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'Unmissable storylines everywhere!' - Why it was a pivotal weekend in the WSL

Sky Sports Monday 2 March 2026
When the ticker tape has settled, the WSL trophy handed out and we find out who will be competing in the league next season, this weekend of WSL football in late January will be earmarked as the most pivotal of the 2025/26 campaign. While nothing has been decided, it is a strong indicator of how the next three-and-a-half months could go, and what those outcomes might be. Let's start at the top, whereManchester Cityhave opened up a nine-point lead in first place. It is going to take one almighty collapse from Andree Jeglertz's side - unlikely given they only have...
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