Arsenal Women vs Tottenham Women: How to watch and kick-off time for WSL North London derby

Arsenal Women welcome Tottenham Hotspur Women to Emirates Stadium in a huge Women’s Super League clash on Saturday evening.

Both sides are aiming to end their respective campaigns strongly, with Spurs’ North London rivals Arsenal looking to climb into the top three.

The Lilywhites sit fifth in the standings and have handed manager Martin Ho a new deal after a fantastic campaign at the helm, following an 11th-place finish last term.

A gap does remain between the league’s elite and Tottenham, who find themselves well clear of the chasing pack. But they have proven capable of challenging the top sides on their day.

Ahead of Saturday’s clash, Tottenham Hotspur News takes a look at how to watch the upcoming derby.

How to watch Arsenal Women vs Tottenham Women

Saturday’s WSL clash between the Gunners and Spurs will be available to watch live on TV, alongside streaming options.

With Sky Sports carrying the rights for the league, it is more of the same in terms of the coverage fans can expect to find upon viewing.

Alongside the live TV coverage, the derby will also be available to stream via the Sky Sports App and Sky Go, with viewers able to catch the action through both platforms.

Following proceedings, highlights will be available across Sky’s social media channels – including YouTube – while the WSL and the respective clubs will also provide highlights.

Tottenham looking to bridge gap to WSL elite

Sitting in no man’s land between the top four and the chasing pack, the current positioning of Ho’s side is largely positive given their immense progress, though the sizeable gap to the title chasers does remain.

Spurs have proven capable of challenging at the top end of the league this term, with European football even mooted at times this term – though the overall consistency of the league’s elite is something that the Lilywhites are yet to add to their game.

With Ho’s new deal in mind, alongside a new Tottenham deal for Matilda Vinberg, the longer-term project is underway at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where the club are aiming to reach the levels set by Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea.

Spurs are preparing to face two of those side’s successively, with Saturday’s North London derby followed up with a big FA Cup quarter-final against Chelsea.

Ho’s side have proven capable of fighting against them on their day, and will look to cause a big upset in the next week as they aim to bridge the gap to the top moving forward.

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