Tottenham midfielder Drew Spence now owns the Women's Super League appearance record, and she calls it a 'very proud moment'.
Drew Spence has etched her name into Women's Super League history. The Tottenham midfielder is now the competition's all-time appearance record holder, a milestone that rewards years of consistency at the top level of the English game.
Spence described the achievement as a "very proud moment". Records like this are rarely about one big night. They are built over many seasons of showing up, staying fit, and holding down a place in the team week after week.
The midfielder has been a familiar face in the WSL for years, and her longevity has made her one of the league's most recognisable figures. Her career has included a long spell at Chelsea before she moved on to Spurs, where her experience continues to anchor the middle of the park.
As the WSL keeps growing in profile and competitiveness, Spence's record is a reminder of how far the league has come, and of the players who have carried it there. Tottenham will hope her steady influence keeps shaping their season, with the record only adding to her legacy.
