London City Lionesses

Barclays Women’s Super League

Tottenham Hotspur vs London City Lionesses

Sunday 3rd May 2026 | 12PM (BST)

Brisbane Road

Last Away Day of the League Season

London City Lionesses are back on the road this afternoon for our final away fixture of the 2025/26 Barclays Women’s Super League campaign, making the short trip across London to face Tottenham Hotspur at Brisbane Road.

Eder Maestre’s side head into the contest in confident mood after last weekend’s emphatic 5-1 victory over Leicester City at the CopperJax Community Stadium, a result that saw five different Lionesses get on the scoresheet in a five-star performance.

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Here is your full match preview.

London City Lionesses

London City come into today’s London derby full of momentum after a brilliant attacking display against Leicester last time out. After falling behind, we responded in style to turn the game around and run out 5-1 winners in Bromley.

Lucía Corrales, Isobel Goodwin, Malou Marcetto, Grace Geyoro and Freya Godfrey were all on target, underlining the attacking depth within Maestre’s side heading into this afternoon’s clash.

That result backed up the positive feelings around the squad at this stage of the season, with London City looking to finish strongly and carry that sharpness into the final stretch of the campaign.

Team News

Team news is the same as last week, with all players fit to play as of Eder’s Press Conference on Friday, barring Daniëlle van de Donk and Kosovare Asllani, who were both out for last week’s game against Leicester.

Opposition Overview: Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham come into this afternoon’s game after a goalless draw with Manchester United last weekend, a performance their head coach Martin Ho described positively after Spurs created a number of chances and kept their first clean sheet since January.

Spurs will take encouragement from that display, particularly after registering 22 shots and pushing one of the division’s strongest sides all the way.

There is no shortage of quality in the Tottenham side, with proven experience and attacking threat across the pitch. Bethany England remains a major figure, while players such as Matilda Vinberg have also been highlighted by the hosts as key creative threats heading into the fixture, the Swede scoring against London City last time out too.

With this being Spurs’ final home game of the campaign, London City can expect a competitive test against a side that will be determined to end their home season on a high.

In terms of injuries, Spurs boss Martin Ho had the following to say during his Friday morning press conference: “Everything's still the same as it was last weekend against Manchester United,”

“Then, we'll assess a couple of players going into this weekend who have been out for a little bit of time. Bethany, hopefully, she should be back for some time on the weekend but we've got a couple of sessions left, so let's see where it takes us.”

As for the long-term absentees, Hanna Wijk, Clare Hunt, Jess Naz, Maite Oroz and Luana Buhler all remain unavailable for the hosts.

Last Time We Met

The two sides have already faced each other twice this season, with both meetings producing plenty of drama.

In the reverse Barclays Women’s Super League fixture back in November, London City claimed a superb 4-2 victory at home. Freya Godfrey scored twice, Nikita Parris marked her 200th WSL appearance with a goal, and Spurs also turned one into their own net in a memorable win for London City.

The second meeting came in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup in February, when the sides drew 2-2 after extra time before Spurs edged through 9-8 on penalties in Bromley.

With a win and a cup shootout defeat already between the teams this season, today’s clash arrives with plenty of recent history behind it.

Eder Maestre’s Press Conference

Hear from Eder Maestre ahead of today’s fixture as he discusses preparations, the challenge of facing Spurs away from home, and what London City are looking to build on after last weekend’s win over Leicester.

Watch the full press conference below.

Today’s Kits

London City Lionesses will be in our all-purple third kit colours at Brisbane Road this afternoon.

Tottenham Hotspur will be in their home kit, white shirt, navy shorts, white socks.

The Spurs goalkeeper will wear blue, with London City’s keeper in red.

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Where to Watch

Kick off is 12:00pm (BST) at Brisbane Road. In the UK, supporters can watch the match live on Sky Sports + and the BWSL YouTube channel.

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One final away day in the league. Another London derby. Another big test.

Off the back of our biggest ever WSL win last weekend, London City are straight back to it this weekend, making the short trip across London to face Tottenham Hotspur.

It promises to be a fantastic game between two strong sides who have already provided two entertaining games for the neutral already this season.

In the reverse league fixture, London City came out victorious, beating Spurs 4-2 at the CopperJax Community Stadium. The second time we faced them was under the lights on a Monday evening at home, drawing 2-2, and exiting the Adobe Women’s FA Cup on penalties.

Here is everything you need to know ahead of matchday.

