AccessibilityTottenham Hotspur Stadium

Are you lost? See if these links help.

Tickets

Tickets and Premium
Membership
My Account

Matches

Next Match

Other popular searches

Ask Spurs
Spurs Media Watch
Global Football Development

Social Channels

English social media accounts
한국어 social media accounts
中文 social media accounts
Indonesian social media accounts
Malaysian social media accounts
Portuguese social media accounts
Spanish social media accounts
Thai social media accounts
India social media accounts

Sites & Languages

#Women'sFirstTeam #Loans #ArayaDennis

Araya Dennis impresses for Crystal Palace in win over Durham

Tue 02 April 2024, 14:00|Tottenham Hotspur

Araya Dennis came off the bench and provided an assist as she played an important part in Crystal Palace’s 5-1 victory over Durham on Sunday afternoon in the FA Women’s Championship.

The England Under-19 international, who signed a professional contract with the Club in January and remained at Crystal Palace for the remainder of the season, was introduced in the 51st minute with the score level but, despite being on the pitch for just seven minutes, Araya made an instant impact as she kept the ball alive in the final third with some lovely footwork before Lexi Potter played in Annabel Blanchard who fired home to put the visitors ahead.

She turned provider in the closing stages of the game as the 18-year-old shrugged off a defender before sliding the ball into Shanade Hopcroft and she coolly slotted past the goalkeeper to secure an impressive 5-1 victory.

 

The victory sees the Eagles close the gap on league leaders Sunderland in the Championship, sitting one point behind the Black Cats having played one less game.

Midfielder Ria Percival, who also joined the Eagles on loan for the remainder of the 2023/24 campaign, featured in the win over the Wildcats, playing 90 minutes at Maiden Castle.

Elsewhere, Lenna Gunning-Williams was a second-half substitute for Ipswich Town as they suffered a 1-0 defeat to Rugby Borough on Sunday afternoon in the FA Women’s National League Southern Premier Division.