Women’s Super League 2022-23 previews No 11: Tottenham

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Manager Rehanne Skinner has brought clarity and organisation – and, after a solid transfer window, they could break into the top three


It is testament to the impact of Tottenham’s manager, Rehanne Skinner, that last season’s fifth place looks disappointing. They finished with 12 points more than the preceding season but the promise shown early on ramped up expectations. The team won their first four games, then followed a defeat by Brighton with draws against Manchester United and Arsenal, in the process ending their north London rivals’ winning start.

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from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2022/sep/09/womens-super-league-2022-23-previews-no-11-tottenham

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