NEWS · 24 Oct 2026
Arsenal break five‑match winless streak with win over Tottenham
Arsenal Women snapped a five‑match winless run with a victory at Tottenham Hotspur, ending a difficult stretch in the Women's Super League. The win lifts the Gunners from the bottom of the table and raises the question of whether they can maintain momentum going forward.
Arsenal Women returned to the top of the Women's Super League with a hard‑fought win at Tottenham Hotspur, ending a five‑match winless streak that had seen the Gunners struggle for form. The victory lifts the club out of the bottom three and provides a much‑needed boost to the squad’s confidence.
Since their last win, Arsenal have struggled to find consistency, with a series of draws and defeats that left the team hovering near the relegation zone. The win at Tottenham shows that the players can still compete at the highest level and suggests that the coaching staff’s adjustments are starting to pay off.
The result is also a psychological win, as it proves that Arsenal can overcome their rivals in a high‑pressure match. Breaking the losing streak may help the players believe in their ability to challenge for points in the remaining fixtures of the season.
Looking ahead, Arsenal will need to maintain the momentum from this victory. With a number of key fixtures still to come, the team will be looking to build on this success to climb out of the lower reaches of the table and secure a more comfortable position.
As the season progresses, the Gunners will be under pressure to convert the positive result into a string of wins. Whether they can sustain the momentum from this match will be a key factor in determining their final standing in the Women's Super League.