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Manchester City Women continue their flawless start to the 2026–27 WSL campaign with a commanding 4–1 victory over Aston Villa at Villa Park! On Episode 802, we break down all four goals, examine how the squad controlled the tempo, and look at the bench depth that kept the intensity high to secure six points from six. Plus, we cover massive news off the pitch as Laura "Blinky" Blindkilde Brown and Aoba Fujino sign contract extensions through 2030. We discuss what securing these young talents means for the club's long-term future, explore manager Andrée Jeglertz’s Champions League-winning pedigree, and preview Friday night's clash against Liverpool under the lights at Joie Stadium.

It’s been an action-packed summer off the pitch and a statement start on it. The transfer window is officially closed, and we’re breaking down all of City’s big summer moves—including the blockbuster arrivals of Beth Mead and Niamh Charles! Plus, we react to Tifo launching MCW’s brand-new identity and a staggering 7 Ballon d’Or nominations landing at the Joie Stadium, including Women’s Club of the Year recognition. Then, we dive into the 3–1 opening day victory over Birmingham City! We break down:  ⚽ 1,000th Goal Milestone: Mary Fowler making history for the club.  ⚽ New Season, Same Bunny: Khadija Shaw opening her account with a clinical second-half brace.  🌟 Hemp’s 200th: Lauren Hemp marking her milestone appearance with a Player of the Match display.  🎯 Beth Mead's Debut: First look at her link-up play and impact off the bench. Finally, we look ahead to Sunday’s trip to Villa Park as City face Aston Villa away. 🎧 Listen now, subscribe, and leave us a 5-star review! 📲 Follow us on social media: @mcwfancast #MCWFC #ManCity #WSL #MCWFancast

What a historic journey it has been. From the opening day of the WSL campaign to the euphoria under the Wembley arch, this season has been nothing short of a dream. In this special season-ending episode, we reflect on our historic domestic double—a campaign that redefined Manchester City Women’s status as a dominant force in English football. Join us as we break down the tactical evolution under Andrée Jeglertz, the pivotal match-winners, and the moments that defined our march to the title and the FA Cup. Thank you for listening!

We are officially Wembley-bound! In this special episode, we’re gearing up for the biggest game of the 2025/26 season as Man City Women prepare to face Brighton & Hove Albion at the home of football. With the WSL title already in the trophy cabinet, the team is just 90 minutes away from achieving a historic domestic double. In this episode, we dive deep into our journey to Wembley, including a look back at that heart-stopping 3-2 semi-final comeback against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and what it would mean for Andrée Jeglertz’s side to cement this dominant season with an FA Cup win. We also celebrate the massive news that Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw has signed a new four-year deal, keeping her in sky blue until 2030, and take an moment to pay tribute to Leila Ouahabi as she prepares to make her final appearance for the club. Whether you're making the trip to London or cheering us on from home, join us as we preview the final and prepare to push our champions over the line. Come on City!

WE HAVE DONE IT! After ten long years of waiting, the Women's Super League title is finally back home in Manchester! In this massive, extended celebration episode, Emma is taking you through one of the most euphoric weeks in the club's history. We kick things off with the voice that matters most—YOU, the fans! Hear the pure, unadulterated joy, and the matchday memories from a fanbase that has backed this team through thick and thin. Then, we keep the ultimate title party going with an absolute powerhouse panel. Emma is joined by Dave, Jayne, and Paul to reminisce, dissect, and completely lose themselves in the celebrations of an unbelievable championship-winning season under Andrée Jeglertz.

The latest episode captures a week of soaring highs and emotional goodbyes as Manchester City Women edge closer to domestic glory. We dive deep into the tactical grit required to break down a stubborn Liverpool defense, eventually sealed by Rebecca Knaak’s breathtaking 90th-minute header that ignited the Joie Stadium. The celebration is tempered with a heartfelt tribute to the retiring Laura Coombs, reflecting on a stellar career at the club as the undisputed heartbeat of this City squad on and off the pitch. Finally, we turn our focus southward to Stamford Bridge, previewing a high-stakes FA Cup semi-final where City look to silence the London crowd and book their ticket to Wembley.

In this episode, we’re picking up the pieces after a bruising trip to the coast. City headed to Brighton with the wind in our sails, but a 3-2 defeat has left the WSL title race wide open. We break down what went wrong at Broadfield Stadium—from the early high of Kerolin’s opener to the defensive lapses that allowed Madison Haley to haunt our backline. Is this just an international break hangover, or is the pressure finally showing?

