Predicted Tottenham XI vs Leicester City
Tottenham Hotspur are the most consistent Premier League team right now and arguably, the toughest to beat too. And as speculations regarding a possible title challenge and a top four finish grow, Mauricio Pochetinno’s men turn their attention to the prestigious FA Cup as they will take on high-flying Leicester City on Sunday.
Flashback
Spurs are currently 4th in the Premier League, just three points behind third-placed Manchester City and drew their previous game at Goodison Park in the game they could’ve won. They could’ve scored 2 or 3 more goals in the first half, but failed to do so and were disappointed with a 1-1 draw, Pochetinno clarified. And here’s how the LilyWhites may line up at White Hart Lane this weekend.
GK: Michel Vorm
The Dutchman has hardly played for Spurs since joining from Swansea and cup games have been those in which he has featured ahead of Hugo Lloris. And he could start against Claudio Ranieri’s men.
RB: Kieran Trippier
The new signing from Burnley hasn’t played too many games and last featured at Vicarage Road in a game that Spurs won 2-1. He was a stand-out performer in that game and his crossing was exceptional and he looked good going forward too. Pochetinno may resort to resting Kyle Walker for the League game against the Foxes.
CB: Toby Alderweireld
Taking risks against Leicester this season will be something you can end up regretting, ask the other big clubs. And resting the settled and highly impressive back two can prove to be troublesome for them. And the Belgian has been one of the Premier League’s best defenders this season, apart from Chris Smalling and Laurent Koscielny.
CB: Jan Vertonghen
The duo of Vertonghen and Alderweireld is a reason why Spurs have the meanest defense in the league. Both have performed different roles- Alderweireld being the combative and ball playing one, Vertonghen being the more cultured one. And not playing one of them could prove costly.
LB: Ben Davies
The Welshman has acted as a good cover for Danny Rose this season, who hasn’t touched the level that he did last season. And Davies has given convincing performances, which have proved that the former Swansea man can be just as effective as the England International. And Ben Davies will start.
CDM: Eric Dier
The Englishman has been one of the most surprising revelations this season that too at a position which isn’t his natural one. He is someone who breaks up play and supplies it forward very effectively. Without him, Spurs midfield can get overrun, considering Moussa Dembele’s absence.
CDM: Tom Carroll
The 22-year-old midfielder, who scored a stunning goal against Norwich three weeks ago has been slotted into the side by Pochetinno and the youngster has done decently well. He could well feature against Leicester, with both Dembele and Ryan Mason out.
RM: Erik Lamela
The Argentine has showed glimpses of his real class this season and has emerged as a wholly different player too. He has scored eight times in all competitions and slowly getting back to his best. Starting him makes sense.
CAM: Christian Eriksen
The Dane, with the injury suspensions of Moussa Dembele, Ryan Mason, and Alex Pritchard has to start in the attacking midfield.
LM: Hueng Min Son
The Asian International Player of the Year popped up with a winner against Watford and looked against Everton too. With a shortage of players in that position, he is sure to start, if Clinton N’Jie doesn’t.
ST: Harry Kane
The Englishman has been mercurial form this season and although, hasn’t scored in two games running but works hard off the ball to win balls back, adhering to the high pressing game very well. And he has to start, come Sunday evening.
Liverpool hosts Leicester City in the Women’s Super League on Sunday afternoon in what could prove to be a defining game in the relegation battle. The Reds have enjoyed a decent run of form recently and could open up some breathing space between themselves and bottom side Leicester with victory at Prenton Park.
Liverpool sit one point above the basement side heading into the weekend and absolutely cannot afford to drop points. Only the WSL’s big four sides have a better win rate in all competitions in 2026 than the Reds, with 57 percent from seven games, but they need three points to ease relegation fears.
Kick-off: 14:00 GMT, Sunday, March 15, 2026
Venue: Prenton Park, Birkenhead
TV: Sky Sports
Reds Finding Momentum at Perfect Time
Liverpool have won four of their last six matches across all competitions, as many as they managed across their 23 games prior. This represents a significant upturn in form for Matt Beard’s side, who were struggling badly earlier in the campaign.
The positive news is the Reds have found some momentum at the perfect time, with the relegation scrap intensifying. Their recent victories have given them confidence heading into this crucial basement battle, and another win would put serious daylight between themselves and the drop zone.
Leicester Facing Uphill Battle for Survival
Leicester are the only pointless team in the WSL this year, losing all four of their games in 2026. The Foxes last had a longer streak of consecutive defeats in the top flight between May and December 2022, when they lost 10 straight matches.
However, Leicester beat Liverpool 1-0 at home on MD2 this season and could complete a league double over the Reds for the second time in the WSL. Willie Kirk will hope his side can repeat that performance and pick up three vital points in their survival fight.
