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Martin Ho says the Club can ‘build something really special’ as he penned a new, long-term deal.

Arriving in north London last summer, after two successful years in Norway with SK Brann, it has been a memorable first year as a Head Coach for Spurs and his maiden spell in the Women’s Super League in that role.

With five games left to play in England’s top flight, Martin has guided us to fifth place in the current standings, just three points shy of our best-ever points tally in a single campaign (32 in 2021/22) and became our second Head Coach to claim the league’s Manager of the Month award in February.

Having made an instant impact in his first year at the helm, previously having spells as an Assistant Manager at this level, our Head Coach was delighted to feel the support after being rewarded with a new contract.

“It's a really big sign of support, love and care from the Club,” Martin told us. “It’s big backing from the leadership above me, the owners, so I'm very thankful for the opportunity to stay. You feel you're part of what they want to build now and in the future, you feel you can contribute to that.

“Speaking with Vinai [Venkatesham], with Andy [Rogers] and the wider club in terms of the ambitions of the team and the road map we're on in terms of where we want to get to objectively, they asked me would there be an opportunity to look at a renewal on my contract and extend, which is a really nice feeling.

“I'm just glad I'm able to play that small percentage in the ambitions and the growth the owners in the club have and making sure that I can play my part as a coach to make sure as a football team we are efficient, we're effective and we're competitive.”

Feeling the support from everyone in and around the Club, Martin is keen to build for the future and continue to evolve the team as we challenge the teams further up the table in the WSL.

“I know that we have all the support from them above us to make sure that we can achieve what we want to,” he added. “The facilities are getting bigger and better, the squad is evolving and developing and when that happens, I think when you put those together, with the support from the owners and the leadership group, you can build something really special.

“It’s just making sure now that we can build something really special here and we can continue to evolve as a team, evolve as a club, and commercially and then marketing-wise, we can become a real brand for a lot of partners and a lot of sponsors.”

Taking on his maiden Head Coach role at SK Brann in 2023, where he led the Norwegian side to league success and also a positive UEFA Women’s Champions League campaign in 2022/23, the 35-year-old returned to England to lead our squad for his first role in the WSL and admitted it has been a learning process throughout the campaign.

“It's my first job in England, in the biggest league and the best league in the world in my opinion, and I've been able to settle in now in the first six or seven months,” he added. “I've learnt a lot about myself, about wider management and leadership in a Club, about direction and growth of a team, but also then about myself as a Head Coach and how I want to be, how I need to look, how I want my team to look, how I want my team to behave, and then away from that how I want the infrastructure around me to be.

“How we operate as staff; our behaviours, attitude, the level of detail and refined detail we go into as individuals to make every player's experience authentic and unique to them, and then making sure on the pitch we can back that up with performance, and we evolve those performances along the way to create really solid foundations now that going into next year we can build on top of.

“If you see what we've done in a short space of time, and credit to the players and staff, they do all the work behind the scenes to make sure that the players have all the information and support, whether that's materialistic or resource, or that's just hands-on support from a member of staff, to make sure that they can go on the pitch and perform.”

We are delighted to announce that Martin Ho has signed a new, long-term contract with the Club.

Appointed as our Head Coach in July, 2025, having joined us from Norwegian side SK Brann, the 35-year-old has made an instant impact in the Women’s Super League with displays showcasing brave, attacking football combined with strong defensive discipline.

Martin Ho said: “I’m really proud to extend my time at Tottenham Hotspur. I want to thank the Club for the trust and belief they’ve shown in me, that alignment is vital when you’re building something with real purpose. From the moment I arrived, there was a clear vision around the direction of the Club, and together we’ve started to lay strong foundations in terms of identity, standards and the way we want to work every day.

“What we’re building is something that demands consistency, discipline and a relentless drive to improve both on and off the pitch. We want to be a team that plays with intensity, clarity and personality, and an environment where people are developed, supported and accountable. There has been progress, but we know there is much more to come.

“I’m fully committed to continuing that journey and ensuring we build a team that doesn’t rely on moments, but dominates through structure, intensity and control while representing this Club with passion and pride.”

Tottenham Hotspur Women Managing Director, Andy Rogers, said: ''Martin committing his long-term future is an important step for the Club. In a short period of time, he has made a clear impact – on our performances, our environment and the standards we set every day.

“He is exactly the profile of coach we want for this team. He has brought a clear way of playing, brave, passionate and ruthless, and combined that with the structure and discipline needed to compete consistently.

“What stands out just as much is how he builds every day. The detail, the intensity and the belief he creates within the group are already shaping a young, ambitious squad that wants to improve and win at the highest level. That environment will be a key factor in the players we attract and develop over the coming seasons.

“We are still building, but there is a clear direction to what we are doing, and we believe Martin has the qualities to lead that over the long-term.”

Taking on his first Head Coach role in England, having had previous spells as an assistant manager, Martin’s leadership sees us currently sat fifth in the league table as we head into the closing stages of the campaign and, in February, he was named WSL Manager of the Month, becoming just our second Head Coach to pick up the award.

