Tottenham Hotspur resume their Subway Players Cup campaign this Wednesday night with a crucial trip to face Bristol City.

The Lilywhites are back in action as they head west to resume their duties in the league phase of the Subway Players Cup against Bristol City.

Following Saturday’s challenging home defeat against Arsenal, Martin Ho and his side will be eager for an immediate response. Wednesday’s tie kicks off at 7 pm UK time, offering the perfect opportunity to restore some momentum. The manager made his ambitions very clear ahead of the midweek clash, stating, “You always want that winning feeling.”

Fans unable to make the trip to Bristol can stream the match live on SPURSPLAY, with the broadcast beginning just before the 7 pm start. For those following along elsewhere, text commentary will be available throughout the game via the Match Centre on the official club website and app. Official video highlights are scheduled to be released across club channels on Thursday.

Important Injury Updates And Squad News

On the injury front, the squad has suffered a major blow as Alice Sombath is now sidelined. Sombath was carried off the pitch on a stretcher during the recent defeat to Arsenal at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

However, there is massive positive news regarding Jess Naz. The forward made a welcome return to the bench at the weekend after spending nearly eleven months out of action, and she is set to be involved in the matchday squad once again on Wednesday. Elsewhere, Olga Ahtinen remains unavailable due to a knock, joining long term absentees Maite Oroz and Clare Hunt on the sidelines.

Match Officials, Kit Colours And Weather Details

Ross Martin has been appointed as the referee for Wednesday’s tie. Phoebe Horner and Luke Bowles will assist him on the touchlines, while Cerci Williams steps in as the fourth official.

Tottenham will wear their traditional home kit for the cup clash, featuring Lilywhite shirts, navy blue shorts, and white socks, with the goalkeeper wearing the second choice green uniform. The hosts, Bristol City, are set to line up in an all red strip, with their goalkeeper wearing yellow.

Supporters travelling to Bristol can expect a chilly but pleasant evening. Weather forecasts predict cloudy skies but dry conditions, with temperatures hovering around 11 degrees at kick off.