Spurs boss Ho wants 'more support and training' for WSL referees
Tottenham manager Martin Ho was frustrated by a penalty decision in their defeat by Arsenal and says Women's Super League referees "need more support".
BBC Sport reports: Tottenham manager Martin Ho was frustrated by a penalty decision in their defeat by Arsenal and says Women's Super League referees "need more support".
This sports story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include WSL, Martin Ho and Ho.
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