- Tottenham (W) have won three of their last five games in all competitions.
- Everton (W) have won three of their last five and lost two.
Tottenham (W) on a roll under Ho
Tottenham (W) have a very good record of getting the better of Everton (W), and the reverse fixture in the Super League Women 2024/2025 was a 2-0 win for Tottenham away.
The game at The Spurs Stadium this Sunday is likely to be a good deal more open, however, with both sides set up to attack and both capable of creating good chances on the counter-attack. Tottenham currently sit in fifth place on 29 points from 16 games, while Everton are eighth with 17 points from the same number of games.
Martin Ho took over at the start of July 2025 and has done a complete tactical reset at the club. The North Londoners now play a high-intensity pressing game where the details and structure of the press are critical to its success. Tottenham like to overplay in wide areas and are always looking to force the turnover and get into transition at pace.
Everton, under new boss Scott Phelan since February 2026, are quite similar in that they structure their team to press in numbers and look to play on the break. Full-backs are utilised to stretch the game wide and the Toffees are always in the hunt for a turnover or two to hit on the half-turn.
Tandberg is Tottenham’s talisman up front
Martina Fernandez is in fine form for Everton (W) with two goals in her last four games, while Honoka Hayashi is their leading scorer with four in 16 league appearances. That makes her the most reliable outlet up front for the visitors.
Cathinka Tandberg is Tottenham’s top scorer with six goals in 13 Super League Women 2025/2026 appearances, but at home they average 1.00 goals scored and 1.12 conceded per league match. Tottenham are favourites to win at 14/25 but that’s not a tempting quote given Everton are likely to get a few chances.
Everton have scored 11 goals in eight away games, while Tottenham average exactly one goal per home match at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the Super League Women 2025/2026.
The hosts average 1.12 goals per game conceded at home and it is likely that whoever controls the turnover moments will win this mid-table clash between two clubs in different stages of their tactical development. Tottenham are clearly the more settled of the two, however, and should win. A home win is our main selection while the 7/10 odds on Over 2.5 goals look fair given the nature of both teams.
