"They are 11 points clear at the summit ahead of this weekend's fixtures, while fourth-placed Arsenal are 13 points adrift of top spot with a game in hand. The Opta supercomputer currently assigns City a 97.5% chance of winning the title, with Arsenal lifting the trophy in just 1.4% of season simulations. Chelsea's hopes stand at 0.8%, with Manchester United's chances at 0.3%. And Jeglertz has been taken aback by the flying start to his reign, saying: "With the quality we have in each player, if they can work together as a group, the results can be fantastic. "Of course, I didn't expect that we should be in this situation after six or seven months. "But you go in, and in every game that I have played, or that we have played since I started coaching, we try to win and have a strong belief that we can.""
"Andrée I'm not on the sideline telling them what to do, it has to be their decisions. They've come far in that, and feeling comfortable making those decisions. pic.twitter.com/Em0qZoWunw - Manchester City Women (@ManCityWomen) February 6, 2026 City lead all teams in this season's WSL for shots (272), shots on target (105), goals (41), shot conversion rate (15.1%), expected goals (39.4 xG) and big chances (70). The Citizens are averaging five big chances per game in 2025-26, a figure only bettered in a single WSL campaign by Chelsea in the 2017 Spring Series (5.8)."
Manchester City Women sit 11 points clear at the top of the WSL under Andree Jeglertz after a dominant start, including a 5-1 win over Chelsea. Opta gives City a 97.5% chance of winning the title, with Arsenal at 1.4%, Chelsea 0.8% and Manchester United 0.3%. City lead the league in shots, shots on target, goals, shot conversion rate, expected goals (39.4 xG) and big chances, averaging five big chances per game. Arsenal have a game in hand against Leicester that could reduce the deficit, while Jeglertz credits player quality, cohesion and belief for the results.
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