Arsenal, Chelsea and ambitious Lionesses target Man City in new WSL season

MANCHESTER, England, Sept 3 : The Women's Super League returns this weekend with a sense of momentum. Expanded to 14 teams, fuelled by fresh investment and looking more competitive than ever, the 2026-27 season promises to be one of the most compelling in the league's history. Manchester City are champions after ending a 10-year title drought, but retaining the trophy could prove even tougher. "Our biggest challenge this year is to continue winning and, at the same time, compete in other competitions and also want to win those," City boss Andree Jeglertz told the BBC. "Winning in one year is one thing, but being able to win in the next year, that is even tougher ... we have good enough players to be able to play with one starting 11 on Saturday and do a couple of changes on Wednesday and s