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- Reflecting on their recent setback, a 2-1 defeat to Arsenal with late goals, Taylor acknowledged the frustration and anger it stirred among his players.
- Reflecting on the closeness of the title race, Taylor noted the unique intensity of this season’s finale, distinguishing it from previous years.
Manchester City manager Gareth Taylor expressed confidence in his squad’s readiness as they pursue victory in the Women’s Super League title showdown on Saturday.
Approaching their crucial match against Aston Villa, City stand second in the standings, trailing leaders Chelsea only on goal difference.
Reflecting on their recent setback, a 2-1 defeat to Arsenal with late goals, Taylor acknowledged the frustration and anger it stirred among his players. However, he noted their swift recovery and determination to rectify the situation.
In light of Chelsea’s subsequent dominant 8-0 win over Bristol City, Taylor emphasized the significance of their upcoming fixture. Despite Chelsea’s narrow 1-0 victory over Tottenham in their recent match, Taylor drew encouragement, recognizing it as a strategic opportunity for his team.
Expressing optimism, Taylor underscored City’s offensive prowess and their potential to produce the required high-scoring performance.
Having secured Women’s FA Cup and League Cup triumphs since joining City in 2020, Taylor now aims to clinch the WSL title, completing a domestic trophy trifecta. He highlighted the significance of this potential achievement, acknowledging the team’s progress and dedication throughout the season.
Reflecting on the closeness of the title race, Taylor noted the unique intensity of this season’s finale, distinguishing it from previous years. He stressed the team’s satisfaction in merely being contenders and acknowledged the unparalleled competitiveness of this particular campaign.
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