Reaching the top tier is a huge reward for the hard work put in during the opening months of the campaign. Tottenham started the season in fine form by going unbeaten across their first five matches in all competitions. That strong momentum helped the team collect nine points from six league games in the Southern Division, clinching fifth place.

Now they will test themselves against heavyweights like Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, and Manchester United, alongside Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Brighton and Hove Albion, and Sunderland.

Blockbuster Derbies And Cup Battles Await The Young Lilywhites

The step up in class begins right away with a tough London derby away against Chelsea on Sunday, October 18. Three days later on October 21, Tottenham will host Bristol City for their first home outing. They will next travel to Birmingham City on October 28. November is packed with massive tests, starting with a Manchester United visit on November 4, followed by an away trip to Manchester City on November 18. A home clash against Liverpool just four days later on November 22. After December meetings with Sunderland and Brighton, the squad will kick off the new year with a huge home North London derby against Arsenal on January 13.

Beyond the league schedule, the players have plenty of knockout football on their plate. Following a midweek loss to Arsenal in the determining round of the PGA Cup, Tottenham will now fight for silverware in the PGA Plate. They also have an FA Women National League Cup trip to Bridgwater United on 1 November. And a Capital Cup tie away at Actonians on 15 November.

The campaign will wrap up in April. The club will have a busy spring run that includes a return derby away at Arsenal on April 4 and a final day home game against Aston Villa on April 7. Playing week in and week out against elite opposition will give the squad the experience they need to push toward senior football.