Tottenham Hotspur 0–1 Manchester United on 17 September 2023
Tottenham Hotspur
Competition
Date
Venue
Season
Weather
Events
Barbora Votíková
Rebecca Spencer
59'
Asmita Ale
Ashleigh Neville
59'
Ria Percival
Olga Ahtinen
59'
Rosella Ayane
Celin Bizet Ildhusøy
67'
Kit Graham
Drew Spence
67'
Jessica Naz
Martha Thomas
81'
Gracie Pearse
Angharad James
- KO
Kick off 14:00
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26'
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Luca Garca 0 – 1 Goal
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- HT
Half time 0–1
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59'
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Barbora Votíková for Rebecca Spencer Substitution
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Asmita Ale for Ashleigh Neville Substitution
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Ria Percival for Olga Ahtinen Substitution
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Rosella Ayane for Celin Bizet Ildhusøy Substitution
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67'
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Kit Graham for Drew Spence Substitution
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Jessica Naz for Martha Thomas Substitution
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81'
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Gracie Pearse for Angharad James Substitution
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- FT
Full time 0–1
Match Facts
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773rd overall match
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94th non-competitive match
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11th meeting with Manchester United
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93rd Friendly match
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1st match at St George's Park
Lineups
Spurs
- Manager
- Starting XI--
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20
- Substitutes7 of 9 used
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13
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12
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16
Venue
St George's Park · Burton-on-Trent, England
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Match Report
The forward, signed from the Red Devils on transfer deadline day this week, put in an impressive shift against her old employers before being withdrawn mid-way through the second half as we sought a way back into the game, following Lucia Garcia’s first-half goal for United.
Despite controlling proceedings for much of the latter stages of the contest, however, we couldn’t get back on level terms.
United had some early spells of possession, Luana Bühler forced to make a good block following a short corner routine, but for all their efforts, it was us who went close first as Olga Ahtinen’s shot rattled the crossbar mid-way through the first half.
Moments later, though, United were ahead as Garcia seized possession and fired into the net in the 26th minute.
Drew Spence caused the Red Devils problems, seeing a shot saved by Mary Earps shortly beyond the half-hour mark before winning a free-kick in a dangerous position after the interval, but nothing ultimately came of it.
Earps saved a subsequent set-piece from Eveliina Summanen but while we had some good spells of possession in the midfield and forward areas and made it difficult for United to mount any more meaningful attacks of their own, we were unable to find an equaliser and slipped to defeat.
Nevertheless, there were still several positives for Head Coach Robert Vilahamn to take as the players continue to make progress ahead of the first game of the Women’s Super League season at Chelsea in a fortnight’s time.
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