Crystal Palace Women have made an encouraging start to their first season in the Women’s Super League, collecting four points from their opening two matches without conceding a goal. Jo Potter’s side will now look to continue that momentum at Selhurst Park against Tottenham Hotspur this Sunday.

The fixture represents a significant return to SE25 for top-flight women’s football, coming 686 days after Selhurst last hosted a match at that level. Palace will be aiming to make the occasion memorable by keeping all three points in South London.

There is also an affordable opportunity for supporters to attend, with Junior Member tickets available from £3.50. The match offers Palace families the chance to watch the club’s new-look women’s side compete at Selhurst Park.

Palace Women’s most recent appearance at the stadium came in March against South London rivals Charlton Athletic. That meeting produced a five-goal contest, with Palace securing a 3-2 victory during their successful push for WSL promotion.

Tottenham provide a demanding test in this London derby. Spurs have progressed since Martin Ho took charge last season and are targeting a place among the leading sides. Palace will therefore need the backing of the Selhurst crowd as the two teams meet in SE25.