Manchester City secured a historic domestic double with a 4-0 victory over Brighton in the Women's FA Cup final. The panel discusses City's performance, Bunny Shaw's role, and Brighton's progress. England prepares for a World Cup qualifier against Spain, with Leah Williamson absent. Jill Scott also discusses her Sport Relief challenge.
Manchester City Women’s Team has relocated to a new £10m state-of-the-art facility designed to maximize performance for female athletes, featuring bespoke amenities and equipment tailored to their needs.
Alex Greenwood has won the first WSL title of her career and Khadija Shaw has been the league’s standout playerAyaka Yamashita This has been a solid season for the Japan international, with her seven Women’s Super League clean sheets putting her in contention for the Golden Glove going into the final round of matches. Yamashita’s distribution has been a strength, aiding the way Andrée Jeglertz wants to play. 7 Continue reading...
Arsenal’s 1-1 draw against Brighton hands City titleAndrée Jeglertz’s side still have chance of DoubleManchester City are WSL champions for the first time in 10 years, after Arsenal’s draw at Brighton. It is not the nicest way to win a league title, but City will not care. Their only previous league title was won in 2016 and they have had six runners-up finishes since, as well as second place in the shortened Spring Series as the competition moved from its previous summer scheduling.Scheduling issues meant Arsenal had three games in hand over the league leaders going into Wednesday’s game in Crawley. However, they needed to win all of those to keep the title race alive, with City on 52 points with one game remaining and Arsenal’s maximum total points tally 53 points. Continue reading...
