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Elisabeth Terland opened her Manchester United goal-scoring account with a quickfire double as the Red Devils beat Tottenham 3-0 on Sunday to maintain their perfect start to the Women's Super League season.

Spurs made a ferocious start as their high-press caught the home side unawares, with goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce having to make two excellent stops early on. United were, in fact, second-best for much of the first half, but grabbed a stunning opener through Terland's volleyed strike in the 44th minute.

The Red Devils, who thumped Tottenham 4-0 in May at Wembley to win last season's FA Cup, then doubled their lead in first-half stoppage-time as ex-Brighton ace Terland once again finished off Celin Bizet's cross into the box.

The result was put beyond doubt when fellow former Seagull, Maya Le Tissier, converted from the spot in the 59th minute after Ashleigh Neville handled in the box, meaning Marc Skinner's team have won each of their three league games to start the campaign, leaving them level on points with defending champions Chelsea.

GOAL rates United's players from Leigh Sports Village...

Elisabeth Terland opened her Manchester United goal-scoring account with a quickfire double as the Red Devils beat Tottenham 3-0 on Sunday to maintain their perfect start to the Women's Super League season.

Spurs made a ferocious start as their high-press caught the home side unawares, with goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce having to make two excellent stops early on. United were, in fact, second-best for much of the first half, but grabbed a stunning opener through Terland's volleyed strike in the 44th minute.

The Red Devils, who thumped Tottenham 4-0 in May at Wembley to win last season's FA Cup, then doubled their lead in first-half stoppage-time as ex-Brighton ace Terland once again finished off Celin Bizet's cross into the box.

The result was put beyond doubt when fellow former Seagull, Maya Le Tissier, converted from the spot in the 59th minute after Ashleigh Neville handled in the box, meaning Marc Skinner's team have won each of their three league games to start the campaign, leaving them level on points with defending champions Chelsea.

GOAL rates United's players from Leigh Sports Village...

Tottenham fans have been left fuming after the club branded their stadium as the 'home of NFL'.

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Tottenham fans have been left fuming after the club branded their stadium as the 'home of NFL'.

Manchester United Women will be looking for their fourth straight win in all competitions when they face Tottenham Women in Sunday's Women's Super League (WSL) tie at Leigh Sports Village.

Marc Skinner's side kicked off their FA Women's League Cup run with a 2-0 win against Liverpool on October 2, while the Red Devils' weekend league game against Chelsea was postponed.

On the other hand, Spurs Ladies suffered their first league loss of the season after going down 2-3 against Liverpool last weekend.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to watch Manchester United Women vs Tottenham Women online - TV channels & live streams

In the United States (US), the WSL match between Manchester United Women and Tottenham Women will be broadcast live on TV on ESPN+.

Check out GOAL's Live Match Centre for updates.

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Manchester United Women vs Tottenham Women kick-off time & stadium

The WSL match between Manchester United Women and Tottenham Women will be played at the Leigh Sports Village Stadium in Leigh, England.

It will kick off at 7:30 am EST on Sunday, October 13, in the US.

Team news & squads

Manchester United Women team news

Evie Rabjohn is yet to recover from an ACL injury, while Anna Sandberg, Emma Watson and Melvine Malard are doubts.

Skinner is likely to revert to the lineup that started in the 1-0 league win over Everton, with Elisabeth Terland joined by Geyse and Ella Toone in the final third.

Celine Bizet could face her former side after jumping the ship from Spurs in the summer.

Manchester United Women possible XI: Tullis-Joyce; Riviere, Le Tissier, Turner, Galton; Clinton, Janssen, Naalsund; Geyse, Terland, Toone.

Tottenham Women team news

Kit Graham is yet to feature this season after sustaining an ACL injury during pre-season, joined in the treatment room by Shuang Wang and Amy James-Turner.

Ella Morris is a touch-and-go, while the back four of Ash Neville, Molly Bartrip, Clare Hunt and Amanda Nilden is set to remain the same.

Tottenham head coach Robert Vilahamn could reinstate English forward Bethany England in the XI, with Hayley Raso and Jessica Naz on the wide areas.

Tottenham Women possible XI: Spencer; Neville, Bartrip, Hunt, Nilden; Oroz, Summanen; Raso, Thomas, Naz; England.

Head-to-Head Record

The following is the head-to-head record of the last five meetings between Manchester United Women and Tottenham Women across all competitions.

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