Tottenham FC Women 3:1 West Ham Women — Match Report

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Gary RedknappFootball AnalystMATCH REPORT

Kirsty Hanson scored twice as Tottenham FC Women beat West Ham Women 3-1 in The FA Women's Super League. The result was never seriously threatened after a dominant first half, though a late consolation gave the scoreline a more respectable look for the visitors.

Signe Gaupset opened the scoring in the 18th minute from Julie Blakstad's assist, and Hanson doubled the lead twelve minutes later after Gaupset turned provider. Hanson then sealed the contest with her second in the 74th minute, Matilda Vinberg supplying the pass, before Viviane Asseyi pulled one back for West Ham from Saki Kumagai's delivery in the 90th.

The numbers told a one-sided story: Tottenham had 59% possession and 20 shots to West Ham's nine, with an expected goals advantage of 1.89 to 0.43. West Ham improved slightly after the break but never threatened to overturn the deficit. Hanson was the standout with a 9.6 rating, her two goals from the forward position decisive. No prediction was offered by CheckLive's model, and the hosts fully earned their victory on the balance of play.

Questions & Answers

What was the final score of Tottenham FC Women vs West Ham Women?

Tottenham FC Women 3-1 West Ham Women (The FA Women's Super League).

Who scored?

Signe Gaupset (18', assist Julie Blakstad) for Tottenham FC Women; Kirsty Hanson (30', assist Signe Gaupset) for Tottenham FC Women; Kirsty Hanson (74', assist Matilda Vinberg) for Tottenham FC Women; Viviane Asseyi (90', assist Saki Kumagai) for West Ham Women.

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