The Game

Opponent: Tottenham Hotspur

Competition: Barclays Women’s Super League

Date: Sunday 3rd May 2026

Venue: Brisbane Road

Kick-off: 12:00pm

Heading to the game?

This weekend’s fixture will take place at the BetWright Stadium (Brisbane Road).

Leyton Orient have provided the following travel information.

Address

Leyton Orient Football Club, BetWright Stadium, Leyton, London, E10 5NF

London Underground

The nearest London Underground station to the stadium is Leyton, which is located on the Central (red) line. It is just one stop from Stratford, which has connections to the Jubilee line, TFL Rail, Docklands Light Railway, London Overground and various National Rail Services.

Leyton is an 11-minute journey by Tube from London Liverpool Street and is also easily accessible from other London mainline stations such as Kings Cross St Pancras, Euston, Waterloo, Victoria and Paddington. Click here to visit Transport for London’s Journey Planner.

Walking to Brisbane Road will take less than 10 minutes. Upon exit from the station turn right out of the station and follow Leyton High Road for approximately 450 metres until Coronation Gardens is on your left. Turn down Buckingham Road after the park and the ground will be in front of you.

London Overground

Leyton Midland Road is approximately a 15 minute walk from Brisbane Road.

From Leyton Midland Road, turn left towards Leyton and continue down the High Road past Leyton County Cricket Ground until you reach Osborne Road.

Turn down Osborne Road and the East Stand is in front of you.

For satnavs, please use the postcode E10 5NF.

Parking

Please note there is no public parking available at Brisbane Road. Being located in a highly residential area, there is also extremely limited parking in the immediate area around the stadium. Many surrounding roads are for permit holders only and there are limited parking options elsewhere. If you do intend to drive to the match, please take care to avoid penalty fines when parking by reading signage and by not blocking local residents.

Bus no’s. 58, 69, 97 and 158 run along Leyton High Road. Please click here for further route information from Transport for London.

Inside the Ground

Food & Drink

A selection of pies, burgers, hot dogs, chicken, beverages (including alcohol) and snacks will be available to buy from the stadium.

Stadium Wi-Fi

All supporters over the age of 13 can connect to free WiFi on matchdays.

The network, which is titled Free Fan WIFI is completely free to connect to and fans simply need to provide their date of birth and email address to get online.

Can’t make it to the game?

London City’s clash with Tottenham will feature on Sky Sports + and the BWSL YouTube channel. In the UK, these will be the only places that you will be able to watch.

International fans, find out where you can watch on the link below. Hit ‘Control F’ or ‘Command F’ on your keyboard to quickly search for the country you are looking for coverage from.

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Away ticket information is now available for Tottenham Hotspur vs London City Lionesses on Sunday, 3rd May, 2026.

Supporters can book tickets via our ticketing site. Tickets will be available in the following sales windows.

Sales Windows

General Sale: Friday, 17th April at 9am

Prices

More Event Information

All tickets will be in PDF form, and will be sent over via email at least 24 hours before the fixture.

All parking is bookable through Leyton Orient’s ticket office. GA parking is limited around the stadium.

Unless tickets are sold out, tickets will be available on the day; ticket reprints are also available on matchday. The ticket office will be open two hours before kickoff.

Accessibility Information

All tickets are seated.

If any accessible supporter requires Blue Badge parking, please reach out to tickets@londoncitylionesses.com

London City Lionesses can confirm that our fixture against Tottenham Hotspur, in Round 21 of the Barclays Women’s Super League, will take place on Sunday 3rd May at 12pm.

Round 21

Tottenham Hotspur vs London City Lionesses

Date: Sunday 3rd May

Kick-off: 12:00 (BST)

Venue: Brisbane Road

Broadcast: Sky Sports & Barclays WSL YouTube Channel

This game will be available to watch on Sky Sports and on the Barclays WSL YouTube channel in the UK.

Fans will be notified when tickets for these fixture go on sale.

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Penalty heartbreak for London City as Tottenham Hotspur progress to the quarter-finals of the Adobe Women's FA Cup.

Monday 23rd January | CopperJax Community Stadium

London City bowed out of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup following a penalty shoot-out defeat in the fifth-round tie against Tottenham Hotspur in Bromley.

Quick-fire second half goals from Daniëlle van de Donk and Jana Fernádez saw the home side come from behind before Bethany England’s stoppage time penalty levelled the scores to take the tie into extra-time.

