Spurs huffed and puffed a little in the second half and the Garston goalkeeper managed to block several good efforts. Garston themselves were always dangerous on the break but the Spurs defence stood strong. In the closing stages, Hannah Fenton-Burgess added Spurs third and her second to put the game out of Garston’s reach.

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Luton Town  2     Tottenham Hotspur U11 Blues  0    

The Under 11s could count themselves slightly unfortunate in not coming away with at least a point as they slipped to a 1-0 defeat to Enfield Town in the HCFGL.

Spurs had the best of the early exchanges with the Enfield goalkeeper performing bravely between the sticks. However, Spurs needed to focus as Enfield produce a series of good counter attacks.  Tottenham were unlucky not be awarded a penalty in the 20^th minute when a Enfield defender handled with both hands above her head in the box.

In the second half, Enfield battled hard and scored with a looping shot with 12 minutes to go.

Spurs went close in the closing stages, but always appeared to be that extra yard off the pace. Fair credit to Enfield for their victory as they worked hard throughout.     

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Garston Ladies  -     Luton Town  -    
Tottenham Hotspur U11 Blues  -     Denham United  -     

With the Under 11 Whites with a bye in the League Cup, a friendly fixture was organized with Tenterden Tigers, last year’s Kent League U10 champions.

In an entertaining game, with both sides looking to play attractive attacking football, Spurs eventually ran out 5-2 victors with Hannah Fenton-Burgess bagging two goals along with further strikes from Georgia Sanders, Emma Lee and a penalty from Isabella Rueben-Crompton. 

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The games between the U11 Whites and Blues are always close affair and this proved no different to the norm.

The Under 11 Whites started brightly playing some attractive, free-flowing football. However, much of this broke down in the last third of the pitch as the Blues defence closed down quickly allowing only a series of snatched chances.

In the second half, the Whites continued to apply most of the pressure, but needed to be wary of the Blues quick counterattack play.  The Under 11 Whites were thwarted by two fantastic saves by Blues keeper Daniella Charles midway through the half.  However, with six minutes to go, Spurs won a free kick outside the box.  The ball came through a melee of players for Hannah Fenton-Burgess to score to give the U11 Whites the narrowest of 1-0 victories.  

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Hitchin Town Belles  -     Garston Ladies  -     

The THLFC Under 11 Whites played some of their best football of the season when they defeated Garston Ladies 6-0 in the HCGFL on Saturday.

From the start played some neat attractive build up football but were thwarted by a dogged Garston defence in opening the stages.  The opening goal came from a Isabella Rueben-Crompton corner that was unfortunately diverted into their own goal by a Garston defender.  Just before the break, Rachel Hands scored Spurs second goal.

Spurs came out on fire in the second half especially Tia Fogarty who bagged a magical hat-trick.  Hannah Fenton-Burgess was Spurs other scorer. 

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The THLFC Under-11 Whites were involved in a tight 0-0 draw with Denham United Ladies in the HCGFL on Saturday.

On an extremely small pitch, both sides found it hard to find space to play free flowing football.  Both sides went close on a couple of occasions, but it was the defences of both sides that came out with credit as they both held out strongly through the game.   

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When Luton Town and Spurs get together in this division, you know that you’re going to get an open game of attacking football, but it was Spurs who came out 5-1 winners.

Spurs gained an early grasp on the midfield zone through Isabella Rueben-Crompton and Emma Lee and neutralized Luton’s attacking force bar the final ten minutes.

It was Isabella Rueben-Crompton who was the star of the show with two great goals and a further assist in Rachel Hands' goal.  Tia Fogarty continued her rich vein of scoring with another two goals.

A great team performance by the Spurs against a Luton side that didn’t fire on all cylinders on this occasion, but will chase Spurs right to the end of the season for the U11 Championship.

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The Under 11 Whites moved into the semi-final of the League Cup with a comfortable 8-1 home victory over Garston Ladies over the weekend.

Hannah Fenton-Burgess lead the way on the goal scoring front with a hat-trick ably supported with further goals from Emma Lee (2), Isabella Rueben-Crompton, Jenny Hunnable and Tia Fogarty. 

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The Spurs Ladies Under 11 Whites maintained their push for the HCGF League title with a comfortable 5-0 victory over a weakened Enfield Town Ladies on Saturday.

After taking 15 minutes to break down Enfield’s dogged defending, a ball cut back from the touchline by Tia Fogarty saw Evie Rose strike home from the edge of the box.  Further goals followed from Emma Lee, Isabella Rueben-Crompton, Tia Fogarty and Hannah Fenton-Burgess.

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With Luton Town not playing the THLFC U11 Whites took full advantage with a 4-1 home victory against Garston Ladies on Saturday.

Spurs, with only seven available players, played some neat, attractive football throughout and triumphed with goals from Emma Lee (2) and Isabella Rueben-Crompton (2).  

On Sunday, a mixture of the THLFC U11 Blues and Whites took on Gloucestershire FA Centre of Excellence U10’s in a friendly. In an entertaining fixture, the Spurs side won 5-3 through goals from Maya Vio (3), Tia Fogarty and Emma Tammaro.

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Spurs Ladies Under 11s reached the League Cup final for second year running with the tightest of 1-0 victories of Luton Town Belles on Saturday.

Luton started the brighter of the two teams and if it wasn’t for several fine saves by Kitty Chapman in the opening 15 minutes, Spurs could have been two or three goals down.  Spurs then started to gain some composure and took the lead after 18 minutes with a wonder strike from 25 yards out from Jenny Hunnable.

In the second half, Luton were awarded a penalty, which, fortunately for Spurs, was put wide of the post.  The rest of the game saw Spurs defend well and counter attack swiftly on the break. 

Manager Glenn Weaver said, “The essence of this game was the solid defensive performance by the whole of the team throughout. Luton were excellently in the opening stages but we stuck at it.  As always, I extremely proud of my team and look forward to the final against Enfield Town”. 

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