver entertaining football for travelling supporters. “The fans will see us having lots of fun, together as a team and have fun playing football,” Gaupset promised.

“I think that would be what they are expecting,” she noted. “I really like the short sided football, five a side, seven a side,” she stated. “I am really excited to play,” she concluded. Thus, the ambitious hierarchy views these tournaments as crucial developmental steps.

Building ultimate team chemistry remains the primary objective. This exciting squad requires total backing locally.