Tottenham Hotspur broke the domestic transfer record to pry Bethany England from Chelsea in January and this weekend, the Lioness will take to the pitch against her former side in a bid to end Spurs’ insipid five-match losing streak in the WSL.
If reigning champions Chelsea feel a need to take comfort in anything before heading into Saturday’s lunch-time clash, their WSL record against Spurs is a fine place to start. The Blues boast a 100% win record against their London neighbours, scoring 15 goals across their six matches while conceding only twice.
And the player perhaps most looking forward to Saturday is Sam Kerr, who has scored in all five of her WSL appearances against Spurs, netting six goals in total. Kerr has not scored more against any other side in the competition.
