The Lilywhites head straight back into Women’s Super League action at Brisbane Road this Sunday, eager to put midweek cup frustrations firmly behind them.
Manager Martin Ho and his squad cannot afford to dwell on Wednesday night. Following that shootout slip against West Ham, attention returns to the bread and butter of league progression. Aston Villa come calling for a 2 pm kickoff, bringing a tough assignment to east London.
Supporters wanting to be there in person can still grab tickets directly at the turnstiles on Sunday. If you cannot travel down, Sky Sports Plus carries the live television broadcast across the United Kingdom. Fans tracking the contest on their phones can follow every kick via live text updates in the official club Match Centre. Those who miss the live action will have to wait four hours for video highlights, while a full match replay lands on SPURSPLAY at midnight.
Injuries continue to give the coaching staff real selection headaches heading into the weekend. Forward Jess Naz, midfielder Maite Oroz, and defender Clare Hunt are not ready to return. Club bulletins confirm all three players are “expected to remain unavailable” due to persistent knocks. Ho faces reporters on Friday morning, but nobody expects surprises on the fitness front.
Match Officials And Kit Details At Brisbane Road
Referee Lisa Benn has been handed the whistle for Sunday. Assistant referees Nicoleta Bria and Zeyad Ahmed will run the touchlines, while Alice Parker handles fourth official responsibilities between the technical areas.
Tottenham will step out in traditional colours, wearing clean Lilywhite shirts alongside navy blue shorts and white socks. The home goalkeeper will line up in pink. Villa arrive in an all black away strip, while their keeper wears green.
Supporters arriving early can grab the official matchday programme around the stadium. The edition includes an interview with summer signing Victoria Pelova, alongside a chat with academy player Heidi Hills.
Weather forecasts suggest overcast skies with temperatures near 22 degrees. Three points are non-negotiable here. The N17 faithful want to see real sharpness and an aggressive response when play begins Sunday.
