A year ago, Tottenham Hotspur faced a Women's Super League relegation fight. Now, they sit level on points with third-placed Arsenal, separated only by goal difference. This remarkable turnaround under manager Martin Ho has fans asking a bold question: can Spurs secure a top-three finish and a coveted Champions League place for next season?

Ho, who took over last summer after a dismal 2024-25 campaign, has built an unbeaten run including draws with Arsenal and Manchester United. His ambition is clear, backed by significant investment in players and infrastructure. The club's January transfer window reflected this, bringing in Norwegian internationals like Signe Gaupset and Julie Blakstad, who are seen as key to challenging the domestic status quo.

Experts agree Spurs are now serious contenders. Gaupset, a 20-year-old prodigy, has already impressed with her technical ability and football IQ. With belief growing and a clear long-term vision, Tottenham looks well-placed to test the limits of its potential. The second half of the season will determine if this surge translates into a historic European qualification.