Tottenham Hotspur

Wayne Burnett’s side progressed to the high-profile date in N17 after a superb 3-1 win at Chelsea last Friday night.

Following Brighton’s 3-0 home victory over 10-man West Ham United in their quarter-final clash on Monday, we now know we'll be facing the Seagulls for a place in the final.

Kick-off will be at 7pm.

As previously announced, tickets for the match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium cost £10 for adults and £2 for juniors, and are available now.

We look forward to welcoming fans of all ages – both those who regularly follow the Academy and those looking to watch our youngsters in action for the first time – to the stadium on Friday night.

The 18-year-old took the accolade at a ceremony on Sunday evening after an impressive season on loan at Rangers.

Having shone in our Academy set-up in recent years, the attacking midfielder has scored six goals in 44 appearances for the Scottish Premiership giants this term, although his latest outing on Monday afternoon ended in disappointment, as Danny Rohl’s side saw their title hopes all-but extinguished with a 2-1 defeat at front-runners Hearts.

Mikey saw off competition from Falkirk’s Barney Stewart, Findlay Marshall of Arbroath and Dundee’s Luke Graham to claim the award.

Congratulations, Mikey!

The Norway international, who made the switch from SK Brann to north London in the winter, has been an ever-present in Martin Ho’s side since joining in January – making her 13th consecutive start in all competitions – and she put in another sensational performance in a Spurs shirt.

Having dropped slightly deeper in recent weeks to play alongside the experienced Drew Spence in midfield, the 20-year-old was everywhere for us throughout her 89 minutes and looked to make something happen whenever she was on the ball, with her ability to glide past defenders and lovely footwork to create opportunities.

Showcasing plenty of energy from the very first minute, Signe’s pressing saw her pick the pocket of London City’s Malou Marcetto inside her own area, but she still had plenty to do, advancing towards the edge of the six-yard box before drilling low into the bottom corner to give us the lead after just 13 minutes.

Olivia Holdt would then double our advantage with an excellent strike from distance, firing into the top corner, to put us in firm control before the half hour mark in the contest.

With an eye to always advance forward when she receives the ball, Signe completed the most successful dribbles in the game with a success rate of 78 per cent while creating the most chances (five) and having the joint-most touches in the opposition box, portraying how influential the midfielder was throughout the London derby.

So, it was no surprise that she romped home with your votes for the Player of the Match crown in an exclusive poll ran on tottenhamhotspur.com and our official app for the seventh time this season.

Taking 40 per cent of the vote, she topped the charts, with Olivia Holdt (24 per cent) and goalkeeper Lize Kop (19 per cent) her closest contenders.

Player of the Match – 2025/26

Spurs 2-1 London City Lionesses – Signe Gaupset

Spurs 0-0 Man Utd – Lize Kop

Chelsea 2-1 Spurs – FA Cup – Eveliina Summanen

Arsenal 5-2 Spurs – Signe Gaupset

Manchester City 5-2 Spurs – Bethany England

Spurs 1-2 Everton – Signe Gaupset

London City 2-2 Spurs (9-8 win on pens) – FA Cup – Lize Kop

Aston Villa 3-7 Spurs – Signe Gaupset

Spurs 0-2 Chelsea – Olivia Holdt

West Ham 1-2 Spurs – Olivia Holdt

Liverpool 2-0 Spurs – Signe Gaupset

Spurs 3-0 Leicester City (FA Cup) – Signe Gaupset

Spurs 1-0 Leicester City – Signe Gaupset

Manchester United 3-3 Spurs – Olivia Holdt

Spurs 2-1 Aston Villa – Olivia Holdt

Bristol City 0-1 Spurs – Martha Thomas

Spurs 0-0 Arsenal – Drew Spence

London City Lionesses 4-2 Spurs – Eveliina Summanen

Spurs 2-1 Liverpool - Olivia Holdt

Spurs 3-0 Birmingham City – Olivia Holdt

Chelsea 1-0 Spurs – Amanda Nilden

Spurs 1-0 Brighton – Cathinka Tandberg

Leicester 1-2 Spurs – Olivia Holdt

Spurs 0-0 (7-6 on pens) Aston Villa - Lize Kop

Everton 0-2 Spurs – Cathinka Tandberg

Spurs 1-0 West Ham – Tōko Koga

Player of the Match awards | 2025/26

That comes as no surprise either with our number 22 producing his finest all-round performance in a Spurs shirt to date which was capped by a superb maiden strike for the club to open proceedings in the 12th minute.

