Tottenham Hotspur Women travel to Broadfield Stadium to face Brighton & Hove Albion Women in the FA Women's League Cup on September 30, 2026. The match promises to be a competitive encounter as both teams look to secure a spot in the next round. Tottenham finished fifth in the FA WSL last season with 36 points, ending the campaign with a recent form of WWDLL. They scored 35 goals and conceded 38, finishing 19 points behind league leaders Manchester City Women.
What’s at stake?
The FA Women’s League Cup offers a chance for Tottenham Hotspur Women to build momentum ahead of the new WSL season. A win would boost their confidence and provide valuable match practice for the squad. Brighton, meanwhile, will be eager to prove themselves against a top-tier opponent.
Key players to watch
For Tottenham, Tangela Vanhaevermaet and Ashleigh Neville will be crucial in midfield, while Brighton’s Anya Dabritz and Megan Connolly could pose a threat. Both teams will need to be at their best to secure a victory.
Recent form and head-to-head
Tottenham’s recent form has been mixed, with wins against Aston Villa and Reading but losses to Manchester City and Arsenal. Brighton have had a solid start to their campaign, with wins against Bristol City and Durham. The two teams last met in the FA WSL, with Tottenham securing a narrow 1-0 victory.
What comes next?
After this fixture, Tottenham will turn their attention to the upcoming WSL season, where they will aim to improve on last season’s fifth-place finish. Brighton, meanwhile, will look to build on their League Cup performance as they continue their domestic campaign.
