Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Goodison Park actually plays a pretty important role in the history of women's football.

It was here that more than 53,000 fans came to watch a women's charity match between Dick, Kerr Ladies and St Helens Ladies in 1920.

But it was that match that caught the attention of the FA, who decided the game of football was "quite unsuitable for females" and banned women from playing football a year later.

That capacity crowd was a record at the time for a women's football match and a record that stood for 99 years.

It feels pretty fitting that the stadium now belongs to the women's team.

Spurs are getting a lot of luck down the wings.

Their end product, though, still leaves a bit to be desired. Another cross comes in but nothing comes of it.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on iPlayer

At the moment Spurs are so high that the defenders have to split wide, and that allows Ruby Mace to come in and get on the ball.

Clare Hunt gets to the corner but can't hit the target with her header.

Spurs are in complete control at the moment.

Jessica Naz sends a low cross towards Cathinka Tandberg and Tottenham have yet another corner.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on iPlayer

It's good pressure from Tottenham. They're moving the ball quickly. With the rain that we've had, it's good to get these shots hard and low.

Great stop from Courtney Brosnan! Drew Spence is waiting in front of goal and tries to tap the ball past the Everton goalkeeper from a yard or so out, but Brosnan gets down to her left and pushes the ball onto the post.

Bethany England gets a shot away as Tottenham keep up the pressure but it's blocked behind for another corner.

Good play from Tottenham through the midfield, with Cathinka Tandberg switching the ball to Jessica Naz out wide.

Her ball is knocked behind and she wins a corner.

A slightly slow start to this game, both teams just feeling their way into it.

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Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on iPlayer

Ruby Mace is best in that central area for me. Last week she brought energy.

It will be interesting to see her this season. She's a young player with lots of potential. Hopefully, she gets her chance here at Everton.

Nice work by Tottenham, but nothing comes of it. Amanda Nilden sends a dangerous ball towards Cathinka Tandberg but she can't get to it before Courtney Brosnan.

Nearly a chance for Ornella Vignola...

She snatches the ball off a Spurs defender but can't quite get it under control as the visitors recover.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

While some things at Goodison Park have changed, many traditions remain the same.

The players emerge from the tunnel to the tune of the iconic Z Cars theme song.

Flags are waved in the Gwladys Street End and cheers go up for their players on this historic fixture.

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Tottenham get the ball rolling.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

After the men's team played their final match at Goodison Park, the club offered season ticket holders and seasonal hospitality members the opportunity to buy the seat they have used in the 2024-25 season as a permanent souvenir of Goodison Park.

That plan went ahead and any seats bought were set to be replaced by the club in areas that will be occupied by supporters for women's matches.

Up here by the press box, though, that's not happened just yet...

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Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham head coach Martin Ho on his side's winning start to the season: "For any coach and any team, a clean sheet is vitally important to build confidence and belief in the group.

"Getting three points was key - it gives us momentum to take into this game."

Ellen White
England Euro 2022 winner on iPlayer

Ornella Vignola is a phenomenal talent and an exciting prospect - she's got years ahead of her.

I feel like she thrives on the big stage. She scored three goals at Anfield. Today it's Goodison.