Tottenham manager Martin Ho says Women's Super League referees "need more support" as he vented his frustration over a controversial penalty decision in their derby defeat by Arsenal.
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The centre-forward has started our last four league games on the spin but has not been named in the starting XI as we take on the Blues at Stamford Bridge this evening (Saturday 24 October) with Roberto De Zerbi explaining that the forward felt 'fatigue' after our 3-1 win over Coventry on Monday.
We are back at Stamford Bridge this afternoon for what the Blues manager expects to be an ‘intense game’ against our London rivals, whom we are aiming to defeat for an unprecedented seventh success in the Premier League.
As soon as the lineup dropped for Chelsea’s London derby with Tottenham Hotspur, there was one very notable absence. Geovany Quenda was named to the starting eleven with it being clear that Joao Pedro was totally absent from the squad.
After a disappointing last two games in the WSL, we came out in N17 with positive spirit and on the front foot, where we took the lead through Cathinka Tandberg on 13 minutes for her first goal at our world-famous home in Tottenham.
Arsenal's victory over Tottenham on Saturday meant more than usual.
It was not just a win against their rivals at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but a first in six Women's Super League matches and a huge release of pressure.
Our players turned heads as they made their way into the Bridge, showcasing the latest Nike Reflective Pack designed to stand out when the lights go down.
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