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Under Andree Jeglertz, Manchester City Women are building a ruthless winning mentality - and Mary Fowler reckons their evolving style could be the key to toppling Chelsea.
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Something's shifted at Manchester City - and it's not just the furniture. Since Andree Jeglertz took charge, the entire atmosphere around the club has changed. Winning isn't just hoped for. It's expected.
Title ambitions are no longer whispered about in corridors. They're plastered across the training ground walls.
Mary Fowler pointed to City's recent clash with London City Lionesses as proof of a new breed of performance. It wasn't pretty. It didn't need to be.
City dug in, soaked up pressure, and got the job done - even while their opponents created a hatful of chances. Last season, that kind of match might have ended differently. Not now.
"We found a way to win in a completely different style," Fowler suggested, as Sky Sports reports.
Now comes the real exam. Chelsea away is nobody's idea of a gentle Friday. The Blues have long been City's toughest nut to crack, and Jeglertz's squad know they'll need every tactical trick up their sleeve.
Flexibility is the buzzword. City aren't married to one system any more - they're learning to shapeshift depending on the opponent. And that, frankly, makes them more dangerous than ever.
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