When and where?

Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur is taking place at our home ground Kingsmeadow on Sunday, with a 12.30pm kick-off.

How to follow and how watch live

Sunday’s game is being broadcast live on the BBC Red Button. If you are unable to tune in to support the Blues, you can follow how the match unfolds via our social media channels. There will be commentary on our Twitter, plus regular updates on Instagram and Facebook.

Follow ‘ChelseaFCW' on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to keep up to date!

The form

Chelsea broke the record for the longest unbeaten run in the Women’s Super League of 32 games after Wednesday night’s 4-0 victory over Aston Villa. The win moved the Blues to the top of the table with one game in hand over second-placed Manchester United.

Sam Kerr scored in the opening minutes, then Bethany England doubled our advantage 10 minutes before half-time and two quick-fire second-half goals from Pernille Harder and Magdalena Eriksson sealed a comfortable win in the Midlands.

Spurs sit seventh in league standings having won three, drawn three and lost four. There has been a turn of fortune for Rehanne Skinner’s side recently with their three wins being on the bounce. Spurs’ last game versus Everton was postponed, therefore, our opponents were last in action Sunday 17 January against West Ham. The match finished in a 1-0 triumph courtesy of a first-half strike from Lucy Quinn.

Chelsea v Tottenham recent head-to-head record

We met Spurs earlier on in the season in the group stage of the Continental League Cup and the Blues came away with the points after Erin Cuthbert and Melanie Leupolz settled a fiercely contested London derby. Finally, the breakthrough arrived with 70 minutes on the clock and it came via the right boot of Cuthbert, who took advantage of the Spurs defence sitting off her to smash home a fine opener. Then Sophie Ingle’s shot was handled inside the penalty area and Leupolz stepped up to convert from the spot.

Prior to that, the Blues hosted Spurs in last year’s Conti Cup competition and we came away with a commanding 5-1 victory. Drew Spence, Cuthbert, Deanna Cooper found the back of the net, while England registered a brace.

Chelsea opened the 2019/20 WSL season against our London neighbours at Stamford Bridge in front of a bumper crowd and we got off to a winning start thanks to England who hit spectacularly from range just minutes into the clash.

Next up

After this weekend’s fixture, the Blues have three games in a space of 10 day all at our KT1 home.

First up is West Ham in the semi-final of the Continental Tyres League Cup on Wednesday night, which kicks off at 5pm and this game will be live on The FA Player.

Then we host Brighton and Hove Albion in the league, followed by a London derby against Arsenal three days later. The Albion game kicks off 2pm and the Gunners match starts at 7pm on Wednesday 10 February.