I remember at the start of the season, like Citi were fed up of Chelsea winning titles.

They're just like, it has to stop now.

This is, this can't go on any longer.

I think the key difference with Citi is, you know, a move away from Gareth Taylor's 433 to a 4-2-3-1s.

They're not getting over-excited or anything.

It's just like this, they're just following their script, and it's just simple and easy, and that's it.

Hello, hello, and welcome back to a very special episode of full-time.

My name is Theo Lloyd Hughes.

Producer Theo Lloyd-Lews, I will be your host today as we zoom in on the English Women's Super League.

Running away at the top of the table is Manchester City. Looking to unseat Chelsea for the first time in six years. The Women's Super League has been dominated by the blue side of West London,

and now Man City have a chance to take back the title. And what have they done this January

transfer window? They've only gone and got Sam Coffey,

US women's national team start in Portland Thorns Midfielder. They're adding her to make this

title dream, perhaps a reality. And we're going to be getting into all that and the biggest

stories in the WSL the second half of the season with the athletics, Megan Ferringa and Charlotte

Harper will be touching on Arsenal, how they have

been following up or struggling to follow up their Champions League win. And what it means for them to

renew the contract of head coach, Renee Sleggers. We're getting into Spurs, a sensational first

after season, and Manchester United balancing a lot on their play. But is their January transfer window

the best of any club so far?

So, so much to talk about with Megan and Charlotte.

Thank you so much for being here on full time.

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