Tottenham manager Martin Ho says they have "pushed boundaries" this season as they remain on course to set a club record points tally.
Spurs currently sit fifth in the Women’s Super League table, four points off defending champions Chelsea in third.
Ho took over from Robert Vilahamn in the summer and has had an impressive debut campaign as manager.
Tottenham need just one more win in the WSL to match their best ever league campaign (32 points in 2021-22).
"This year it is about building foundations. Going into the third year, it’s the growth of the team, sustaining it and becoming part of that top three," said Ho.
"We’ve done well. We've pushed boundaries that maybe we didn't think we could. We have to make the players believe.
"There's other parts of our objectives that we're looking at in terms of goals scored, clean sheets kept, and so on.
"I'm proud of the players and staff. They've done exceptionally well."
