This preview was updated on 23 September 2026 with the latest details ahead of the Brighton vs Tottenham WSL finale. Brighton & Hove Albion host Tottenham Hotspur in the final Women’s Super League match of the season at the Amex Stadium. Kick-off is set for Saturday at 1:00 PM BST, with Sky Sports confirmed to carry live coverage across its network.
Updated WSL match information: Brighton vs Tottenham
The fixture details remain confirmed as the season reaches its final round. Brighton welcome Tottenham to the Amex Stadium on Saturday, with kick-off at 1:00 PM BST. UK television coverage begins an hour earlier, and Sky Sports has confirmed the match across its Main Event, Premier League and Mix channels.
Brighton vs Tottenham WSL preview and match background
Brighton arrive at this fixture full of confidence. Dario Vidošić’s side are unbeaten in seven WSL matches and reached their first-ever Women’s FA Cup final, sealed by a 3-2 comeback win over Liverpool. That run has turned the Amex Stadium into one of the toughest away days in the league.
Kiko Seike has been central to the surge. She leads Brighton’s scoring charts with eight WSL goals this season and also tops the squad for average match ratings, underlining her importance to Vidošić’s attack.
Tottenham travel south with their own strengths to lean on. Julie Blakstad has been a reliable presence in midfield and in the air all season, and her control on the ball will be key if Spurs are to end the campaign with a positive result.
Martin Ho reflected on a season that will end with Spurs finishing fifth: “Finishing fifth doesn’t win you anything… it doesn’t give you anything, and you want to, we want to win. We want to compete, we want to win trophies. But yeah, a lot of pride and a lot of really, really proud of the players…”
Vidošić praised his opposite number ahead of the finale: “…Martin and the staff and – and the girls there have done a terrific job this season… playing some fantastic football, so, you know, it’s, it’s shaping up again to be, you know, a really, really good game…”
Team news and squad availability for Amex Stadium clash
Brighton will be without two key squad members for the Amex Stadium clash. Marit Auée and Aisha Masaka both miss out, leaving Vidošić to adjust his options for the final-day test.
Tottenham’s absentee list is unchanged from recent weeks. Jess Naz, Hanna Wijk, Clare Hunt, Maite Oroz and Luana Bühler remain long-term absentees and will play no part at the Amex Stadium.
How to watch Brighton vs Tottenham WSL live on TV
UK viewers can watch Brighton vs Tottenham WSL live on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Mix. Pre-match build-up begins at 12:00 PM BST, an hour before kick-off, with the game also available to stream via Sky Go for subscribers on the move.
Supporters wanting more background before kick-off, including full team news and manager reaction, can also check Read WSL’s detailed match coverage published in the days before the game.
What happens next
Saturday’s match closes out the WSL season for both clubs. Brighton are looking to end the campaign unbeaten, while Tottenham aim to finish fifth on a high note. Ho’s side have little left to play for in the table, but Vidošić’s players will want a result to match their cup final heroics.
For the full build-up to kick-off, including every quote from both camps, read Read WSL’s original preview piece.