It could be a history-making campaign in the WSL. In our final four games we need just four points to beat our best-ever points tally in a single season (32 achieved in 2021/22) while we’ve also registered five clean sheets – the joint-third highest in the league at this stage.

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We’re delighted to announce that Carey Bloedorn has signed a new contract with the club.

The 20-year-old goalkeeper joined our Academy a number of years ago from Norwich City and after featuring regularly for our Under-18s during 2023/24 – his second year as a full-time player – he spent time on loan at Aveley in the National League South during the 2024/25 campaign.

First turning professional in 2024, Carey missed the opening months of the current season through injury but returned to action in November and has made five Premier League 2 appearances for our Under-21s so far this term.

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Martin Ho feels there’s a ‘lot more to come’ from Matilda Vinberg after she committed her future with the Club.

Penning a new, long-term contract, the Sweden international has become a regular member of Martin’s side this term and her much-improved displays saw her earn a recall to the senior national team squad earlier this month.

Still only 23 years old and just in her second full season in England, our Head Coach expressed his delight to keep the young winger on board at Spurs and hopes we begin to see the very best of her.

“I’m delighted Matilda has committed her future to the Club. It shows real belief in the direction we’re going, and continuity in the group is a key part of building something strong.

“She’s a player we really believe in. There’s a lot more within her that we see every day on the training pitch, just giving her the environment where she can thrive and the confidence and belief in her ability is important.

“Her technical quality, flexibility across positions and attacking instincts give her a really high ceiling. Now it’s about turning that into consistent impact, and I’m confident everyone will see that.”

Showcasing more of a clinical edge in the final third this term where she has provided seven goal contributions – her best return in a Spurs shirt to date – and Martin feels she can contribute more to our future ambitions in years to come.

“We can push her levels over the long-term,” Martin added. “I feel she can be someone who contributes a lot to this success and her own ambitions of being in the senior national team with Sweden, I want to help her get there.

“We know there's a lot more to come from Tilly and we just need to give her that time and space and confidence to grow. Once she gets that confidence back to where it needs to be, I think you'll see a really good player.”

Guglielmo Vicario’s stunning fingertip save to deny Cody Gakpo in our recent trip to Liverpool has been recognised by the Premier League.

Our number one has been shortlisted for the league’s Save of the Month award for his amazing effort to push the Dutch forward’s commanding strike onto the post in the first half of our 1-1 draw at Anfield.

After a turnover of play inside our half, 'Vic’ had to be alert to prevent the Reds from taking a two-goal lead before the break. He reacted brilliantly to Gakpo’s quickly taken shot from inside the penalty area, stretching to his right to get a touch on the ball and forcing it to clatter the woodwork.

This is the second month in a row that the Italian has been nominated for the award, having also made the shortlist for a terrific reactive save which kept out Rayan Cherki from close range against Manchester City in February.

He has won the award once before for another fingertip save against Chelsea last April, denying Jadon Sancho on the half-volley.

The 29-year-old has been nominated together with Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya, Everton shotstopper Jordan Pickford, Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez, Aaron Ramsdale of Newcastle and Sunderland’s Melker Ellborg - and you can play your part in helping our number one to win the prize by voting for him on the Premier League's voting page.

Now in her second full season in north London, having joined us in January, 2024, the Sweden international feels a lot has changed since her early days in Lilywhite and has praised the impact our Head Coach has made.

“It feels amazing,” Tilly told us, speaking to SPURSPLAY after penning a new contract. “I'm very happy here. Two-and-a-half years goes fast when you have fun, so it was an easy decision for me to extend my contract.

“A lot of things have changed since I started my journey here. I think one of the biggest reasons why I want to extend my contract is because of Martin and how much of impact he has brought with him since he joined last summer.

“He's giving something extra to the team, to the players, he's developing our individual plan on how to be more consistent with your play and stuff like that. So, for me, it was an easy choice to extend this contract.”

Embarking on a new journey in her career when she made the move to Hotspur Way, after spending the early stages of her career in Sweden, Tilly has been part of a squad that reached our first-ever FA Cup final in May, 2024, before the side endured a difficult campaign in the WSL last term.

Now on course to record one of our best seasons in England’s top flight since our promotion in 2019, the young forward feels the Club is showing upward progress and has outlined her dream of what she wants to achieve in a Lilywhite shirt.

“Ever since I started my journey at Spurs, I've had a great support from the staff, the players are amazing and we do have a really good potential to become a top team in the WSL,” she added.

“We're taking steps in the right direction. We know that we are so much better and we want to compete, we want to be at the top - that's the most exciting part about being a part of this Spurs team, the Club, and the journey. We want to continue the hard work and push even more to be that top team and my dream is to play in the Champions League with Spurs.

“When I first joined Spurs, it was one of my first moves away from Sweden, moving away from home, so it was a big challenge and a big shift of everything. Now, when I sit here and look back, I have grown so much more as a player and as a person, learnt so much about the English environment and my confidence has grown as well. I’m really happy to stay here and to play in the best league in the world.”

Providing three goal contributions (two goals and an assist) in our last five games, which included a wonderful strike from distance against West Ham United, Tilly has excelled on the pitch in recent months and the 23-year-old has put that down to being in the right environment to develop and bring out her full potential.

