Tottenham Hotspur return to Barclays Women’s Super League action against Brighton and Hove Albion Women at Brisbane Road on Sunday afternoon. Ahead of the first match in a four game home run, supporters can check out the latest team news, kick off time, and live stream details.

Tottenham Hotspur face Brighton and Hove Albion Women at Brisbane Road on Sunday with kick off at 2 pm GMT. Fans can watch live on Sky Sports Mix, the WSL YouTube channel, or SPURSPLAY outside the USA, Norway, and Australia. In addition, the club website and app will provide live text commentary. Full match replays and highlights will then drop on SPURSPLAY after full time.

On the team news front, Martin Ho confirmed that Jess Naz returns to contention for Sunday’s game. Staff rested the forward during last weekend’s win at Birmingham City to manage her workload after a long injury layoff. Meanwhile, Olga Ahtinen remains sidelined with a knock for a couple more weeks. Long-term absentees Maite Oroz, Clare Hunt, and Alice Sombath also stay out.

Before the action starts, Brisbane Road will host a special tribute for the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal. Supporters’ Club members from the Army, Royal Navy, and Royal Air Force will lay poppy wreaths on the pitch. A period of silence and The Last Post will follow right before kick-off. Players will also wear special edition poppy shirts during the contest.

Confirmed kit colours, match officials and Brisbane Road matchday guide

Tottenham will step out in their usual white Lilywhite shirts, navy blue shorts, and white socks on Sunday. Their goalkeeper will wear pink, while Brighton line up in all blue with white pinstripes and a yellow keeper kit. Referee Melissa Burgin will oversee the game alongside assistants Ruby Sykes and Marcus Carmichael. Meanwhile, Grace Lowe will handle the fourth official duty.

Supporters heading to East London should dress for cool autumn conditions in the stands. Forecasters expect cloudy skies and light winds with temperatures sitting around nine degrees at kick-off. Fans at the stadium can also pick up the new matchday program featuring a main interview with Jess Naz. Anyone watching from afar can order a copy online for direct delivery to their door.