Tottenham Hotspur Women host West Ham United Women in the Subway Players Cup on Wednesday evening.
Rita Guarino’s side travel to BetWright Stadium looking to respond after Sunday’s 1-0 Women’s Super League defeat against Everton.
The fixture also comes just over two weeks after Tottenham beat West Ham 3-1 on the opening weekend of the WSL season.
Here is how supporters can follow Tottenham Women vs West Ham Women, including the latest television and live-stream information.
Is Tottenham Women vs West Ham Women on TV?
Tottenham Women vs West Ham Women is not scheduled for live television coverage in the UK.
West Ham’s official match guide also confirms that supporters unable to attend BetWright Stadium can follow the game through the club’s Match Centre.
The club will provide live updates throughout Wednesday night’s contest before publishing a match report, reaction and highlights after full-time.
Supporters can access the West Ham Match Centre and official coverage through the club website.
Is there a Tottenham Women vs West Ham Women live stream?
There is no live video stream listed for the match.
West Ham state that, aside from attending the game, their Match Centre is the way for supporters to keep up with events at BetWright Stadium.
That makes the club’s live updates particularly useful for supporters unable to travel to east London.
What time does Tottenham Women vs West Ham Women kick off?
Tottenham Women vs West Ham Women kicks off at 19:00 BST on Wednesday, 23 September.
The game takes place at BetWright Stadium, Brisbane Road.
Tickets remain available, with adults priced at £5 and under-18s at £1.
Our complete Tottenham Women vs West Ham Women match guide contains further information on tickets, the venue and the new Subway Players Cup format.
West Ham Women looking for cup response
Wednesday represents West Ham’s first fixture of the new Subway Players Cup league phase.
Guarino has already suggested that players who did not feature against Everton could receive opportunities against Tottenham.
We have covered Guarino’s selection hint and what it could mean for West Ham’s starting XI.
West Ham will be seeking a different outcome from their previous visit to Tottenham this season after suffering a 3-1 WSL defeat on 6 September.
Wednesday therefore provides an immediate opportunity to respond while making a positive start to the cup campaign.
