Ladies set for return to league action when Durham Women visit
Jessica Naz rounds the Charlton Athletic goalkeeper to score for Tottenham Hotspur Ladies (pic: Wu's Photography) - Credit: Archant
Karen Hills’ Spurs team will look to reclaim first place in the FA Women’s Championship this weekend
Tottenham Hotspur Ladies will return to FA Women’s Championship action this weekend eager to return to the summit again.
Karen Hills’ team didn’t play last Sunday and it allowed Manchester United Women the chance to take over at the top of the table.
The Red Devils did just that as they thrashed Millwall Lionesses by an 8-0 score to go a point ahead of Tottenham.
After eight games, United have seven wins and one draw to their name while Spurs have 21 points after winning seven of their matches and losing just the once – away to the leaders on November 4 after assist Queen Jessica Naz finally got off the mark for her new club.
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Last time out, November 18, Hills saw her side respond to the loss by triumphing 1-0 at home to Charlton Athletic.
It was an impressive win and they will look to build on this on Sunday when Durham Women visit Theobalds Lane.
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Durham are fourth in the table with 18 points after nine fixtures, but given the form shown by the Lilywhites this season, Hills will expect her team to keep the pressure on the leaders United.