It was a cruel exit after the home side carved several opportunities and were seconds from victory.

The visitors took an early lead through Matilda Vinberg’s finish. Signe Gaupset then went close moments later for Martin Ho’s North London side.

After weathering early pressure, London City’s response was strong with Nikita Parris twice going close. She firstly met Sanni Franssi’s cutback but her effort was blocked before Kosavare Aslanni’s cross found Parris whose header was superbly saved at point-blank range by Lize Kop.

Freya Godfrey also struck as the clock edged towards half-time but Kop was equal to the effort.

Tottenham started the second half strongly. Cathinka Tandberg had two efforts blocked in a scramble from Eveliina Summanen's free-kick, Gaupset was also denied by a big block from Wassa Sangaré. Tandberg then had a goal ruled out for offside as she nudged in a cross from Vinberg.

The hosts grew in confidence and fresh from her first senior England Women call-up, Poppy Pattinson was ever-present down the left wing and saw her strike edge over.

Corrales and van de Donk were introduced just shy of the hour and immediately combined to level – Corrales’ excellent cross from the left finding van de Donk who steered home.

A minute later, and with their tails up, Maestre’s side took the lead, Fernandez’s fine long-strike strike arrowing into the top corner.

Both goals were van de Donk and Fernandez’s first in London City colours.

Provider almost turned scorer as Corrales was found at the back post but her volley from 10 yards was well held by the Spurs custodian.

The visitors levelled with the last action of the regulation 90, Teyah Goldie was adjudged to have handled a ball in the box which was recycled from a corner and substitute England dispatched the spot-kick to take the tie into extra time.

Both teams worked tirelessly to search for the winner but clear cut chances were limited in the 30-minutes of extra-time.

In the first period, Kop was on hand once more to save from Isobel Goodwin, Amanda Nilden's low curler from 20 yards was taken by Elena Lete and Malou Marcetto headed wide. Tandberg was off target with a chance at the start of the second period and Goodwin's cross was turned away.

With no goals separating the side, the teams contested a penalty shoot-out The first 17 penalties were successful before Kop denied French international Sangaré with a save down to her right to seal the tie.

Head coach Maestre said: “I’m very proud of the team. They fought like warriors again in this game.

“We had lots of chances to win the match. I’m proud of the whole squad, starters and substitutes, and how they pushed until the end.

“We played well and dominated large parts of the match. We reacted well to going behind early in the game. We were then very close to sealing the win in normal time but didn’t. We kept believing and kept going in extra-time and had chances then too.

“It’s another good performance against a strong team and I feel for the players as we deserved more. The way we are able to face top teams is positive. It’s something which empowers us in the way we are training and pushing every day.

"Hopefully next time we can get the result we deserve."

Following the upcoming international break, London City return to action on Sunday 15 March where they welcome Arsenal to the CopperJax Community Stadium in the Barclays Women’s Super League (11.55 kick-off) before hosting Sonia Bompastor’s Chelsea in a London derby at the Den on Saturday 21 March (12.00 kick-off).

Adobe Women’s FA Cup

Monday 23rd February 2026 | Kick-Off: 7:30pm | The CopperJax Community Stadium, Hayes Lane, Bromley, BR2 9EF

Welcome Back, London City Fans!

We are so excited to welcome you back to the CopperJax Community Stadium for a thrilling matchup under the lights.

This Monday evening, we take on Tottenham Hotspur in the fifth round of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, with a spot in the quarter finals on the line.

With special glow-in-the-dark activations alongside our usual London City Fanzone experience, there is something for everyone at our matchdays. Tickets start from just £6 for juniors and £12 for adults – but prices rise on matchday, so now is the time to secure your spot if you haven’t already!

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of matchday.

The Game

Opponent: Tottenham Hotspur

Competition: Adobe Women’s FA Cup

Date: Monday 23rdFebruary, 2026

Kick-Off: 7:30pm (Turnstiles open at 6pm)

Venue: The CopperJax Community Stadium

Address: Hayes Lane, Bromley, BR2 9EF

Ticket Information

Tickets are available now via Ticketmaster.

All supporters will need to create or activate a Ticketmaster account before purchasing. Advance tickets start from £12 for adults / £6 for juniors. Prices rise on matchday, so secure tickets with advance pricing while you still can.

