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Dominic Solanke and Xavi Simons need your help if they are to be named the Premier League's Player of Matchweek!

A new initiative by the Premier League this season, each week, eight players across the competition are shortlisted for the title following their performances in the matchweek.

And this week, we've had two of our players nominated with both Dom and Xavi shortlisted after our stellar second-half fightback against Manchester City on Sunday - coming from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

First up, Dominic Solanke is nominated for the prize after he bagged both of our goals in the draw with the Citizens.

Having shaken off any rust that might have built up over his six months on the sidelines, our number 19 is quickly finding his feet back on the pitch with four goals in his last four games.

His first against the Citizens was superb number nine play, running off the shoulder of the defender before chopping back inside and finishing through a crowd of players.

His second... well, words can't really do it any justice. So why not watch it again below...

Xavi meanwhile continues to grow in a Spurs shirt.

A major acquisition in the summer from RB Leipzig, the attack-minded midfielder is looking stronger, quicker and more relentless with every game. Plus, he is a real maverick on the ball, able to beat a man or find that killer pass.

He did just that on a number of occasions against City. Not only did he break a record in the Premier League this season for the most defence splitting passes from a single player in a single game as we drew with Pep Guardiola's side, but he also grabbed another assist with the key pass for Dom's opener.

But the midfielder is so much more than brilliant on the ball. He is combative and determined, not easily shaken off the ball and ever-eager to win the ball back. And, generally, he does just that.

For this latest prize, our duo are up against six other players - Manchester United's Casemiro, Liverpool's Hugo Ekitike, Chelsea's Joao Pedro, Arsenal's Noni Madueke, Sunderland's Habib Diarra and Brentford's Caoimhin Kelleher.

To be named Player of Matchweek, Dom and Xavi are relying on your help as it is fans votes which decide this one - the link to vote is below...

Our Academy players are in Seville, Spain this week ahead of Wednesday evening’s UEFA Youth League clash with Real Betis.

Coach Wayne Burnett took training on Tuesday afternoon at Ciudad Deportiva Rafael Gordillo – Real Betis’ Academy training complex – as preparations stepped up for the round of 32 fixture.

As usual in the UEFA Youth League, our squad comprises a mixture of Under-21, Under-18 and Under-16 players.

Hosts Real Betis came through the competition’s domestic champions pathway to reach this stage, while we were the top scorers in the league phase section of the tournament, where the fixtures mirrored the first team’s first six matches in the UEFA Champions League, finishing ninth after four wins and two defeats.

Supporters will be able to watch Wednesday’s match live in the UK on TNT Sports 4 or online via UEFA TV.

Take a look through some of the photos from Tuesday’s training session in Spain...

It's now time to vote for your Goal of the Month for January!

Last month, we saw some memorable strikes across our teams. Now it's your job to pick your favourite.

We've shortlisted seven of the best from across January. Watch the goals in the compilation below before voting for your favourite in the form at the bottom of the page.

Thomas Frank and Conor Gallagher both talked about Xavi Simons' will to win after another virtuoso display in Sunday's thrilling 2-2 draw against Manchester City.

The Dutch playmaker was the conductor of our fight back from 2-0 down in the second half, not just driving us forward and pulling the string in the final third, but showing that tenacity that team-mates and fans alike love to see.

Xavi played in Destiny Udogie, denied by Gianluigi Donnarumma, before providing a picture-book pass with the outside of his right foot to set up Dominic Solanke's first goal on 53 minutes, crucially getting us back into the game.

Dominic's scorpion kick then levelled the scores in spectacular fashion on 70 minutes and soon after, Xavi was central to two Donnarumma saves in 60 seconds, first up, finding Wilson Odobert, denied by the goalkeeper's feet, then his own 20-yard dipper tipped over at full stretch. Xavi was then so close to setting up Wilson, a dart to the left byline and cross that Wilson couldn't quite get to in front of goal.

Asked about Xavi's growing influence afterwards, Thomas told us: "Xavi's a winner, a big winner. He's very creative and I think we see more and more of his creative side, but also the winner, the mentality to want to land on second balls, to do the counter-press, to win the duels, which is part of football as well. Then, when he just runs at the goal, that's why he's electric and showing moments. He's really grown."

Conor added: "He's brilliant player. He's one of those guys that you want on your team. He works so hard and he just wants to win. He has a lot of passion to give and obviously a lot of quality as well. He's only going to get better, he's top."

Asked about Xavi's sheer apetite for the game, Conor added: "Exactly. You can see it. That's why you want him in your team. He wants to get on the ball, he'll run forward, he'll create chances and he'll score. He's great."

The Barclays Women’s Super League broadcast selection for matchday 17 has been confirmed, with our home fixture at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium against Everton having its kick-off time changed for live television coverage.

The fixture will continue to take place on the day originally scheduled – Sunday 15 March – although it will now kick-off at the earlier time of 11.55am UK.

It will be televised on Sky Sports and WSL’s YouTube channel.

We are delighted to announce the signing of James Wilson on loan from Heart of Midlothian for the remainder of the season, with an option to make the move permanent in the summer.

Joining up with our Under-21s squad, the 18-year-old striker began his career at Hearts, progressing through their academy before making his professional debut in January, 2024, at the age of 16. To date, he has made 45 senior appearances for the Scottish Premiership side, scoring eight goals.

James became the club's youngest ever European goalscorer in December, 2024, after netting against FC Petrocub in the UEFA Conference League, while also becoming the youngest player to score in the competition.

After representing Scotland and Northern Ireland at youth level, he earned his first senior cap for Scotland in March, 2025, to become his nation’s youngest men’s international, breaking a 138-year-old record when he was introduced as a second-half substitute in a UEFA Nations League play-off tie against Greece.

We're delighted to announce the signing of Joel Vidal-Philbert, who joins our Academy from Chelsea.

The 17-year-old winger, with the Blues since his Under-15 year, made his Under-18 Premier League debut last season while still a schoolboy and scored his first goal at that level against Brighton & Hove Albion in January, 2025.

An England Under-16 international, he went full-time at Chelsea last summer and links up with our Under-18s squad at Hotspur Way.

Welcome, Joel!

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We can confirm that Anna Csiki has joined Serie A side AS Roma on loan for the remainder of the 2025/26 campaign.

Having joined the Club from BK Häcken in August, 2024, the midfielder went on to make 13 appearances in total in her maiden campaign in Lilywhite.

She spent the first half of the 2025/26 campaign on loan at West Ham United, where she scored her first goal in the Barclays Women’s Super League last month in a 2-2 draw with Liverpool.

We’re back at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday afternoon as we take on Chelsea in the Barclays Women’s Super League (kick-off 2.25pm UK) – and there’s plenty of activities to get involved in on the day!

On the back of an impressive comeback win at West Ham United at the weekend, we head into another London derby sat fifth in the table – level on points with Arsenal - and just one point behind our opponents heading into what promises to be an exciting clash in N17.

Supporters can still grab their tickets for the fixture at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on via our eTicketing platform, with tickets priced at £15 for adults, £10 for 18-21 years old and £5 for Under-18s.

Junior One Hotspur Members and Junior Men’s Season Ticket Holders can redeem a FREE ticket to the match with a full-paying adult ticket.

Join us in N17 this weekend and get behind Martin Ho’s side as we fight to maintain a tremendous WSL campaign to date.

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