Manchester City faced Real Madrid in the Women's Champions League with manager Andree Jeglertz dismissing any concerns about potential transfer of turmoil from the men's side, calling the tie 'business as usual' despite the unusual circumstances surrounding this high-stakes matchup.
The defending champions, who recently broke Chelsea's six-year WSL title dominance, boast a formidable front three of Beth Mead, Bunny Shaw and Lauren Hemp, supported by Aoba Fujino and Yui Hasegawa. The match was expected to be an exciting encounter between two European powerhouses. esporist.org
