Aston Villa 2–1 Tottenham Hotspur on 14 January 2023
Events
Amy Turner
Yellow Card · 3rd yellow card for Spurs
20'
Kerys Harrop
Amy Turner
45'
Eveliina Summanen
Cho So-Hyun
45'
Celin Bizet Ildhusøy
Chioma Ubogagu
64'
Jordan Nobbs
Yellow Card
69'
Rosella Ayane
Yellow Card · 8th yellow card for Spurs
83'
Laura Brown
Yellow Card
84'
Drew Spence
Yellow Card · 2nd yellow card for Spurs
90+2'
Nikola Karczewska
Drew Spence
- KO
Kick off 12:30
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15'
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3rd yellow card for Spurs
Amy Turner Yellow Card
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20'
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Kerys Harrop for Amy Turner Substitution
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28'
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1st goal for Spurs
Bethany England 0 – 1 Goal
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34'
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Kenza Dali 1 – 1 Goal
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38'
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Rachel Daly 2 – 1 Goal
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45'
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Eveliina Summanen for Cho So-Hyun Substitution
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Celin Bizet Ildhusøy for Chioma Ubogagu Substitution
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- HT
Half time 2–1
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64'
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Jordan Nobbs Yellow Card
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69'
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8th yellow card for Spurs
Rosella Ayane Yellow Card
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83'
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Laura Brown Yellow Card
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84'
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2nd yellow card for Spurs
Drew Spence Yellow Card
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90+2'
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Nikola Karczewska for Drew Spence Substitution
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- FT
Full time 2–1
Match Facts
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754th overall match
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664th competitive match
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11th meeting with Aston Villa
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68th Women's Super League match
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3rd visit to Bescot Stadium
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1st match refereed by Thomas Kirk
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Debut Bethany England 28y 225d
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First Goal Bethany England 28y 225d
Lineups
Spurs
- Manager
- Starting XI--
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13
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24
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19Bethany England Debut
- Substitutes4 of 5 used
Match Stats
Aston Villa
Spurs
- Attack
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57% 43% Possession
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10 6 Shots
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6 3 Shots on Target
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0.9 0.8 xG
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2 1 Corners
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1 2 Offsides
- Passing
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678 540 Touches
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11 7 Crosses
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38 25 Throw-ins
- Defence
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10 10 Tackles
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17 16 Interceptions
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11 21 Blocks
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2 4 Saves
- Discipline
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9 10 Fouls
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2 3 Yellow Cards
Venue
Bescot Stadium · Walsall, England
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Match Report
Bethany England gave us the lead on her debut, but Villa responded through Kenza Dali and Rachel Daly to lead 2-1 at the break and that's how it stayed as the hosts claimed the points.
The home side had most of the ball during the first half as Jordan Nobbs shot straight at Tinja-Riikka Korpela in the first minute of the game. Kirsty Hanson crossed from the left wing moments later for Daly, but her header looped into Korpela's gloves.
Amy Turner had to go off with an injury and was replaced by Kerys Harrop in the 20th minute.
Harrop made an instant impact at left-back, darting down the wing to overlap Chioma Ubogagu before receiving the ball and putting a delightful cross into the danger area where England was on hand to tap in with her first touch of the ball for 1-0.
But it took Villa just five minutes to reply, Dali picking out the bottom left corner from the edge of the area to equalise. Daly then doubled the hosts' lead, dispatching into the far corner first time following another cross from Hanson.
Rosella Ayane put a dangerous cross into the box early in the second half but no-one was on the end of it, before Drew Spence curled straight at Anna Leat after Shelina Zadorsky had brought the ball out from the back. Molly Bartrip then made a progressive pass forward to Eveliina Summanen, who muscled her way through the Villa midfield before winning a free-kick, but her set-piece hit the wall from about 25 yards out.
Spence struck wide of the post from the edge of the area in the 74th minute as we continued to look for a way back into the game while Korpela made an important save with just under 10 minutes remaining, tipping over the bar to deny Daly after Alisha Lehmann had pulled the ball back for the England international.
We almost found an equaliser late on when England had the ball inside the 18-yard box, but she struck over the bar and our hopes of taking any points from the game slipped away.
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