Starting all four games under Roberto De Zerbi to date, the midfielder was at his relentless best last night and showed the qualities he brings to the midfield after a difficult start since his January move from Atletico Madrid.

Conor, who scored in his previous two appearances at Villa Park, was at it again as he produced a stunning touch and even better finish as he rifled one into the bottom left corner from the edge of the box to give us a deserved lead.

Playing a more advanced role in a three alongside the impressive Rodrigo Bentancur and Joao Palhinha, our midfield dictated proceedings in the middle of the park but it was Conor's energy and work-rate that set the tone in the well-organised press which was such a key aspect to the victory.

The 26-year-old was everywhere - with our Head Coach likening it to having '12 players' on the pitch - and typified the heart and spirit shown by the group to secure back-to-back wins and another huge three points in the Premier League.

It was a memorable night for Conor - who took 71 per cent of the vote to claim his maiden award - made even more so by a special moment after the final whistle when he was serenaded in full voice from our superb travelling fans in the away end.

Player of the Match | 2025/26

Paris Saint-Germain 2-2 Spurs - Micky van de Ven

Spurs 3-0 Burnley - Richarlison

Manchester City 0-2 Spurs - Joao Palhinha

Spurs 0-1 AFC Bournemouth - Guglielmo Vicario

West Ham 0-3 Spurs - Lucas Bergvall

Spurs 1-0 Villarreal - Lucas Bergvall

Brighton 2-2 Spurs - Mohammed Kudus

Spurs 3-0 Doncaster Rovers - Joao Palhinha

Spurs 1-1 Wolves - Joao Palhinh

Bodo/Glimt 2-2 Spurs - Micky van de Ven

Leeds United 1-2 Spurs - Mohammed Kudus

Spurs 1-2 Aston Villa - Joao Palhinha & Mohammed Kudus

AS Monaco 0-0 Spurs - Guglielmo Vicario

Everton 0-3 Spurs - Micky van de Ven

Newcastle 2-0 Spurs - Brennan Johnson

Spurs 0-1 Chelsea - Guglielmo Vicario

Spurs 4-0 FC Copenhagen - Micky van de Ven

Spurs 2-2 Manchester United - Wilson Odobert

Arsenal 1-4 Spurs - Richarlison

PSG 5-3 Spurs - Randal Kolo Muani

Spurs 1-2 Fulham - Mohammed Kudus

Newcastle 2-2 Spurs - Cristian Romero

Spurs 2-0 Brentford - Xavi Simons

Spurs 3-0 Slavia Prague - Xavi Simons

Nottingham Forest 3-0 Spurs - Randal Kolo Muani

Spurs 1-2 Liverpool - Djed Spence

Crystal Palace 0-1 Spurs - Archie Gray

Brentford 0-0 Spurs - Micky van de Ven

Spurs 1-1 Sunderland - Ben Davies

Bournemouth 3-2 Spurs - Mathys Tel

Spurs 1-2 Aston Villa - Joao Palhinha

Spurs 1-2 West Ham - Cristian Romero

Spurs 2-0 Dortmund - Xavi Simons

Burnley 2-2 Spurs - Cristian Romero

Eintracht Frankfurt 0-2 Spurs - Xavi Simons

Spurs 2-2 Man City - Dominic Solanke

Manchester United 2-0 Spurs - Guglielmo Vicario

Spurs 1-2 Newcastle - Archie Gray

Spurs 1-4 Arsenal - Randal Kolo Muani

Fulham 2-1 Spurs - Richarlison

Spurs 1-3 Crystal Palace - Archie Gray

Atletico Madrid 5-2 Spurs - Pedro Porro

Liverpool 1-1 Spurs - Richarlison

Spurs 3-2 Atletico Madrid – Archie Gray

Spurs 0-3 Nottingham Forest – Archie Gray

Sunderland 1-0 Spurs – Antonin Kinsky

Spurs 2-2 Brighton – Xavi Simons

Wolves 0-1 Spurs - Antonin Kinsky

Aston Villa 1-2 Spurs - Conor Gallagher

Player of the Match awards | 2025/26

‘On it’ from the first whistle, leading our press alongside Joao Palhinha and Rodrigo Bentancur, Conor made his mark with 12 minutes on the clock at Villa Park, controlling a clearance from Kevin Danso’s long throw, turning inside Tammy Abraham and drilling low into the corner from 25 yards – a great strike. Richarlison doubled our lead after 25 minutes and it stayed that way until Emiliano Buendia’s header for a Villa consolation deep into added time.

