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Are Tottenham ready to compete with WSL elite after a superb transfer window?
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Are Tottenham ready to compete with WSL elite after a superb transfer window?

ESPN about 3 hours 1 mins read
Tottenham Hotspur enjoyed a successful first season under manager Martin Ho. Now, they're planning to go one further and break into the WSL's elite clubs.

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