Tottenham Women are looking to bounce back this season after a disappointing 2024/25 campaign.
Spurs finished 11th in the WSL, and while they were 10 points above Crystal Palace at the bottom, it was a poor finish.
As a result, Martin Ho has now been appointed as Tottenham Women’s manager as he looks to dramatically increase the standard.
New signings have also been made, with Toko Koga joining Spurs from Feyenoord.
Now, as preparations continue for the new season, the WSL has released the fixture list for the upcoming 2025/26 campaign.
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Tottenham Women set for early-season trip to Goodison Park
With the Women’s European Championship still ongoing, Tottenham Women will have to wait longer this season to get back underway.
The new WSL season is not set to begin until 5 September, when holders Chelsea host Manchester City.
The FA (25 July) have confirmed that Spurs will play West Ham at Brisbane Lane for their opening match, which will take place on Sunday, 7 September.
Following this, Tottenham will travel to Everton for gameweek two, which will take place at Goodison Park.
This is set to make history, as it will be Everton Women’s first match at the famous ground since officially moving in this summer.
Ho will need a good start at Spurs
Now that the start of the campaign is edging closer, it is vital that Ho gets off to a good start at Spurs.
After a disastrous 2024/25 campaign, it is vital that those memories are quickly put behind them with early victories.
Luckily, Tottenham’s start isn’t awful, with only Man City away being a significantly difficult test.
Hopefully, further additions will now come through the door to help ensure that the 2025/26 campaign is more memorable for the right reasons.