There will be no love lost for Bethany England when Tottenham Hotspur take on title-challenging Manchester United and a number of her fellow Euro2022 victors in the Women’s Super League on Saturday.
The fixture will mark the first time the two sides will meet in the league this season after the first match was re-arranged earlier in the season. Saturday will also mark the new striker’s first opportunity to play under the lights of the 62,850-capacity Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
United currently sit second in the WSL, 20 points higher than Spurs who sit ninth on nine points. But England, who was omitted from Sarina Wiegman's most recent Lionesses squad for the upcoming Arnold Clark Cup, has insisted that Marc Skinner's side are not “unbeatable” and is anticipating a good showdown on Saturday.
