Tottenham Women Under-19s fight back to hold Manchester United as senior stars watch on at Hotspur Way
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16-second readTottenham Hotspur Women Under 19s came from behind to earn a 2-2 draw against Manchester United on Wednesday afternoon, with substitute Lexi Withey scoring a late penalty. The match was watched by senior stars at Hotspur Way. Rania Oukriss initially put Tottenham ahead in the 43rd minute. Manchester United took the lead after a penalty was awarded on 57 minutes.

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Tottenham Hotspur Women Under 19s came from behind to earn a 2-2 draw against Manchester United on Wednesday afternoon, with substitute Lexi Withey scoring a late penalty. The match was watched by senior stars at Hotspur Way. Rania Oukriss initially put Tottenham ahead in the 43rd minute. Manchester United took the lead after a penalty was awarded on 57 minutes.
Manchester United took the lead after Madison Vernon levelled the score just before halftime and Martha Allington scored a penalty on 57 minutes. Tottenham's response was led by coach Matt Sharman, who introduced Lexi Withey as a substitute just past the hour mark. Withey drew a foul in the 76th minute and then scored the resulting penalty.
The draw marked a positive result for Tottenham, with coach Sharman praising the team's display and consistency throughout the match. The result earned them four points from two games in Division One. Sharman was pleased with the players' performance, describing it as "fantastic" and "well deserved".
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Tottenham Hotspur Women Under 19s came from behind in the final quarter of an hour to earn a 2-2 draw against Manchester United on Wednesday afternoon. Substitute Lexi Withey won and scored a late penalty in front of watching first team stars at Hotspur Way. Senior stars Jess Naz, Kirsty Hanson, and Ella Morris stood on the touchline at Hotspur Way on Wednesday as the youth side faced Manchester United. Forward Jhanaie Pierre also watched on after scoring twice in last week’s 3-2 win at Birmingham City. Out on the grass, Sophie Jackson made a sharp early save.
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