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4 October 2026

London City hit Tottenham for six to end unbeaten run

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London City hit Tottenham for six to end unbeaten run

Alexia Putellas and Kadidiatou Diani both scored twice as London City Lionesses put six goals past Tottenham to end Spurs' unbeaten start to the Women's Super League.

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