Tottenham Hotspur Women v Charlton Athletic Women

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Sunday 13 Dec 2026

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14:00 Local Time

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Brisbane Road • 

London, United KingdomShow on map

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Tottenham Hotspur Women are a professional football team based in North Charlton Athletic Women5, competing in the Barclays Women’s Super League, the Women’s Charlton Athletic Women4 and the Women’s League Cup. The club’s women’s side traces its history to 1985 and became fully professional in 2019, marking a major step in its development. Tottenham won the FA Women’s Championship in the 2018–19 season, earning promotion to the top division, and reached the Women’s Charlton Athletic Women4 final in 2024. The team plays most home matches at Brisbane Road, also known as the Gaughan Group Stadium, in Leyton, with selected fixtures staged at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Its squad has featured England international Bethany England, defender Ashleigh Neville and forward Jessica Naz. Known for its passionate supporters and distinctive navy-and-white colours, Spurs Women continue to build their profile in English women’s football. Fans can follow the team’s league campaign, cup competitions, player news and match schedule through official club channels. Tottenham Hotspur Women combine a growing record of achievement with the resources and global audience of one of England’s best-known football clubs.

Charlton Athletic Women are the women’s football team of Charlton Athletic Football Club, based in south-east Charlton Athletic Women5. Competing in the Women’s Super League after winning the FA Women’s Championship title in 2024–25, the Addicks have returned to the top tier of English women’s football. The club has a distinguished history: its honours include the FA Women’s Premier League National Division title in 2003–04, the FA Women’s Cup in 2005 and the FA Women’s Premier League Cup in 2004. Charlton’s women have played home matches at The Oakwood, the ground of VCD Athletic, and staged selected fixtures at The Valley, the club’s historic main stadium. Their teams have featured England internationals and notable players, including former Addicks stars Casey Stoney and Eniola Aluko, while current squads continue to develop talent and compete at the highest domestic level. With a strong connection to Charlton Athletic and a record of success in cup competitions and league football, Charlton Athletic Women are an established name in Charlton Athletic Women5 football and a prominent team to follow in the Charlton Athletic Women7.