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Tottenham Hotspur XI vs Arsenal – Predicted lineup and team news
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Tottenham Hotspur XI vs Arsenal – Predicted lineup and team news

Tottenham Hotspur Women travel to the Emirates today, aiming to secure their first-ever away WSL victory against their fiercest rivals. Spurs sit sixth under manager Martin Ho. However, their recent league form has stuttered with two straight defeats. Despite this underdog status, Tottenham held the Gunners to a 0–0 draw in November. Today, they look […]

Tottenham Hotspur Women travel to the Emirates today, aiming to secure their first-ever away WSL victory against their fiercest rivals.

Spurs sit sixth under manager Martin Ho. However, their recent league form has stuttered with two straight defeats. Despite this underdog status, Tottenham held the Gunners to a 0–0 draw in November. Today, they look to break a historic scoring drought. They have failed to net in four consecutive league meetings with Arsenal.

Tottenham Hotspur team news

Martin Ho navigates a defensive unit thinned by several high-profile injuries. Notably, Clare Hunt recently underwent knee surgery. Consequently, she misses the remainder of the season. Therefore, Tōko Koga expects to go straight into the starting lineup. She returns following the recent Asian Cup success.

Furthermore, Maika Hamano is also available. She provides a major attacking threat today. Recently, she scored Japan’s winner in the international final. Meanwhile, Jessica Naz and Luana Bühler remain long-term absentees.

Katelin Talbert (or Kop) starts in goal. Ahead of her, Molly Bartrip and Amanda Nildén anchor the back four. In midfield, Eveliina Summanen looks to disrupt Arsenal’s rhythm. She partners Thea Kyvåg in the centre of the pitch.

Finally, Bethany England leads the attacking line. Spurs desperately search for their first away win since mid-winter. The visitors boast nine more points than they collected last season. Ultimately, they rely on that progress to pull off a historic Emirates upset today.

Tottenham Hotspur predicted lineup

Tottenham Women Predicted XI (4-4-2): Kop; Wijk, Koga, Bartrip, Nilden; Hamano, Summanen, Gaupset, Vinberg; Holdt, England

When will the match kick off?

Saturday, 28 March 2026, at 17:30 GMT.

How to watch Arsenal vs Tottenham?

UK viewers can watch for free on the Sky Sports app as well as Sky Sports Main Event.

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