- Arsenal Women are unbeaten at home in the Super League Women 2025/2026, winning five and drawing three of their eight home matches this season.
- Spurs have won four of their nine away league fixtures this season, drawing one and losing four.
North London Derby should see home advantage prevail
With Arsenal Women in red-hot form and Tottenham Hotspur Women going through a transition, a home win for the Gunners could be on the cards in the North London women’s derby this season.
Renee Slegers’ attention to detail since taking charge in October 2024 has made Arsenal Women one of the most controlled, possession-heavy and high-pressing sides in the WSL - particularly on home soil. Arsenal have won five and drawn three of their eight Super League Women 2025/2026 home matches, conceding just four, and their latest league fixture saw them thump West Ham United Women 5-0.
Stina Blackstenius, who has scored seven goals in 14 league appearances this term, is their main attacking focal point while Bethany England, who has netted six times in 18 SLW 2025/2026 outings, leads the line for Spurs. The hosts should edge this one in a lively affair.
Spurs still in transition under Ho
Spurs, who are fifth in SLW 2025/2026 with 29 points from 18 games, are more of a direct, transition-based team than their rivals under Martin Ho, who has been instilling a pragmatic, high-energy style on the team since his appointment in July 2025. They have shown some flashes of brilliance this past month, particularly in their last two matches where they have gone all out against Everton and Manchester City, losing both times and conceding seven goals.
The Lilywhites have struggled at the back on the road this campaign, shipping 20 goals in just nine fixtures, but their away form has improved recently with two wins from their last three on the road. Having failed to win on their last two visits to Arsenal in all competitions, the odds are stacked against them on Saturday.
High-scoring affair on the cards
Arsenal have won three, Tottenham have won one and one draw has been shared in the last five meetings between these two. With Arsenal having won their last five in all competitions and Tottenham having lost their last two, we’re backing the hosts to get the win at 11/50.
Tottenham’s tendency to be direct in their approach and Arsenal’s to play a high-pressing game should make for a free-flowing, end-to-end encounter and over 2.5 goals looks a solid bet at 11/25, although Arsenal’s attacking potency should see them edge it.