We remained aggressive in our press, on the front foot, controlled in possession and thoroughly deserved a win that lifted us out of the Premier League’s bottom three with three games remaining.

Conor was at the heart of it. Speaking to us afterwards, the midfielder was asked how big a night it was for him personally – and how much of a special moment it was to see his strike nestle in the corner.

He told us: “Obviously, it's been a difficult few months for me, for the whole club. This is what I do best - off the ball, I work my hardest for the team, I'm a team player. I try and do what I do best, and I think today the fans were able to see that.

“I want to keep doing that as best as I can to make the fans proud, to make the club proud and hopefully help Tottenham keep playing like that and getting more wins.”

“The goal was massive. If I'm being honest, I wasn't thinking about me for a second when I scored. Normally, if you score your first goal for the club, you're really relieved for yourself, you're like, ‘okay, first goal, I can relax’, but I had none of that feeling because I was so focused on going again and continuing to play well that game.

“I knew how important the three points were, how important the performance was. I'm really proud of the team to continue for 90 minutes in that way. Obviously, after the game, sitting down and relaxing, just knowing that it was my first goal for this great club, I'm so happy and I'm so proud. I'm thankful for all the fans tonight showing their support to me as well.

“I’ve said it before, the fans make such a difference in games like that, tough away games against a club that's had a great season. They fed off how we were on the pitch. They could see how hungry and hard we were working and it's great to see for them. I'm just so happy that we can give them that feeling tonight of a great performance and a win and they were part of it as well.”

Signe Gaupset opened the scoring after 13 minutes before a stunning strike from Olivia Holdt – her ninth goal of the season - put us in firm control of the London derby before we even reached the half hour mark.

We should have added to our advantage in the second period, Maika Hamano striking the woodwork and Cathinka Tandberg going close on a number of occasions, but a goal from former Spur Alanna Kennedy in the closing stages created a nervy ending with Lize Kop producing some key saves late on to ensure we came away with maximum points.

The victory took us to 33 points – our highest-ever tally in a single WSL season – while it also solidified our spot in fifth with one game left to play – an away trip to Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday 16 May (1pm UK).

Following the full-time whistle, there was an emotional post-match ceremony for six of our departing players this summer – Charli Grant, Josefine Rybrink, Luana Buhler, Kit Graham and Bethany England having the opportunity to say goodbye to our supporters.

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The midfielder was outstanding alongside Joao Palhinha and goalscorer Conor Gallagher in the engine room as we dominated proceedings at Villa Park.

However, Rodrigo required treatment after sitting down on the turf after 67 minutes and was immediately replaced by Yves Bissouma.

Thankfully though, it was nothing to worry about. Asked if Rodrigo was okay in his post-match press conference, Roberto replied: "Yes, Bentancur was just tired."