Holdt nets hat-trick as Spurs put seven past 10-woman Crystal Palace

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The Eagles had seen midfielder Fuka Tsunoda given a straight red card after only eight minutes for a late foul on Cathinka Tandberg.

Spurs – who drew at Liverpool last week after opening with a win over West Ham – had twice struck the woodwork in the first half before Denmark forward Holdt’s treble took the game away from the home side.

Summer signing Victoria Pelova, substitute Shekiera Martinez and Amanda Nilden all scored in the closing stages. Netherlands midfielder Pelova then slotted in a seventh during added time to leave Martin Ho’s side second in the table.

Everton snatched a 1-0 win at West Ham after a stoppage-time own goal from Irons defender Laia Codina.

Both sides looked set for a point before Codina nodded into her own net from a free-kick by Yuka Momiki as the Toffees moved up to fifth.

Lynn Wilms scored an 89th-minute equaliser as Aston Villa snatched a 1-1 draw against Brighton, who had gone ahead in the first half through Gabby George, leaving each club still in search of a first WSL win.