Matchday Timings

• Family Fanzone opens: 5:30pm

• Broomfields opens: 5:30pm

• Cookies Bar opens: 6pm

• Bear Island Bar open: 5:30pm

• Turnstiles open: 6pm

• Kick-Off: 7:30pm

What to Expect

Family Fanzone (from 5:30pm)

Enjoy music, entertainment, games, giveaways and more before kick-off!

Fans can dive into the Fanzone for nonstop fun, featuring the Chip It in the Bin challenge, glow-in-the-dark basketball arcade action, interactive football simulator wall and glow-in-the-dark facepainting. It’s the perfect place to play and soak up the game-day atmosphere.

Half-Time Merch Cannon and Spin to Win

Stay in your seats at half-time – you might catch one of our limited-edition prizes launched into the stands, or snag yourself a prize from our spin-to-win halftime entertainment.

Merchandise

Show your colours and pick up the official 2025/26 London City LionessesHome, Away and Thirdkit this weekend. You will also be able to get your hands on your very own London City Lionesses Swoosh Nike Travel Wear, so you can travel in style like the team. As always, we will also have our London City Lionesses Merchandise items including the ever-so-popular London City Maisie Bear.

All of the above can be found in our retail location inside Broomfield's Studio from 6PM.

Food & Drink

Hungry? Head to Broomfields Bar & Kitchen, Cookies Bar and Bear Island, or our matchday vendors Canatelz and Greek Boys for great food and drink.

Stable and Ground Coffee will also be on site serving speciality coffee.

Alcoholic options will be available in Broomfields,Ravens Bar, and Bear Island. You can take your drinks into the stands (except in Glyn Beverly Block A, which remains alcohol-free).

Food & Drink Zones:

Fanzone: Bear Island, Cookies Bar and Stable and Ground Coffee

Glyn Beverly, West Terrace, and John Fiorini stands: Broomfields and matchday vendors

North Stand: Ravens Bar

You Said, We Listened

We’ve been listening to your feedback and improving your matchday experience:

• Easier stadium entry and fan journey

• Improved Fanzone layout and entertainment

Stadium Access

Fanzone Entry:

Open from 5:30pm via Entrance 1, next to Broomfields.

Turnstiles:

Entrance 1 for Glyn Beverly Stand, West Terrace and John Fiorini Stand Entrance 2 for North Terrace Standing & Seating

There is no segregation at our fixtures – all fans are welcome throughout open stands.

Food & Drink Zones:

• Fanzone: Bear Island, Cookies Bar and Stable and Ground Coffee

• Broomfields: Serving Glyn Beverly, West Terrace, and John Fiorini stands

Matchday Experience

After the final whistle, our players will do a lap of the pitch, signing mini-footballs and throwing them into the crowd – stay until the end!

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Can’t Make It?

Don’t worry – we’ll be sharing live updates throughout the match on our social channels.

Follow the action and be part of the pride wherever you are!

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FAQs

I require a wheelchair bay, what advice can you provide? There are eight wheelchair bays, with accompanying seats, in the Glyn Beverly Stand. If you need assistance, our stewards and permanent staff will be happy to help.

Can I bring my dog? Yes! Dogs are welcome but must stay on a lead (unless they’re service animals). Please note: dogs aren’t allowed inside Broomfields Bar & Kitchen.

Early Bird tickets for our home Adobe Women's FA Cup fixture against Tottenham Hotspur are now available, and with Early Bird pricing, you can get 50% off tickets for this fixture! Tickets are available from just £3, but be quick... this offer ends on Sunday, 1st February at 11:59pm.

The Adobe Women’s FA Cup returns to Bromley for a thrilling matchup under the lights.

For the fifth round tie of the Cup, we’ve been drawn to play Tottenham Hotspur, a club we secured a memorable victory against in an exhilarating display back in November. In an unmissable replay of this London derby, fans will have the chance to relive one of our most exciting home wins, backed by you, our passionate supporters.

This is the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, one of the most exciting competitions in women’s football - where anything can happen. A win against Spurs will seal our spot in the quarterfinals - so this is a fixture you will not want to miss.

Whether you’re a regular match attendee or planning your first visit, here’s everything you need to know.

Sales Windows

Early Bird

Who: 2025/26 Season Ticket Holders, 2025/26 Match Ticket Buyers, and fans who registered their interest in this fixture

When: Wednesday, 28th January at 9am – Sunday, 1st February at 11:59pm

Pricing:

Kids from £3

Adults from £6

Following the Early Bird period, pricing will move through advance and then to matchday rates – more information can be found here.

