Are Gareth Taylor's Manchester City capable of winning a WSL title?

A 2-0 defeat to Chelsea leaves Manchester City second in the WSL table and feeling a case of déjà vu

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Nov 17, 2024

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Manchester City’s Alex Greenwood chases Chelsea forward Maika Hamano. Credit: Chelsea Women

The odds were somewhat in Manchester City’s favour on Saturday night at Stamford Bridge. It had been over two years since City had lost to Chelsea in the Women’s Super League.

That last victory for Chelsea came in September 2022, a 2-0 win at Kingsmeadow under Emm…

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Ralphael Adelugba

I'm Raphael, a writer, a fan, and an avid watcher, mainly covering European football and all the narratives and opinions that swirl around the sport. You can find my recent work in my Linktree below.