Tottenham Hotspur Women — West Ham United Women: 3:1, FA WSL
FA WSL
Tottenham Hotspur WomenW3 May · Home London City Lionesses · 2:1W16 May · Away Brighton Women · 2:1W6 Sep · Home West Ham United Women · 3:1D13 Sep · Away Liverpool Women · 1:1W20 Sep · Away Crystal Palace Women · 7:0D23 Sep · Home West Ham United Women · 0:0
3:1
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
West Ham United WomenW4 May · Away Aston Villa Women · 2:0L16 May · Home Manchester City Women · 1:4L6 Sep · Away Tottenham Hotspur Women · 1:3W12 Sep · Home London City Lionesses · 2:1L20 Sep · Home Everton Women · 0:1D23 Sep · Away Tottenham Hotspur Women · 0:0
In the FA WSL game on 6 September 2026, Tottenham Hotspur Women beat West Ham United Women 3:1.
Match report
Tottenham Hotspur Women beat West Ham United Women 3-1 on Saturday in the first match of the Women's Super League regular season. The hosts took control early and never looked back, with K. Hanson scoring twice to secure three points in front of their own supporters.
S. Gaupset opened the scoring in the eighteenth minute, finding the net before Hanson doubled the lead six minutes later. West Ham had little to show for their efforts, and Tottenham's advantage grew comfortable by half-time before Hanson added a second goal in the seventy-fourth minute.
There were plenty of changes across both sides during the second period. E. Salmon came on for Tottenham at the start of the half, while C. Tandberg and S. Piubel followed shortly after. West Ham brought on Y. Endo and O. Siren together in the seventy-fifth minute, then M. Vinberg and S. Gaupset made way for K. Hanson and R. Ueki in stoppage time.
V. Asseyi pulled one back late on in the ninety-third minute, but the damage had long been done. Tottenham moved up to fifth place on 36 points from 22 games, while West Ham remained tenth with 19 points after five wins and four draws.
It was a straightforward afternoon for the hosts, who have been on a decent run recently. They beat Brighton and London City Lionesses 2-1 in their last two matches, and this result extended that momentum. West Ham's recent form has been mixed, with a heavy 4-1 defeat to Manchester City on their last outing.
Prepared from match data
HT⚽18' S. Gaupset — Goal⚽30' K. Hanson — Goal⇄46' E. Salmon — Substitution⇄59' C. Tandberg — Substitution⇄60' S. Piubel — Substitution⇄68' T. Koga — Substitution⚽74' K. Hanson — Goal⇄75' Y. Endo — Substitution⇄75' O. Siren — Substitution⇄80' M. Vinberg — Substitution⇄80' S. Gaupset — Substitution⇄80' K. Hanson — Substitution⇄90+2' R. Ueki — Substitution⚽90+3' V. Asseyi — Goal
W3 May · Home London City Lionesses · 2:1W16 May · Away Brighton Women · 2:1W6 Sep · Home West Ham United Women · 3:1D13 Sep · Away Liverpool Women · 1:1W20 Sep · Away Crystal Palace Women · 7:0D23 Sep · Home West Ham United Women · 0:0
W4 May · Away Aston Villa Women · 2:0L16 May · Home Manchester City Women · 1:4L6 Sep · Away Tottenham Hotspur Women · 1:3W12 Sep · Home London City Lionesses · 2:1L20 Sep · Home Everton Women · 0:1D23 Sep · Away Tottenham Hotspur Women · 0:0