Supporters are advised to book early to avoid disappointment.

Match Details

Fixture: London City Lionesses vs Tottenham Hotspur

Competition: Adobe Women's FA Cup

Date: Monday, 23rd February 2026

Kick-off: 7:30pm

Venue: The CopperJax Community Stadium, Hayes Lane, Bromley

Accessibility Information

We want all supporters to enjoy the matchday experience comfortably and safely.

To request a wheelchair bay or discuss accessibility requirements, please email tickets@londoncitylionesses.com. Availability is limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Please note there is no Blue Badge parking available on the day, unless you have already confirmed a seasonal parking space with our ticketing office.

Away Supporters

Away tickets will be distributed directly by Tottenham Hotspur. For all away ticketing enquiries, supporters should contact Tottenham Hotspur's ticket office.

Away supporters will be seated in the North Stand seated area. Further information will be confirmed closer to the fixture.

The Adobe Women’s FA Cup returns to Bromley for a thrilling matchup under the lights.

For the fifth round tie of the Cup, we’ve been drawn to play Tottenham Hotspur, a club we secured a memorable victory against in an exhilarating display back in November. In an unmissable replay of this London derby, fans will have the chance to relive one of our most exciting home wins, backed by you, our passionate supporters.

This is the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, one of the most exciting competitions in women’s football - where anything can happen. A win against Spurs will seal our spot in the quarterfinals - so this is a fixture you will not want to miss.

Early Bird tickets are available here for select groups. Register your interest today to secure Early Bird tickets on Friday 30th January, before General sale Advanced prices go live on Monday 2nd February.

With high demand expected, fans are encouraged to book early to avoid disappointment, before Early Bird pricing ends Sunday 1st Feb at 11:59PM

TICKET INFORMATION

Early Bird Pricing: Wednesday, 28th January - Sunday, 1st February

Advance Pricing: Monday, 2nd February - Sunday, 22nd February

Matchday Pricing: Sunday, 23rd February

Seating is available across multiple stands at CopperJax Community Stadium. Supporters can view the stadium map during the booking process to select their preferred area; whether that be in the Family Zone in Block A, or in amongst the energy of the West and North Terrace's. Your matchday, your way!

Please note that the North Terrace is a mixed zone with both home and away fans. We recommend that away fans who hope to purchase tickets after the away club has gone off sale, do so by purchasing in the North Terrace.

Tickets will be on sale at the door on matchday, subject to availability. Book now to secure advance prices, as prices will rise on matchday.

WHEN TO ARRIVE

Kick-off: 7:30pm

Doors Open: 5:30pm (Family Fanzone, Cookies Bar, Bear Island Bar) *

Turnstiles Open: 6:00pm

*Subject to change

Arrive early to enjoy the full matchday experience.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Family Fanzone: Live entertainment, music, games and giveaways – perfect for families, friends and first-time fans.

Half-Time Merch Cannon and Giveaways: Stay in your seats for your chance to catch prizes launched into the stands.

Food & Drink: Broomfields Bar & Kitchen and on-site vendors with options for all tastes.

Merchandise: Official London City Lionesses 2025/26 kit available on the day, alongside our range of London City Lionesses merch.

YOU SAID, WE LISTENED

Fans asked for:

- More player interaction – post-match player lap with player-signed mini balls

- Better food options – improved vendor access

- Easier stadium access – enhanced fan journey from entry to exit

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18+.

All attendees are expected to follow stadium regulations and supporter code of conduct.

London City Lionesses vs Tottenham Hotspur

Date: Monday 23rd February 2026

Kick-off: 19:30 (GMT)

Venue: CopperJax Community Stadium

Broadcast: TNT Sports

London City Lionesses will host Tottenham Hotspur in the Fifth Round Proper of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup, with the tie selected for live broadcast on TNT Sports.

The match has been scheduled for a 7:30pm kick-off on Monday 23rd February to facilitate broadcast coverage, setting the stage for a huge all-WSL cup clash under the lights.

Ticket information will be confirmed in due course, with fans encouraged to keep an eye on club channels for updates.

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Matchday, captured.

A brace for Freya Godfrey, a goal for Nikita Parris on her 200th WSL appearance and an own goal sealed a memorable 4-2 victory for London City, against Spurs on Remembrance Sunday afternoon.

Relive it in pictures below.

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