Tottenham vs Everton: WSL preview, predictions, team news and TV info

Tottenham have won two of their last four WSL meetings with Everton, but were beaten by the Toffees for the first time since April 2023 when the pair most-recently clashed in March.

So, ahead of this Women's Super League fixture on Saturday, check out our preview, predictions, team news and TV guide.

Tottenham Hotspur are currently hovering just outside the Champions League spots in the WSL, so can they extend their winning streak? Last weekend, Spurs fought back from a goal down to beat Brighton 2-1 at Brisbane Road, thanks to goals from Signe Gaupset and then Olivia Holdt.

That's now back-to-back wins for Martin Ho's side, who had lost three on the spin beforehand, including shipping six against both London City Lionesses and Chelsea. Nevertheless, the Lilywhites are currently fourth, just three points below LCL, who occupy the final Champions League spot. If Spurs are going to secure a top three finish, matches such as this are surely must win.

Everton though arrive in the capital just five points worse off than their hosts. Last Saturday, Scott Phelan's side upset the odds by holding Chelsea to a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge, bringing to an end the Blues' seven match winning streak.

Nevertheless, for the Toffees, they are now without a win in four, dating back to a 2-1 victory over Birmingham on 4 October. In fact, the three teams Everton have managed to beat so far this season are all in the bottom four. Thus, Tottenham certainly start as favourites for victory at Brisbane Road.

Clare Hunt, Alice Sombath, Maite Oroz, Olga Ahtinen and Eveliina Summanen are all currently sidelined, limiting Martin Ho's options. He did though make six changes for Wednesday's League Cup tie against Crystal Palace; Tōko Koga, Amanda Nildén, Signe Gaupset, Matilda Vinberg and Victoria Pelova starting both.

Pelova will be Spurs' main threat, having racked up nine goals and four assists across her last nine outings for club and country.

Everton meantime demolished Durham 6-0 in mid-week, Scott Phelan making eight changes for that one, but will largely revert to the side deployed at Stamford Bridge a week ago. Noémie Mouchon will hope her brace in the League Cup earns her more minutes here, although Yūka Momiki bagged a second half hat-trick off the bench.

Tottenham Hotspur predicted lineup: Kop; Dijkstra, Koga, Nildén, Blakstad; Gaupset, Pelova, Spence, Holdt, Vinberg; Tandberg.

Everton predicted lineup: Brosnan; Blundell, Layzell, Ishikawa, Kitagawa; Wheller, Mace, Momiki, van Gool, Pacheco; Vignola.

Score prediction: Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Everton.