“One of the reasons why I extended my contract is because I feel like I am in the right environment to become a better player, a better person, but also to grow and become stronger physically and mentally,” she explained.

“I want to be a bigger player, to have a bigger role in this team, and I want to be one of the more exciting players. I want to be that player scoring goals, also creates a lot in the final third, I think that’s a top goal of mine.

“I want, for example, Martin to challenge me even more because I think it's really easy as a player when you've had like a good period, you can get satisfied, you can be like more relaxed, but I don't want that. I always want him to push me and to be like, ‘you can be better’, even if I've done a good game.

“He knows and he’s aware that I can be so much better, I have so much potential, and he always tells me that I have that, and I think it's really nice to hear that. I also know I have so much more in me that I haven't showed everyone yet. It's going to be interesting to see if that's going to grow and, hopefully, there will come an outcome of that in the next few years.”

We are delighted to announce that Matilda Vinberg has signed a new, long-term contract with the Club.

Arriving in London in January, 2024, the 23-year-old Sweden international has become a reliable and consistent performer over the last two years and is enjoying her best season in Lilywhite to date, with seven goals contributions in all competitions.

Matilda said: “It feels amazing, obviously I’m very happy here. It was an easy decision for me to extend my contract. Ever since I started my journey here at Spurs, I’ve had great support from the staff, the players are amazing, and I think we have a good potential to become a top team in the WSL.”

Our Head Coach Martin Ho said: “I’m delighted Matilda has committed her future to the club. It shows real belief in the direction we’re going, and continuity in the group is a key part of building something strong.

“She’s a player we really believe in. There’s a lot more within her that we see every day on the training pitch, just giving her the environment where she can thrive and the confidence and belief in her ability is important. Her technical quality, flexibility across positions and attacking instincts give her a really high ceiling. Now it’s about turning that into consistent impact, and I’m confident everyone will see that.”

Tilly arrived at Hotspur Way having been a key part of Hammarby IF’s double-winning side in the 2023 campaign while, the season prior to that, she was named the league’s Breakthrough Player of the Year and Hammarby’s Player of the Year.

Venturing to England for the first time in her career, she scored her first goal for the Club in March, 2024, in a 1-0 win at home to Leicester City in the WSL and featured in all five games in our historic FA Cup run as we reached the final for the first time in our history.

With a full pre-season under her belt in the summer of 2024, the young winger went on to make 23 appearances for us in the 2024/25, 18 of those coming in the WSL, and scored in the Women’s League Cup group stage game against Crystal Palace in December, 2024.

Suffering a small knock at the start of this season, Tilly had to be patient for her opportunity under Martin Ho. But since breaking into the starting XI, she has been a reliable option on either wing, providing defensive cover with her work rate and willingness to track back, while at the other end, she has become more clinical in the final third, netting two goals and providing five assists.

Her performances in recent months also saw her earn a recall to the Sweden’s senior national team squad in the last international break for their 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiers. She has 11 caps in total for her nation, scoring once.

Our Women’s Under-19s return to Capital Cup action next week as they face London Bees in the quarter-final stage – and supporters can head down and watch the game for free!

The match is on Thursday 2 April at Cheshunt Football Club with kick-off at 7.45pm UK as our youngsters aim to reach the final four stage of the competition for a second year running.

Competing in a senior cup, the competition provides our youngsters a unique opportunity to go toe-to-toe with experienced players in the Women’s pyramid compared to the usual Academy football week in, week out.

Sabiha Jamal’s side put in an impressive performance against FA Women’s National League Division One South East side Dulwich Hamlet last time out in the competition, where an own goal and a stunner from Grace Bellwood earned us a 2-1 victory at Champion Hill.

The fixture against the Bees next month is the first time one of our home fixtures will be opened to the supporters at Cheshunt Football Club – and we would love to encourage our fanbase to head down!

Ticket information

As mentioned above, the game will be open to supporters for free!

Just head down to Cheshunt Football Club, either by public transport or car, and no ticket is required, just enter through the turnstiles and watch our next generation of players at the Club.

You will be able to enter one hour before kick-off (6.45pm) and hot food plus drinks will also be available on the night.

Theobalds Grove Station is just a five minute walk to the ground, with half hourly service into London Liverpool Street, while you can access from M25 motorway by taking exit junction 25 and the A10.

How is our Under-19s getting on?

Away from taking part in the senior Capital Cup competition, our Under-19s regularly compete in the Professional Game Academy League throughout the campaign.

In the first half of the season, where the two league tables are regionalised, our young side finished mid-table and were positioned into PGA League Division Two and, after 13 games in the competition, we currently sit fifth in the standings.

Jamal’s side have enjoyed a good run of form in recent weeks, currently on a four-game unbeaten run in all competitions, including that win over Dulwich Hamlet at a packed Champion Hill.

Alongside plenty of points, we have been in fine goalscoring form as well!

In our last three games in the PGA, we have scored 13 goals in total and forward Grace Bellwood has been at the forefront of that, scoring five goals in the last five games – taking her tally to nine for the season.