For the first time in seven seasons, the ribbons on the Women's Super League trophy are a different shade of blue. Manchester City have delivered a tr...
For the first time in seven seasons, the ribbons on the Women's Super League trophy are a different shade of blue. Manchester City have delivered a truly magical triumph, ending Chelsea. �s long reign at the summit of English women's football. GoalZaza reports that the Citizens gave a good account of themselves on the final day, playing with the kind of clinical precision and resilience that separates champions from pretenders. The powers that be at the club and the fans alike will savour this victory, for it was earned on the pitch with sweat and tactical discipline. Their campaign was a story of stalwart defending and formidable attacking flair. The team refused to buckle under pressure, and at the end of the day, their consistency was the deciding factor. In the scheme of things, this title is a testament to their growth and hunger, not that we need to use that tired word. The Nigerian internationals in the league will have watched closely, knowing that City. �s success shows the growing depth of the competition. Asante Jones, the Super Eagles talisman currently plying his trade in the men's division, would surely tip his hat to the ladies for this achievement. The league now knows that the blue side of Manchester is no longer waiting; they have arrived. Back home, the atmosphere was electric. At the popular viewing centres in Surulere and along the bustling streets of Abuja, fans gathered around large screens, clapping and shouting with each goal. When the final whistle confirmed City's triumph, a roar went up that could be heard for blocks. A gentleman in a tattered City jersey, who had saved his earnings for months to buy the kit, was seen wiping his eyes.. �This one sweet pass mark,. � he said to his neighbour, as they both raised their bottles of malt drink in salute to the new champions.
