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Tottenham host Brighton in the WSL on Saturday, riding the momentum of a 4-1 demolition of Birmingham. Brighton arrive with back-to-back wins but a dreadful away record.
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Tottenham thumped Birmingham 4-1 last weekend, snapping a brutal three-game losing streak that saw them ship 14 goals. Drew Spence made history in the process, becoming the WSL's all-time appearance record-holder with her 217th outing. Goals from Julie Blakstad, Olivia Holdt, Signe Gaupset and Victoria Pelova suggest the attack has rediscovered its bite.
Brighton beat Crystal Palace 2-1 to make it two straight wins. At home this season, they boast three victories, one draw and just four goals conceded in five matches. Away? Zero wins and an average of 2.3 goals shipped per game. The contrast is stark.
Spurs average 2.9 goals per match but also concede 2.1 - chaos merchants in the truest sense. They have scored in every game this season, yet their home record reads two wins and two losses. Brighton are more disciplined, conceding just 1.4 per game overall, though their attack can be blunt - they failed to score twice.
Tottenham have won three of the last six meetings, with Brighton managing just one victory. Last season's two encounters both went Spurs' way, including a 1-0 win at this venue. Brighton's sole triumph came in March 2025.
Spurs sit fourth on 13 points, two clear of Brighton in sixth. Both trail leaders Chelsea and Manchester City by nine points. A win for either side strengthens their grip on the top half.
Expect goals. Spurs play fast and loose, while Brighton's away fragility could be exposed. However, Brighton showed resilience to come from behind against Palace. This should be an open, entertaining contest that favours Tottenham's firepower at home.
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