Man City Women are heading to the Semi-Finals! This week on mcwfancast, we break down a gritty 1-0 win over Birmingham City at St. Andrew's. It wasn't the goal-fest some expected, but Bunny Shaw’s clinical touch has set up a massive showdown against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the Adobe Women's FA Cup. But it’s not just about what happens on the pitch. We are joined by special guest and away-day veteran Jude Morris-King to pull back the curtain on the "logistical nightmare" of being a City fan in 2026. From the 12:00 PM Saturday trek to Brighton to the absolute scheduling disaster that sees our WSL final day clash with the Men’s FA Cup Final—is the game growing too fast for the fans to keep up?

This episode we discuss this turning point in the WSL season, as we break down Manchester City’s emphatic 3-0 victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford. We analyse how the tactical brilliance of Andree Jeglertz and a clinical brace from Vivianne Miedema effectively painted the city blue, leaving City just five points away from their first league title in a decade. After dissecting the "title math" and the potential celebrations on the horizon, we shift our focus to the Easter Monday FA Cup Quarter-final against a high-flying Birmingham City. With the dream of a domestic double within reach, we debate whether to rotate the squad or go full-throttle at St. Andrew's to maintain this unstoppable momentum.

Bunny Shaw just rewrote WSL history with the fastest hat-trick ever—3 goals in under 21 minutes. We break down the 5-2 demolition of Spurs and why the Bunny Shaw makes City the most feared attack in the league. A professional 4-0 win over Sheffield Utd keeps the double dream alive. Now, we look ahead to Birmingham City on Easter Monday. Can the Blues avoid a quarter-final upset at St. Andrew's? It’s a title-decider at Old Trafford. With an 8-point lead, a win at the "Theatre of Dreams" puts the WSL trophy within City’s reach. Subscribe & Review: @mcwfancast

In this episode, we break down a ruthless Friday night under the lights as Manchester City Women dismantled Leicester City 6-0 to move 11 points clear at the top of the WSL. We dive into the tactical perfection of the Shaw-Miedema partnership and discuss Yui Hasegawa’s total midfield dominance. But the domestic joy is short-lived as the international break looms large. We ask: how will City handle a month-long hiatus with the title in sight? Finally, we look ahead to Sunday’s Adobe Women’s FA Cup Fifth Round tie against Sheffield United. Can the Blades cause an upset, or is this the perfect chance for Andrée Jeglertz to rotate the squad before the break?

In this episode, we dive deep into the tactical fallout from City’s narrow 1-0 defeat at the Emirates, exploring how Olivia Smith’s early strike managed to puncture our momentum and snap that incredible winning streak. It was a frustrating afternoon in North London where the usual clinical edge seemed just out of reach, but the focus now shifts immediately to the Joie Stadium for a crucial "Friday Night Lights" encounter with Leicester City. We analyse the return of Mary Fowler, who stands ready if called upon to inject that creative spark we lacked against the Gunners, and discuss whether this is the perfect moment to reintroduce her to the starting XI. From defensive adjustments to the mental resilience needed to maintain our gap at the top of the table, we’re covering every angle to see if City can turn a minor stumble into a statement of intent.

In this episode, we break down a seismic shift in the WSL as Manchester City Women dismantle Chelsea 5-1 at the Etihad. We dive into Kerolin’s historic hat-trick and Bunny Shaw’s record-breaking form, while celebrating the long-awaited return of Mary Fowler after 280 days on the sidelines. With an 11-point lead at the top, we debate if the title race is effectively over or if nerves are still in play. Finally, we look ahead to a massive clash at the Emirates against the newly crowned World Champions, Arsenal, to see if City can truly clear the final hurdle toward the trophy.

In this episode, we break down a high-stakes week for Manchester City Women as we navigate the fine margins of elite football. We start with a post-match analysis of the 1-0 Subway League Cup semi-final loss to Chelsea at the Joie Stadium—a dominant performance that just lacked the final touch. However, the Blues showed incredible resilience just days later, securing a gritty 2-1 away win against London City Lionesses thanks to a dramatic 86th-minute winner from Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw. We discuss how that victory, combined with Grace Clinton’s growing influence in the heart of midfield, has kept us in the driver's seat for the title. Finally, we look ahead to Sunday’s massive top-of-the-table clash at the Etihad Stadium. With a record crowd expected and a chance to move further clear of Chelsea in the WSL standings, we analyse how City can channel their recent frustrations into a season-defining statement.

In this episode, we recap Manchester City’s dominant 6-0 FA Cup victory over Bournemouth, highlighting the return of a revitalized and confident Khiara Keating, whose crucial early save set the tone for a clean sheet. We break down the clinical finishing of Laura Coombs and Vivianne Miedema before reacting to the Fifth Round draw, which sees the Blues host Sheffield United at the Joie Stadium on the weekend of February 22nd. Finally, we turn our attention to Wednesday’s massive League Cup semi-final against Chelsea. With Andrée Jeglertz’s side on a 16-game unbeaten run, we analyze whether City’s tactical evolution and home advantage are enough to finally dismantle the Chelsea aura and secure a place in the final.