Manchester City's historic title push gained a significant boost as Manchester City overcame Leicester City 3-0 on Sunday, claiming their ninth straight win in the process.
The win showcased an evolution of Manchester City's mentality, with Andrée Jeglertz praising the team's professionalism and calmness, saying "I'm very proud and pleased with the patience the players are showing, the trust, the belief. They are not starting to yell at each other, they just keep believing in each other and believing in what we are doing." The team demonstrated a unity that has eluded many of their title hopefuls in recent seasons.
On the other hand, Chelsea's historic 34-game unbeaten run came to an end against Everton. The reigning champions could not make the most of their chances despite having 79% possession and 30 shots on goal, ultimately paying the price six points behind league leaders Manchester City.
Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on a Champions League spot under manager Martin Ho's shake-up, with a stunning 2-1 comeback against Aston Villa securing them just one point short of their total points haul last season. The team has demonstrated a new mentality, with Bethany England saying "It was important to make sure we weren't sulking or accepting a defeat to a team we know we can beat."
West Ham United's struggles with set-pieces continued as they conceded from seven of them in their 10 league games against Manchester United. Manager Marc Skinner was not too downbeat after the defeat, citing improvements made by his side and an attitude among players that shows they are "disappointed not to have come away with anything."
Liverpool's top-flight status is still uncertain despite promising performances under Gareth Taylor. The manager acknowledged the need for signings, stating he would be making compromises on his team's style or philosophy to secure the necessary players.
Finally, Chiamaka Nnadozie continued to impress in goal for Brighton, making five crucial saves to deny London City Lionesses and prove one of the signings of the season.
The win showcased an evolution of Manchester City's mentality, with Andrée Jeglertz praising the team's professionalism and calmness, saying "I'm very proud and pleased with the patience the players are showing, the trust, the belief. They are not starting to yell at each other, they just keep believing in each other and believing in what we are doing." The team demonstrated a unity that has eluded many of their title hopefuls in recent seasons.
On the other hand, Chelsea's historic 34-game unbeaten run came to an end against Everton. The reigning champions could not make the most of their chances despite having 79% possession and 30 shots on goal, ultimately paying the price six points behind league leaders Manchester City.
Tottenham Hotspur are closing in on a Champions League spot under manager Martin Ho's shake-up, with a stunning 2-1 comeback against Aston Villa securing them just one point short of their total points haul last season. The team has demonstrated a new mentality, with Bethany England saying "It was important to make sure we weren't sulking or accepting a defeat to a team we know we can beat."
West Ham United's struggles with set-pieces continued as they conceded from seven of them in their 10 league games against Manchester United. Manager Marc Skinner was not too downbeat after the defeat, citing improvements made by his side and an attitude among players that shows they are "disappointed not to have come away with anything."
Liverpool's top-flight status is still uncertain despite promising performances under Gareth Taylor. The manager acknowledged the need for signings, stating he would be making compromises on his team's style or philosophy to secure the necessary players.
Finally, Chiamaka Nnadozie continued to impress in goal for Brighton, making five crucial saves to deny London City Lionesses and prove one of the signings of the season.
they're on a roll and it's awesome 2 c them play with unity & trust 
meanwhile chelsea's loss is kinda understandable cuz evra was off form but still, 34 games unbeaten is insane lol 
tottenham's comeback win tho has me hyped 
esp with england's comments about not sulking after a loss btw west ham's set-piece struggles r a real issue tho 
gotta step up ur game marc 
️ and liverpool's gotta find more players ASAP 
but anyway brighton's nadozie is on 
5 saves in a row tho wowsers
And that quote from Andrée Jeglertz about the players just believing in each other is so true - it's like they're playing for themselves and not just for the win.
I mean, I know they didn't get to their total points haul last season but at least they're showing some fight and determination now. And West Ham United's struggles with set-pieces are still giving me nightmares 
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...like Chelsea's unbeaten run just got derailed and now they're six points behind City? that's crazy 
. and West Ham's set-piece issues are just getting out of hand lol, 7 conceded in 10 games is ridiculous 
. Liverpool's not even sure if they'll stay up yet? that's wild considering how good Taylor's been 
. but at least Brighton's signing Nnadozie looks solid in goal 
. i no ppl r sayin Chelsea's historic run came to an end but i still think dey got a good shot at dat title if dey get their act together 
. Tottenham's comeback against Aston Villa was insane btw! 
. And don't even get me started on Chelsea's historic run - yeah, it got broken, big whoop 
. It's just another season, folks. Meanwhile, Tottenham is making a comeback, West Ham is improving (slowly), and Brighton's goalie is straight fire 
and it's all about that mental toughness 
i love how he talks about their "patience" and "trust"... those are the keys to unlocking success 
34-game unbeaten run? come on, folks! you can't just coast through seasons without giving it your all 
, it's like they're finally clicking into gear 
️. And that win against Leicester was super convincing 3-0 and all 
. They're starting to look like the real deal 
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. But you know what? At least they tried hard and didn't give up 
. And Tottenham's comeback against Aston Villa was insane 
. But I'm glad they're still seeing progress and attitude among the players 
. And Brighton's Chiamaka Nnadozie is just on another level 
. Tottenham's comeback win is super inspiring though! 
. everton totally deserved that win against them. esp for the young guns like choosong ho-yeon 
. It's like they're finally getting it together, working as a unit, and trusting each other's abilities 
. I mean, Chelsea's downfall was heartbreaking – all that build-up, possession, and shots on goal... yet they just couldn't get over the line 
. But hey, at least Marc Skinner is looking on the bright side 
. They need some signings ASAP or they might be relegated 
. It's tough to watch promising performances go to waste when you're missing key players 
... that historic 34-game unbeaten run has gotta be tough to break. They're still looking strong and I'm sure they'll bounce back from this loss.
️! That comeback against Aston Villa was insane! And West Ham, don't worry about set-pieces 
... you can improve with practice.
. They need to sign some more players ASAP, but at least they're showing promise under Gareth Taylor. And Chiamaka Nnadozie, girl is on fire 
Manchester City's winning streak is insane! I mean, 9 straight wins? That's almost like they're unstoppable. But seriously though, it's not just about the win itself, it's how they won that matters. The fact that they didn't get too hyped and started yelling at each other shows a lot of maturity from their team.
7 out of 10 games? That's a whole lot of composure needed from their defenders.
only managed to lose to a team they should've blown away 6 points behind Man City 
That Leicester win was huge, I mean, 3-0 is crazy 
. The team's getting it together, no drama, just smooth sailing 
Chelsea's historic run ended in a humbling loss 
and West Ham's set-piece struggles are real 
. take manchester city for example, they've been on a roll and it's awesome to see them come together as a team 
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. And Liverpool, I get it, signings are key but you can't compromise on your style too much... or do you? 
. Their mentality is so smooth, it's like they're following some secret agenda 
. And what about Chelsea? They had 79% possession and still lost? That's not football, that's magic 
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. Meanwhile, Chelsea just couldn't keep their historic streak going