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Tottenham host Everton in the FA WSL on Saturday, looking to extend a two-match winning streak against a side that grabbed a draw at Chelsea last time out.
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Tottenham sit fourth in the FA WSL on 16 points after a rollercoaster run. Three consecutive defeats - including a 6-1 hammering at the hands of London City Lionesses and a 6-2 shellacking at Chelsea - looked like a crisis. Then came back-to-back wins over Birmingham (4-1) and Brighton (2-1), proving this side can still pack a punch when it matters.
Everton arrive in eighth, five points behind Spurs. Their away record tells a grim tale: one win from five, averaging just 0.6 goals per match on the road. They've failed to score in two of those five trips. A hard-earned 1-1 draw at Chelsea last time out offered a glimmer of hope, but consistency remains elusive.
These two sides approach football from opposite ends of the spectrum. Tottenham average 2.8 goals per game but concede two. Everton average just 0.9 but ship only 1.1. Something has to give. Spurs have never failed to score this season - Everton have blanked three times.
Recent head-to-head meetings make interesting reading. Everton stunned Tottenham 2-1 at this ground last March, but Spurs won 2-0 at Goodison earlier in the same campaign. Two draws before that suggest these teams rarely produce dull encounters.
Tottenham's attacking firepower at home - 2.2 goals per game - should trouble an Everton side that struggles on their travels. But the Toffees showed at Stamford Bridge they can frustrate top sides. Expect Spurs to dominate possession and create chances, while Everton look to hit on the break. A cagey first half could give way to fireworks.
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