​ENFIELD, ENGLAND – JULY 30: Julie Blakstad of Tottenham Hotspur poses for a portrait during the WSL Headshot 2026/27 shoot day at Tottenham Hotspur Training Centre on July 30, 2026 in Enfield, England. (Photo by Ali Painter – WSL/WSL Football via Getty Images) | WSL Football via Getty Images Frustrated with Tottenham Hotspur’s men’s team? Try Tottenham Hotspur Women! Spurs Women open their WSL account today by hosting rivals West Ham at Brisbane Road today. Spurs had a quietly impressive summer transfer window that was also somewhat transformative — moving on long-time fan favorites Bethany England and Molly Bartrip and bringing in a number of exciting new talents such as WSL’s third leading scorer last season Kirsty Hanson from Aston Villa and central defender Alice Sombath from Lyon. Spurs are hoping they can improve on their joint-best fifth place WSL finish from last season and finally crack into the top four, earning a European place. It’ll be tough. The usual suspects are back — title holders Manchester City, Chelsea, and Arsenal — as well as robust challenges from Brighton and big-spending upstarts London City. But that’s why you play the games. This could be a super exciting season for Martin Ho and Spurs Women, and you get to be a part of it! Isn’t that fun?LineupsLineups will be posted when released by the clubs.How to WatchTottenham Women vs. West Ham7:00 a.m. ET / 12:00 p.m.Brisbane Road, London, EnglandTV: not televised (USA/UK)Stream: Paramount+ (USA), Sky Sports Extra (UK)