Tottenham head coach Rehanne Skinner expressed her frustration at her side’s inability to create enough chances as they lost 1-0 to a late Ramona Petzelberger header against Aston Villa.
The defeat is a huge blow to Spurs’ hopes of qualifying for the Champions League and now leaves them ten points behind third-placed Manchester United. Spurs dominated most of the game but Skinner said her side must do better at both ends of the pitch going forward.
She said: “There were certainly opportunities we had, but I think our final ball was lacking a little bit in the first half so we’re overrunning things, making chances hard to come by. The attitude was there to try and get into those goal-scoring opportunities, but I don’t think we created enough clear-cut chances today.”
