Manchester City Seem Reborn Under New Coach Andrée Jeglertz as Title Fight Heats Up.
After six consecutive years of dominance, Chelsea's grip on the Women's Super League title has weakened. They now head to the Etihad Stadium nine points behind Manchester City and are likely to need a win to secure their crown. This contrasts with City's past near-misses, where they finished second five times since their last WSL win 10 years ago.
Their recent resurgence is not due solely to being fresher from Europe, but rather a sophisticated transformation under new head coach Andrée Jeglertz. The club took time in selecting her replacement for Gareth Taylor but have found someone who brings calm and consistency. Jeglertz has earned praise for his balanced approach, thoughtful listening skills, and strong people management abilities.
The team's pressing and work rate have improved dramatically, winning possession in the final third more often than any other team. Their focus is exemplified by their minimal concession of goals in stoppage time and their ability to create big chances through Mariona Caldentey and Vivianne Miedema.
The squad has been strengthened by recruitment, with Therese Sjögran's experience guiding them well. New signings such as Laura Blindkilde Brown have come of age, while Kerstin Casparij continues to excel in scoring headed goals. The team's spirit is high, with players socializing together and a lack of negative vibes.
Despite their improvement, the road ahead remains challenging. A win against Chelsea will propel City towards the title, but they face Arsenal after that. The atmosphere within the club suggests that this could be City's year to reclaim the WSL crown, as they look revitalized under Jeglertz's leadership.
After six consecutive years of dominance, Chelsea's grip on the Women's Super League title has weakened. They now head to the Etihad Stadium nine points behind Manchester City and are likely to need a win to secure their crown. This contrasts with City's past near-misses, where they finished second five times since their last WSL win 10 years ago.
Their recent resurgence is not due solely to being fresher from Europe, but rather a sophisticated transformation under new head coach Andrée Jeglertz. The club took time in selecting her replacement for Gareth Taylor but have found someone who brings calm and consistency. Jeglertz has earned praise for his balanced approach, thoughtful listening skills, and strong people management abilities.
The team's pressing and work rate have improved dramatically, winning possession in the final third more often than any other team. Their focus is exemplified by their minimal concession of goals in stoppage time and their ability to create big chances through Mariona Caldentey and Vivianne Miedema.
The squad has been strengthened by recruitment, with Therese Sjögran's experience guiding them well. New signings such as Laura Blindkilde Brown have come of age, while Kerstin Casparij continues to excel in scoring headed goals. The team's spirit is high, with players socializing together and a lack of negative vibes.
Despite their improvement, the road ahead remains challenging. A win against Chelsea will propel City towards the title, but they face Arsenal after that. The atmosphere within the club suggests that this could be City's year to reclaim the WSL crown, as they look revitalized under Jeglertz's leadership.
. Their new coach Andrée Jeglertz is clearly doing something right, bringing calm and consistency to the team. I love how they're focusing on winning possession and creating chances - it's so refreshing to see a team that's not just relying on luck! 
! The team's spirit is high and it's great to see players socializing together - that positivity is going to take them far in the season.
. It's gonna be an exciting ride! 
! They've been dominating in the Women's Super League and it's not just about being fresh from Europe, like some people might say. Andrée Jeglertz has brought a whole new level of calmness and consistency to the team, which is super refreshing to see. The squad is looking so strong with players like Caldentey and Miedema scoring goals left and right 
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. Now they just need to keep that momentum going, especially when it comes to playing against Chelsea 
They've got a new coach who seems like a total game-changer and the team is totally on fire right now! 
. The squad looks so strong with all these new signings coming in, it's like a whole new team. 
My money's on City to take the title this year! 
I'm loving the vibe around Manchester City right now! They seem so calm and collected on the pitch, which is a huge improvement from past seasons. The way Andrée Jeglertz has brought in a balanced approach and strong people management skills is really paying off. And let's be real, their squad looks super solid with new signings like Laura Blindkilde Brown 
therese sjögran's signing was a great move too, she's bringing experience and wisdom to the squad. and lets be real, vivianne miedema is just a goal machine 
I mean, we all knew City had potential but now its like they're a whole new team under this coach 
Their pressing game is insane, and those front ladies Mariona & Vivianne are goals for days 
. I love how he's brought a more balanced approach to the game, it's really paying off for them. Their pressing and work rate are top-notch and they're creating so many chances - that Vivianne Miedema is a beast! 
, with Andrée Jeglertz's coaching philosophy and approach yielding impressive results 
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they've been on fire lately and i think its all cuz of their new coach Andrée Jeglertz he's like a breath of fresh air for the team, brings so much calmness and consistency to the squad 
they're pressing more, winning possession in the right areas, and scoring goals left and right... its amazing to watch! 
and u know what's even better? their squad dynamic is on point now 
i mean dont get me wrong, chelsea is still a tough opponent but i think manchester city has this in them to take home the title 
. I mean, six consecutive years of dominance is no joke, but Chelsea thought they could just coast on autopilot after being so dominant? not cool 
. Anyway, I'm loving the team's transformation and it's awesome to see them create big chances through Mariona Caldentey and Vivianne Miedema 
. This could be City's year to finally win that WSL title! 
. Chelsea might still pull off an upset, but I'm putting my money on City taking the title 
something special. I love that they've got players like Caldentey and Miedema who can create big chances, and the recruitment of Sjögran has been a great addition too 
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