WSL Fantasy | Spurs Matchweek 10 Preview
After back-to-back wins in the WSL, some of our players are proving popular additions in WSL Fantasy ahead of the Matchweek 10 deadline.
We have teamed up with Fantasy Football Scout to help bring you hints, tips and advice during the 2026/27 WSL Fantasy season.
Scout will be using their expertise to provide advice and matchweek tips, which should prove useful in ensuring you win your mini-leagues.
After successfully spotlighting the duo of Olivia Holdt and Drew Spence last matchweek, who combined for 18 points against Brighton, Scout are highlighting the midfield area once again as we prepare to take on Everton.
Best of Spurs
Oli (£7.5m) was our top-scoring player in WSL Fantasy last week. Our number 11 scored the winner and registered an assist to pick up 13 points in Matchweek 9.
The 25-year-old had the most touches in the opposition box against the Seagulls, and across the match also took the most shots with four.
Her three shots on target and two chances created were enough to see her register a defensive action point as well, and she also collected bonus points.
She has now registered back-to-back double-digit returns in Fantasy because of goals in each of the last two matches.
Signe Gaupset (£6.0m) registered eight points after finding the net for the leveller in last Sunday’s 2-1 win.
Our number eight has now scored in back-to-back league matches and in three of the last four games in all competitions.
Drew (£6.0m) rewarded the managers who transferred her in with an assist in Matchweek 9, taking her tally for the season to 37 points.
Her total points for this campaign are already well over half of what she recorded over the entire season last year.
Amanda Nildén (£5.0m) and Tōko Koga (£5.5m) both picked up defensive action points against Brighton to return them both three points for the round.
Spotlight: Signe Gaupset
Signe’s goal in Matchweek 9 now means that she has registered 62 points so far this campaign, which only Victoria Pelova (£6.5m) can top for Spurs.
The Norwegian returned 72 points in the entire 2025/26 season, and she could beat that this weekend with a double-digit return.
Our midfielder is currently averaging 6.9 points per match, which ranks her 12th across all the midfielders in the game.
Her 62 points so far have come from a variety of different metrics, highlighting her excellent routes to points.
Signe has scored four goals, registered three assists, returned four clean sheet points, collected five bonus points, two defensive action points and seven attacking action points.
The 21-year-old has also had 12 successful dribbles, which contributes to her attacking action points, won 31 duels, had 48 touches in the opponent’s box and recovered the ball 39 times.
Most Transferred in
Vic is once again the most transferred in Spurs player this week, and she is the eighth most transferred in player in the game.
Our number 23 is our leading WSL Fantasy points scorer this season with 72 points so far, coming from six goals, three assists, two clean sheet points, eight bonus points, one defensive action point and nine attacking action points.
Hidden Gem
Ipswich Town forward Princess Ademiluyi (£4.5m) could be a great differential for managers to invest in ahead of their match against Watford. Ademiluyi is Town’s top scorer this season in the league with four goals and she has also registered eight bonus points and three attacking action points.