Overview

• The match is scheduled for 12 October with a 12:00pm start at Chelsea’s Kingsmeadow home.
• Chelsea lead the WSL and remain unbeaten this season after four wins and a draw across their opening league fixtures.
• The champions carry a 30-match WSL unbeaten streak and have lost just once in their last 50 home league games.
• Tottenham have begun strongly under new manager Martin Ho and sit a point off the top despite a heavy defeat at Manchester City.
• Previews and betting markets favor a home win, with Aggie Beever-Jones highlighted as a likely first goalscorer based on her early-season form.