Chloe Kelly’s winning goal against Germany in the Euro 2022 final caused a deafening roar throughout the country, with attentions now turning to the upcoming Women’s Super League season as new fans are keen to continue their support into the domestic action. Although Tottenham Hotspur Women were not represented in the Lionesses squad, excitement is rife for Spurs fans old and new ahead of the upcoming campaign.
Evidence for increasing popularity in the women’s game actually came before England’s summer triumph when, in November 2019, the north London derby at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium set a new all-time attendance record for the WSL. A crowd of 38,262 turned out to watch the historic fixture, and that record could well be beaten this season.
Spurs recorded their best ever finish last season, coming 5th in the league, and Rehanne Skinner’s side will be hoping to close the 24-point gap to winners Chelsea. This year, Tottenham kick-off the 2022/23 WSL season on Saturday September 10 at 12.30pm, with what is sure to be a momentous occasion at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
