NewsWSL stats preview: Taylor's 200 games, LFC record v Spurs and more
Brush up on key facts and figures to know about Liverpool’s Barclays Women’s Super League clash with Tottenham Hotspur.
The Reds return to St Helens Stadium having kicked off 2026-27 with a 4-0 win away at Charlton Athletic last weekend.
Read on for a statistical preview of matchday two, with kick-off against Spurs on Sunday 2pm BST.
Liverpool are unbeaten at home against Tottenham in the Women’s Super League – two wins, two draws.
Overall, the Reds have lost only once in the last seven meetings between the clubs in the league (three wins, three draws).
Liverpool head coach Gareth Taylor has taken charge of exactly 200 games in his managerial career and only holds more wins against Everton (15) and Leicester City (13) across all competitions than versus Spurs (12).
Martin Ho has the best points-per-game record of any Tottenham boss in WSL history (1.70), winning 39 points from 23 games.
Liverpool’s Vivien Endemann both scored and assisted on her WSL debut on matchday one against Charlton. In the history of the competition, no player has scored and assisted in each of their first two appearances.
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Watch on YouTubeSince the 2024-25 season, only four players have had a hand in more WSL goals than Kirsty Hanson (22 – 17 goals, five assists), who netted a brace on her first league appearance for Tottenham on matchday one.
The Reds faced the fewest shots (two) on matchday one of the season – they were the only side to not face a single shot on target, in their win over Charlton. It was the joint-fewest shots Liverpool have ever faced in a WSL game.
Marie Höbinger has scored three times for Liverpool against Spurs previously.
In the opening round of WSL fixtures, the Reds played the most passes (714) and had the highest possession figure (76.1 per cent) across the division.