In this episode:
– Spurs Women draw 3–3 away at Manchester United after leading 3–0, with goals from Bethany England, Eveliina Summanen and Martha Thomas.
– Men’s team suffer a 3–0 defeat at Nottingham Forest, with Callum Hudson-Odoi scoring twice and Ibrahim Sangaré adding a late third.
– On This Day: Harry Kane scored his first goal for Tottenham against Shamrock Rovers in 2011.

Sources and credits:
– Tottenham Hotspur Women match report — https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/women/news
– Tottenham Hotspur Men’s match report — https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news
– THFCDB (Harry Kane On This Day) — https://www.thfcdb.com

In this episode:
– Nottingham Forest team news ahead of Spurs’ visit to the City Ground, with goalkeeper Matz Sels a doubt and captain Ryan Yates ruled out.
– Brennan Johnson is expected to be fit enough to feature against his former club.
– Reports suggest Spurs assistant head coach Matt Wells is set to become the next manager of Colorado Rapids, pending official confirmation.
– On This Day: Martin Jol marked his 100th game in charge of Tottenham with a 3–1 victory in 2006.

Sources and credits:
– The Athletic — https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/football/
– BBC Sport — https://www.bbc.com/sport/football
– Tottenham Hotspur Official Site — https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news
– THFCDB (On This Day: Martin Jol) — https://www.thfcdb.com

In this episode:
– Men’s team update: Brennan Johnson returns to training and should be available for Forest, with Dominic Solanke back on the grass and training individually.
– Women’s team news ahead of Sunday’s WSL trip to Manchester United, including the latest on long-term injuries and Jess Naz beginning her ACL rehabilitation.
– UEFA Youth League draw: Spurs Under-19s will face Real Betis away in the round of 32 in February.
– On This Day: Richard Gough scored his first goal for Tottenham in a home win over Watford in 1986.

Sources and credits:
– Tottenham Hotspur Official Site — https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news
– Spurs Women injury updates — https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/women/news
– UEFA Youth League draw information — https://www.uefa.com/uefayouthleague/
– THFCDB (On This Day: Richard Gough) — https://www.thfcdb.com

In this episode:
– Loan focus on Will Lankshear: the 20-year-old Spurs striker making an impact this season on loan at Oxford United, scoring goals and gaining vital Championship experience. Wikipedia+1
– On This Day: remembering the 2-2 White Hart Lane draw with Manchester United in 1998, where Chris Armstrong marked his 100th appearance for the Club.

Sources and credits:
– Oxford United FC — https://www.oufc.co.uk/news/will-lankshear-signs-loan-oxford-united-from-tottenham
– THFCDB (On This Day) — https://www.thfcdb.com

In this episode:
– Drew Spence signs a new long-term contract with Spurs Women — good news for experience and leadership in the squad.
– Controversy over the relocation of the Progress Pride flag ahead of the Champions League game — Spurs move it after a security request by Slavia Prague, prompting criticism from supporters.
– On This Day: Celebrating Cliff Jones making his 300th appearance for Spurs in a 4–2 win against Chelsea back in December 1965.

Sources and credits:
– Tottenham Hotspur Official Site — https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news
– Reuters — https://www.reuters.com/sports/soccer/tottenham-relocate-pride-flag-ahead-champions-league-clash-amid-security-2025-12-09/
– THFCDB — https://thfcdb.com/matches/1965-66/chelsea-fc-11-dec-1965/

In this episode:

Spurs return to winning ways in Europe with a 3–0 victory over Slavia Prague, featuring goals from Mo Kudus and Xavi Simons. We also bring updates on Jessica Naz’s ACL injury, a new WSL broadcast change, and an extraordinary 9–1 win for our U19s, highlighted by Luca Williams-Barnett’s five-goal haul. Plus, an On This Day reminder of Destiny Udogie’s first Spurs goal.

Your daily Tottenham update — fast, focused, and all in under 90 seconds.

In this episode:

Thomas Frank confirms Destiny Udogie will be out until the New Year with a hamstring injury, while Brennan Johnson remains touch and go. James Maddison returns to light training, though a full comeback is still a long way off. Frank discusses rotation ahead of tonight’s Champions League clash with Slavia Prague and addresses the ongoing internal matter concerning Yves Bissouma.

Mo Kudus reflects on squad standards, adapting to Spurs, and how growing up on unpredictable pitches shaped his dribbling ability.

And On This Day in 2000, Ledley King hit the fastest Premier League goal of its era — timed at 9.82 seconds.

Daily Spurs updates, every morning.

In this episode:
– Spurs Women produce a stunning late comeback to beat Aston Villa two–one at Brisbane Road
– Bethany England and Olivia Holdt score within minutes to overturn a late deficit
– Head Coach Martin Ho praises the squad’s resilience and mentality after a difficult week
– Momentum builds ahead of back-to-back clashes with Manchester United
– On This Day: Steve Perryman makes his eight-hundredth Tottenham appearance in nineteen eighty-four

Sources and credits:
– Tottenham Hotspur Official Site — https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news
– THFCDB — https://thfcdb.com/dates/8-december

In this episode:
– Spurs return to winning ways with a two–nil victory over Brentford
– Xavi Simons delivers a standout performance with a goal and assist
– Thomas Frank praises the team’s dynamism, defensive control and connection with supporters
– Women’s team suffer three new injuries ahead of Sunday’s WSL clash with Aston Villa
– On This Day: Remembering Spurs goalkeeper Espen Baardsen, born on this day in nineteen seventy-seven

Sources and credits:
– Tottenham Hotspur Official Site — https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news
– BBC Sport — https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football
– THFCDB — https://thfcdb.com/dates/6-december

In this episode:

– A dedicated feature celebrating Tottenham Academy defender Jun’Ai Byfield on his seventeenth birthday

– From early days as a forward to becoming one of Spurs’ most promising young centre-backs

– Leadership journey through the Under-16s, Under-17s and England youth levels

– His ambition to captain Tottenham one day — alongside teammate Luca Williams-Barnett

– Why the Club views him as a long-term first-team prospect

Sources and credits:

– Tottenham Hotspur Official Site — https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/teams/men-u18/players/junai-byfield/

– Transfermarkt — https://www.transfermarkt.com/junai-byfield/profil/spieler/1196272

– Spurs Web — https://www.spurs-web.com/spurs-news/centre-back-opens-up-on-his-six-year-dream-to-captain-tottenham-hotspur/

– THFCDB — https://thfcdb.com