Tottenham Hotspur 1–3 Chelsea FC on 25 January 2023
Events
Chioma Ubogagu
Mana Iwabuchi
67'
Rosella Ayane
Yellow Card · 9th yellow card for Spurs
75'
Guro Reiten
Yellow Card
82'
Angharad James
Eveliina Summanen
90+5'
Lauren James
Yellow Card
- KO
Kick off 19:45
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38'
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Sam Kerr 0 – 1 Goal
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- HT
Half time 0–1
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58'
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Chioma Ubogagu for Mana Iwabuchi Substitution
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67'
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9th yellow card for Spurs
Rosella Ayane Yellow Card
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68'
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Fran Kirby 0 – 2 Goal
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75'
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Guro Reiten Yellow Card
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82'
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Angharad James for Eveliina Summanen Substitution
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86'
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Sam Kerr 0 – 3 Goal
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90+4'
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4th goal for Spurs
Drew Spence 1 – 3 Goal
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90+5'
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Lauren James Yellow Card
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- FT
Full time 1–3
Match Facts
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755th overall match
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665th competitive match
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19th meeting with Chelsea FC
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26th League Cup match
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6th match at Brisbane Road
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4th match refereed by Stacey Pearson
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Debut Mana Iwabuchi 29y 67d
Lineups
Spurs
- Manager
- Starting XI--
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24
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20Mana Iwabuchi Debut
- Substitutes2 of 6 used
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13
Venue
Brisbane Road · London, England
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Match Report
Rehanne Skinner made three changes to the side that began our last game against Aston Villa, Kerys Harrop and Eveliina Summanen coming in for Asmita Ale and So-hyun Cho respectively, while Mana Iwabuchi was handed her debut with Chioma Ubogagu dropping to the bench.
We made a good start to the game and were on top and camped in Chelsea's half for the first 20 minutes. Summanen struck straight at Zecira Musovic from long range but Eve Perisseti hit an effort wide at the other end.
There was a promising chance to take the lead on the counter-attack when Bethany England played the ball out to Celin Bizet on the right. She shifted the ball wide onto her right foot and her attempt was met by Musovic.
Drew Spence made a vital intervention in our 18-yard box to deny her former side an opener in the 26th minute, before Lauren James tapped the ball at Korpela from Guro Reiten's cross.
Jelena Cankovic had a rising left footed strike from long range caught by Korpela, and we continued to defend well as Molly Bartrip forced Lauren James on the outside before getting a block in to concede a corner from the full-back's shot.
But in the 37th minute, a cross into the box was touched in by Kerr to give Chelsea the 1-0 lead. She then headed another cross straight at Korpela and we went into the half-time break a goal behind.
We had a great chance to equalise early in the second half as Bizet pulled the ball back to Spence inside the area, but she curled just wide of the post.
Ubogagu came on for Iwabuchi with just over half an hour remaining, but Chelsea doubled their lead with just over 20 minutes to play, James finding Kirby, who curled the ball into the far corner.
Jess Carter shot just wide from a cross into the box in the 73rd minute and James then came in from the right onto her left foot before shooting straight at Korpela.
Kerr could have had a brace with ten minutes to go but Korpela did really well to rush off her line and save the one-on-one with her right foot, before Angharad James was brought on in place of Summanen.
Kerr then lifted the ball in for 3-0 in the 85th minute. At the other end, a goalmouth scramble created a chance for England, but Musovic got down to her left to keep Chelsea's clean sheet intact. Chelsea countered quickly with Kerr finding Kirby, but she shot wide of the post from a narrow angle after going round Korpela.
With time and space in stoppage time at the end of the second half, Spence rocketed the ball into the top right corner to pull one back, but there wasn't enough time to mount a comeback.
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