Bristol City vs. Tottenham Women: game time, lineups, and how to watch online

The men’s side are in the middle of another international break, but there’s still Tottenham Hotspur football to be watched today. Spurs Women travel to Twerton Park in Bath to play against Bristol City in WSL league action.

Tottenham have had a rough road of it to begin the WSL season. A brutal stretch of fixtures in league play has resulted in losses to Everton, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Arsenal, and draws against West Ham and Reading. Spurs have two points from their first 18, but the good news is that they have a great opportunity today to pick up three points against the club at the bottom of the table.

If Spurs have had a rough go of it in the WSL thus far this season, Bristol City’s been even worse. They are winless in the league in five matches with an astounding -26 goal differential. Their best result thus far (in an I-can’t-believe-it-was-even-that-close way) was a 3-1 loss away at a full-strength Arsenal team. This really is a match that Spurs should comfortably win. But, that’s why you play the games.

Alex Morgan made her Tottenham Hotspur debut in last weekend’s draw at Reading, playing 25 minutes for her first competitive action in over a year. I don’t know if that means she will start today’s game, but if you wanted a match where Morgan has the potential to shine, it’s this one. We’ll see what happens.

COYSW!

Lineup

How to Watch

Bristol City Women vs. Tottenham Women
Saturday, November 14, 2020
1:30 p.m. ET, 6:30 p.m. BST
Twerton Park Stadium, Bath, Somerset, UK
TV: not televised (USA, UK)
Streaming: The FA Player (free, registration required)

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