Tottenham Women v Everton Women preview: kick-off time, team news and form
Tottenham Hotspur Women host Everton Women at the Gaughan Group Stadium on Saturday 14th November 2026, with kick-off at 3.00pm, in another Women's Super League fixture that carries plenty of significance for both sides as the season reaches its latter stages.
Spurs go into the game sitting 4th in the WSL table, while Everton find themselves down in 8th, so there's a clear gap between the two clubs on paper heading into this London fixture. For Tottenham, the aim will be to keep pace with the chasing pack and stay in touch with the teams above them, while Everton will be looking for points to help pull away from the lower reaches of the division.
Form-wise, Tottenham arrive on the back of a much-improved run. Their last five WSL games read LLLWW, meaning they've won their last two outings after a difficult spell that included defeats to London City, Chelsea and Arsenal. Wins over Birmingham and then Brighton in their most recent match have given Martin Ho's side some momentum going into the weekend.
Everton's recent WSL form has been LWLDD, a run that shows a win over Birmingham followed by a loss to London City and then defeat to Aston Villa, before back-to-back draws against Manchester United and Chelsea in their last two outings. That run of draws suggests Everton have found some defensive resilience of late, even if the wins have been harder to come by.
On team news, TottenhamHotspur.com reports that Eveliina Summanen remains sidelined for the visit of Everton, with manager Martin Ho confirming she won't be available for Saturday's clash (TottenhamHotspur.com). No further team news has been confirmed for either side ahead of kick-off.
Fans looking to follow the match can find details on where to watch via Goal, who have published information on TV channel and live stream options for the fixture (Goal).
Kick-off at the Gaughan Group Stadium is at 3.00pm UK time on Saturday 14th November 2026.
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