MANCHESTER UNITED WOMEN'S TEAM NOW AT AN IMPORTANT POINT IN THIS SEASON'S BARCLAYS FA WOMEN'S SUPER LEAGUE COMPETITION
A humbling 6-1 we feet at the hands of current champions Chelsea in the Barclays FA women's Super League competition in the late period of September. Manchester United women's team had made a fantastic start to the current season Rick calling two wins other two matches to London Ellie please are it the third position of the Barclays FA women's Super League table in what sound dog was an impressive run by the Red Devils. However, the facts are that reality appears to have hit the Red Devils hard after the terrific start Manchester another women's team had this season winning their first two games in a row.
However, after a subsequent massive defeat to current champions Chelsea handed manager Mark Skinner’s side a massive dose of reality, the outcome which some of the current analysts and writers in the world of women's football in England had predicted seem to have come to pass- the Red Devils simply do not have enough depth in the level of quality found in the current Manchester United women's team.
As a result of this, the prediction floating around in the early period of September had been that the Red Devils are expected to hit a roadblock at which point Manchester United will be forced to wake up to the reality of residing outside the top four spots in the Barclays FA women's super league table.
In other words, big prediction and the anticipation attached to the Manchester United women's team in regards to where the side will end up at the moment appears to people a place outside the top 3 spots of the Barclays Women's Super League table which will once again result to the Red Devils missing out on qualifying for next seasons UEFA women's Champions League competition comes to the end of the season
Through the evidence of the encounter between the Red Devils and renowned manager Emma Hayes’s Chelsea’s side, the Red Devils have now been forced to embrace this reality after Chelsea humbly handed Manchester United their first massive defeat of this 2021 Barclays FA Women Super League. After listening to the response coming from the manchester united women's team, the reaction within manager Mark Skinner’s Manchester United squad appears to be one of a unified sense of belief that the Red Devils will take the loss against Chelsea as a learning curve which will propel the Red Devils level of improvement as the season progresses.
While this fact is indeed true that Manchester United women's team was dominated by Chelsea in the recent encounter between both teams, there are some issues for the Manchester United women's team which seem to have revealed themselves during the encounter with Chelsea. One such issue which seems to be pushed under the rug is the lack of depth in the quality of the Manchester United women's team compared to Emma Hayes's Chelsea side.
The second difference between Manchester United and Chelsea which also might have gone under the radar was the difference in the level of quality found in both wings of Manchester another women's team and the Chelsea women's team. If the visitors of the Manchester United channel will remember correctly, Manchester United Channel highlighted the lack of depth in the quality of the Manchester United women's team as an important factor that can limit the level of success achieved by the Manchester United Women's team. But most importantly, the Manchester United channel highlighted the lack of options in quality found within both flanks of the manchester united women's team.
While Manchester United did attempt to hold their own against Chelsea in the first encounter between both sides during the late period of September 2021, the Blues carefully flexed their superiority in regards to squad depth. The level of difference in quality between both quickly revealed itself with Chelsea finally hitting another gear or two in the second half which enabled Chelsea to gain transcendence over Manchester United.
Shortly after the changes were made by Chelsea, Manchester United's hope of gaming at least a point against the current champions came crashing down on the Red Devils when Chelsea manager Emma Hayes decided to reach into her bag of the multi-talented squad and implement magnificent changes which Manchester United simply could not cope with as a result of the lack of depth in quality found within this Manchester United women's team.
With the narrative around the Red Devils early in the season had been one of an overachieving side who has impressed spectators and football analysts involved with their Barclays FA women's Super League in the early stages of the season, the current opinion coming from the Manchester United fanbase and the current opinions received from trusted sports analyst involved in the Barclays FA women's Super League appears to be that the Red Devils have now been forced back into reality with current conversation suggesting that the Manchester United women's team a simply not a top 3 team.
An idea that has been floating around ever since Red Devils had made a short appearance as the 3rd place sport in the Barclays FA Super League table in the very early stages of the current Barclays FA women's Super League season.
During the early periods of July, Manchester United women's team had been largely singled out by a handful of English media involved with the Barclays FA women's Super League competition with some of the spokespeople in the media implying that while the Manchester united women's team had undergone an impressive level of improvements in the summer of 2021, the new level of improvement injected into the Manchester United women's team would not be enough to meet the level of quality required from any team capable of qualifying for Champions League football through the Barclays FA women's Super League table.
At least for now, with the help of some unfortunate results against tough opponents Chelsea and Manchester City difficult, the prediction of Manchester United having yet another difficult season appears to have manifested at least for now even with more than half a season still left to be played. Manchester United still has a healthy dose quality in the current Manchester United squad and as a result, Mark Skinner's side has the ability to find the next gear and potentially raise their level of play if the red devil ah to claim one of the top three spots which will secure Champions League football come to the end of the season.
With the season still at its early stages and with a handful of remove matches heading Manchester United direction, manager Mark Skinner remains confident that his Manchester United side can still achieve some measure of success in the form of something more than just Champions League qualification with Manchester United manager slightly, possibly, suggesting that's his Manchester in the mental side might be competing for the Barclays FA Women's Super League trophy come to the end of the season.
However, information received here at the Manchester United channel suggest that Manchester United manager Mark Skinner might realistically be over his head especially if anyone compares the lack of major depth in the current Manchester United women's team compared to other elite teams currently active in this season Barclays FA Women Super League. Manchester City, Chelsea, and Arsenal have simply revealed themselves as the three dominant forces who will not only be really competing to win the Barclays FA women's Super League trophy this season but Manchester City, Chelsea, and Arsenal have most likely presented themselves as the three teams whom are likely to move on and secure the available spots four next seasons UEFA women's Champions League.
There is still a fair way to go before the conclusion of this season's Barclays FA women's Super League. Competition and realistically speaking, Manchester United have engineered a couple of good performances and the Red Devils have registered some impressive results to secure a fine start to the season for themselves so far. This is to suggest that Manchester United Is now strongly in the running to qualify for Champions League football next season.
With Manchester United now ready to welcome favorable matches after the recent encounter with Derby side Manchester City in this season`s Barclays FA women's Super League competition, the Red Devils now look forward to entering the next few weeks with two favorable matches against Tottenham and Everton.
As a result of the favorable look in the calendar for the Manchester United women's team, Manchester United manager Mark Skinner will look at the next eight out of nine matches as must-wins if the Red Devils are to truly keep the pace of the current top two leaders in the Barclays FA Women's League. What this means is that Manchester United must win your next three out of four games if the Manchester United women's team are to accompany any team which finishes first and 2nd in the Barclays FA women's Super League table with Manchester United securing that third and final Champions League spot to qualify for their first-ever Champions League competition. at the end of this season
A clash against yet another Barclays FA women’s Super League trophy contender in Arsenal is heading in the direction of the Red Devils. As a result of this, Manchester United must use the next two games against Tottenham and Everton as a lifeline to reduce the gap between themselves and the top three positions in the Barclays FA women's Super League table.
With the Barclays FA Women`s Super League Now I'm in three-week break scheduled to return in early November 2021, the Red Devils will now look to use the next two games against Everton and Tottenham after the international break to secure six massive points maintaining a strong hope for their Champions League qualification aspirations this season.
Should the Red Devils fail to secure no points against Arsenal in the next upcoming encounter between the two sides, six points secured against Tottenham and Everton will serve as massive Insurance to prevent Manchester United from falling too far away from the top three spots in the Barclays FA women's Super League table.
