Manchester City Women Overview

'Learned to be ready' - Keating on FA Cup heroics as Wembley looms

Man City's FA Cup hero Khiara Keating has reflected on an up-and-down season as she prepares to make her Wembley debut this weekend. The England goalkeeper has struggled for opportunities in the Women's Super League but has been ever-present in the FA Cup, with a huge save in the dramatic semi-final win over Chelsea helping to secure City's place in Sunday's final against Brighton, where the 21-year-old will hope to make her mark again.

'I'm really happy I stayed' - Hemp reflects on WSL title glory

Two years ago, as her Manchester City contract prepared to expire, the possibility of Lauren Hemp leaving the club appeared very real. Barcelona were heavily-linked with the England star, and time was running out for City to keep hold of a player they had watched blossom into one of the best wingers in Europe, after joining as a 17-year-old. But in the end, Hemp would stay, and as she speaks to GOAL as a first-time Women's Super League champion, she's extremely happy she did.

Shaw signs long-term Man City deal

Manchester City have officially ended any speculation regarding the future of Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw – amid strong interest from Chelsea – by confirming the striker has penned a new long-term contract. The Jamaican international has committed her future to the newly crowned Women's Super League champions until 2030.

Manchester City 2026-27 kits revealed

New Manchester City 2026-27 home kit revealed.

Shaw wins WSL Player of the Season after firing Man City to title

Manchester City striker Khadija Shaw has been crowned the Women's Super League Player of the Season following an exceptional domestic campaign. The prolific forward also secured the Golden Boot after netting 21 goals in 22 appearances to guide her team to a first league title in a decade.

Champions City dominate GOAL's WSL Team of the Season

Unsurprisingly, Manchester City dominate GOAL's 2025-26 Women's Super League Team of the Season, after Andree Jeglertz's side comfortably clinched their first title triumph in 10 years without even needing a result on the final day. How the rest of the XI looks, though, sums up what an interesting campaign it has been.

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Manchester City Women	22	18	1	3	62	19	43	55	W W L W W
2	Arsenal Women	22	15	6	1	53	14	39	51	W W W D W
3	Chelsea FC Women	22	15	4	3	44	20	24	49	W W W W D
4	Manchester United Women	22	11	7	4	38	22	16	40	L D D L W
5	Tottenham Hotspur Women	22	11	3	8	35	38	-3	36	W W D L L

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