Predicted Lineups
Liverpool (4-3-3): Laws; Koivisto, Fisk, Hinds, Holland; Nagano, Daniels, Lundgaard; Kearns, Enderby, Silcock
Leicester City (4-2-3-1): Leitzig; Nevin, Howard, Purfield, Pacheco; Tierney, Goodwin; Tanou, Patten, Chan; Momiki
Leicester
Manchester City Women Cruising to WSL Title After Demolishing Leicester 6-0 as Champions Elect Maintain Commanding Eight Point Lead at Top of Table
Manchester City Women are absolutely cruising towards another Women’s Super League title after demolishing Leicester City 6-0 at the Joie Stadium. The champions elect maintain a commanding eight point lead at the top of the table and look completely unstoppable at this stage of the campaign.
Vivianne Miedema grabbed a first half brace while Bunny Shaw scored her 15th goal of the season as City completely dominated the newly promoted Foxes. Leicester came closest when Alisha Lehmann hit the post early on, but that was as good as it got for the visitors. This victory marked City’s 10th WSL win over Leicester and extended their incredible run to nine straight meetings without conceding a single goal against them.
Spurs Hit Seven Past Villa
Tottenham produced the performance of the weekend by thrashing Aston Villa 7-3 at Villa Park. Spurs absolutely battered Villa in the first half with Signe Gaupset, Bethany England, and Olivia Holdt all finding the net before halftime. Cathinka Tandberg came off the bench to grab a brace in the second period as Tottenham ran riot.
Villa did grab three consolation goals through Kirsty Hanson twice and Oriane Jean-François, but were completely outclassed. This result keeps Tottenham firmly in the hunt for European qualification spots and shows they are hitting peak form at exactly the right time.
United Edge Past London City
Manchester United secured a hard fought 2-1 victory over London City Lionesses to maintain their grip on second place. The newly promoted visitors shocked Old Trafford by taking the lead through Nikita Parris after just five minutes. Jess Park dragged United level before Millie Turner headed home the winner in the 79th minute.
Chelsea beat Liverpool 2-0 at Kingsmeadow while Everton edged West Ham 1-0. Brighton versus Arsenal was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
Marc Skinner’s side continued their unbeaten start to 2026 in the Women’s Super League with a deserved 2-0 victory over Leicester at the King Power Stadium. Swedish star Julia Zigiotti Olme was key to United’s win with a goal and an assist, while super sub Elisabeth Terland made the game safe late on.
United started brightly and were ahead after 13 minutes when Zigiotti Olme’s cross beat Olivia Clark and crept in at the far post. Melvine Malard was twice denied by Clark before halftime as United dominated but couldn’t extend their lead.
The pressure eventually told late on when Terland made the game safe. Zigiotti Olme won the ball back high up the pitch and fed Terland, who showed great footwork to fire a low shot across the goal to seal a deserved victory.
Goalkeeper & Defence
Phallon Tullis-Joyce (7/10): Called into action on several occasions but looked confident with no real scares.
Hanna Lundkvist (6/10): Did a good job filling in. Had a chance from a corner but couldn’t keep her header down.
Maya Le Tissier (7/10): Commanding performance from the captain who dealt comfortably with Leicester’s threat.
Dominique Janssen (7/10): Good shift alongside Le Tissier as Leicester struggled to cause problems.
Anna Sandberg (8/10): Strong showing from left back, always getting forward with good deliveries. Lucky to escape a penalty shout.
Midfield & Attack
Hinata Miyazawa (7/10): Great partnership with Zigiotti Olme on show again. Sent in an excellent ball for Schuller.
Julia Zigiotti Olme (8/10): United’s best player by a distance. Broke deadlock with cross that crept in before teeing up Terland. Absolutely outstanding.
Lisa Naalsund (6/10): Really quiet showing after starring against Liverpool. Hooked just after the hour.
Jess Park (6/10): Not at her best as Leicester kept her quiet. Engineered a chance, but the ball got stuck under her feet.
Lea Schuller (7/10): Her presence might have distracted the goalkeeper for the opener. Worked hard up front.
Melvine Malard (8/10): A real nuisance, making great runs. Had sights on the goal but couldn’t beat Clark.
Subs & Manager
Jayde Riviere (7/10): Solid showing off the bench. Good block on Alisha Lehmann late on.
Fridolina Rolfo (6/10): Had some good moments but couldn’t conjure up the second goal.
Elisabeth Terland (8/10): Loves scoring against Leicester. Five goals in five outings against the Foxes. Incredible record.
Simi Awujo (7/10): Forced Clark into a good save. Looked lively.
Marc Skinner (7/10): Happy with the win but disappointed by the margin. United dominated but needs more ruthlessness in front of the goal.
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