“You always want that winning feeling” – Martin Ho promises ‘strongest team’ as Tottenham seek crucial response against Bristol City
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12-second readTottenham Hotspur manager Martin Ho expects his team to bounce back from their third consecutive Women's Super League defeat with a strong performance against Bristol City in the Subway Players Cup. The team suffered a 2-1 loss to Arsenal in their previous match.

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Tottenham Hotspur manager Martin Ho expects his team to bounce back from their third consecutive Women's Super League defeat with a strong performance against Bristol City in the Subway Players Cup. The team suffered a 2-1 loss to Arsenal in their previous match. Ho believes the quick turnaround for the cup match provides an opportunity to clear their heads and put things right. Tottenham will look to dictate the pace from the start.
Ho intends to field a highly competitive lineup and has stated that he will put out the strongest team he feels can win the game. He recognizes Bristol City as a threat, having a solid run of form, but Tottenham will stick to their principles and focus on their own strengths. The manager believes that setting a high tempo will allow them to be at their best.
Ho emphasized the importance of maintaining their level of performance throughout the game and not dropping to the levels seen in previous matches. He noted that the upcoming period will be busy, and this cup match is the first game of a busy block. Tottenham aims to push in the cup competitions and gain momentum.
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Tottenham Hotspur manager Martin Ho expects his squad to bounce back quickly when they travel to face Bristol City in the Subway Players Cup on Wednesday. The Lilywhites suffered a painful 2-1 defeat during Saturday’s North London derby. Cathinka Tandberg managed to find the back of the net to open the scoring against Arsenal. Sadly, the visitors eventually snatched all three points. That bitter result marked a third consecutive defeat for Tottenham in the Women’s Super League. However, the rapid turnaround for midweek cup duties gives the players the perfect chance to clear their heads and put things right on the pitch.
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