Winless after January and finishing second from bottom in the Women’s Super League, it was unsurprising that the mood was gloomy around Tottenham last season. Bleak, you might say. That is why their current new-manager bounce and burst of positivity is such a breath of fresh air, not only for the club but for the WSL as a whole.
Under Martin Ho, Spurs have won four of their opening five WSL matches of this campaign, putting them third in the table, four points better off than neighbours Arsenal, and they could even go top on Sunday if they were to pull of a shock win at leaders and champions, Chelsea.
