Manchester City Women have secured the Women's Super League title for the first time since 2016. According to the Football Association, the club finished at the top of the table following a consistent run of results across the 2025-26 campaign. The victory marks the second league trophy in the history of the professionalized women's team.
Manager Gareth Taylor led his side to the championship after narrow misses in previous seasons, per Sky Sports. City maintained a strong defensive record throughout the year, conceding fewer goals than their title rivals. Key contributions from international players helped the squad maintain their position at the summit of the standings during the final weeks of the season.
The triumph ends a period of dominance by Chelsea Women and Arsenal Women. According to The Guardian, the Manchester club remained unbeaten at home for the majority of the schedule. This success secures Manchester City Women a place in the group stages of the UEFA Women's Champions League for the upcoming season.
