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Manchester City win WSL title for second time after Arsenal fail to beat Brighton

Manchester City celebrates their second WSL title after Arsenal's unexpected draw against Brighton. Under the guidance of André Jeglertz, the team has made strategic investments and shown remarkable unity, with Khadija Shaw's 19 goals leadi...

The Guardian Sport· May 6, 2026 · 9:50 PM · 38 views

Manchester City celebrates their second WSL title after Arsenal's unexpected draw against Brighton. Under the guidance of André Jeglertz, the team has made strategic investments and shown remarkable unity, with Khadija Shaw's 19 goals leading their lethal attack. With the FA Cup still a possibility, City aims for a historic Double. #WSL #ManchesterCity #Football #WomensSoccer #KhadijaShaw

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