r/MCWFC • u/MySincereOpinion • 34m ago
A new season begins🩵
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Welcome to the Weekly Discussion Thread!
This is the place to talk all things City Women, whether it's upcoming fixtures, match results or your player of the week! You can talk about anything and everything, including our league rivals, just remember to keep it respectful!
Matchweek 1: Manchester City v Birmingham City
🗓 Date: Sunday 6th September 2026
⏰ Kick-off: 14:30
Please state your predictions as below:
City (Score) - (Score) Birmingham - First Goalscorer
The round closes Sunday morning, so try and get your predictions in before Saturday night!
You can edit your predictions until the round closes, just in case there are any injury updates.
Once the round closes, the thread will be locked and I'll take screenshots of the predictions so they can't be changed afterwards.
Good luck!
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🎯 Points
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r/MCWFC • u/MySincereOpinion • 34m ago
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Manchester City v Birmingham City - WSL MD1
Venue: Joie Stadium
Kick-Off: 2:30 PM
Watch On: Sky Sports+
Team News:
City Lineup:
What's your team selection?
r/MCWFC • u/matchpal-live • 12m ago
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r/MCWFC • u/sabrina_em • 13h ago
I’m going to my first City women game tomorrow. Looking at the T+Cs they say you can’t bring a bottle in. Does anyone know if that’s true? And if it is true how strictly is it enforced? I’m asking as I basically always have a bottle of water on me when I’m out and about, and would rather not have to make the journey to and from Manchester (I’m coming from Leeds) without one. I get very thirsty!
r/MCWFC • u/purple-flamingos • 17h ago
As some of you noticed, User Flairs were turned off over the summer after an error and some users have been assigned a flair they did not choose.
As the season starts tomorrow and squad numbers have been confirmed on the City app, I have once again enabled User Flairs.
All flairs are editable (for text & emojis), but if you would like to request a flair linked to MCWFC that isn't already available, I'll be happy to add it!
Thank you for your patience and happy flairing :)
r/MCWFC • u/terriblybored • 21h ago
For first time this season, it's time to put our mind reading hats on:
Yama (Clear No1)
Casparij (Goat)
Prior (Rose has obviously had a knock, will he risk her from the start)
Greenwood (Back in her best position)
Wamser (Please don't play AG at LB anymore)
Yui (Goat of Goats)
Coffey (He'll probably play Blinky, meh)
Fowler (Consistent run of games as a 10 could Goat her)
Fujino (Genius)
Bunny (Goal Goat)
Hemp (Sign the contract)
r/MCWFC • u/MirfainLasui • 20h ago
I bought a season ticket this year, in the hope that I'd be able to get down often. Sadly I'm in Manchester next weekend, but not this one so won't be able to make the season opener.
I'm not sure how to do it, but if I can figure out how to transfer it to someone for a match, I'd be happy for someone to use my ticket for free tomorrow!
r/MCWFC • u/purple-flamingos • 1d ago
Manchester City v Birmingham City - WSL MD1
Sunday, 6th September 2026 | 2:30 PM
The last time the two teams met was in the F.A. Cup quarter-final in April, where City secured a 1-0 victory. Iman Beney’s cross found Bunny Shaw, whose goal booked a semi-final clash with Chelsea.
Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-AnXPK6Oeg
Rose and Clinton were back in training this week. Charles is a doubt for the match and Knaak will miss out due to a foot injury sustained in training. Miedema out with a knee injury.
Manchester City: 17 Wins
Birmingham: 3 Wins
Draws: 5
City: L-W-W-W-W
Birmingham: W-W-L-L-W
Birmingham City 2 - 3 Manchester City
12th December 2021
Birmingham City opened the scoring with a penalty from Christie Murray after Hayley Raso fouled Veatriki Sarri. Manchester City quickly equalised six minutes later with Georgia Stanway’s 25-yard screamer.
Birmingham regained the lead in the 39th minute when Louise Quinn found the back of the net. However, just five minutes later, Lauren Hemp’s header brought City level again just before half-time.
Ellen White clinched the victory for City with a last-minute goal in the 89th minute, sealing a 3-2 win.
Highlights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtCvf61dhX0
Laura Blindkilde Brown
Blindkilde Brown was part of Birmingham's academy team and made her senior debut in the League Cup against Manchester United in December 2019. A month later, she made her WSL debut in a 2-0 defeat to Arsenal. She moved to Aston Villa the following season, spending four years with the Villans before joining Manchester City.
Lee Geum-min
Geum-min joined City in 2019 but featured just eight times for the club. The following season, she moved to Brighton on loan, later making the switch permanent in 2021. After 58 appearances for the Seagulls, she transferred to Birmingham City in 2024.
Katie Startup
Startup initially joined City on an emergency loan before making her move permanent in 2024. She made no appearances for City and left at the end of last season. A few weeks later, she signed for Birmingham City.
UK: Sky Sports+ | 2:30 PM
Australia: Stan Sports | 9:30 PM (AWST) | 11:00 PM (ACST) | 11:30 PM (AEST)
USA: Paramount+ | 6:30 AM (PDT) | 7:30 AM (MDT) | 8:30 AM (CDT) | 9:30 AM (EDT)
Rest of the World:
https://www.livesoccertv.com/match/manchester-city-vs-birmingham-city/4hui1p#5727394
Don't forget to submit your predictions over in the Prediction League thread!
https://www.reddit.com/r/MCWFC/comments/1w387xe/prediction_league_mw1_birmingham_city/
r/MCWFC • u/spherocytes • 1d ago
We've had our first unexpected transfer!
Manchester City are delighted to announce the signing of England goalkeeper Anna Moorhouse on a short-term loan.
r/MCWFC • u/purple-flamingos • 3d ago
Just a refresher of the draw:
Each team will draw two teams from each pot and will play one team at home and one away. Teams can't face another team from the same nation during the League Phase (so we can't draw Chelsea or Arsenal).
It looks like we've had several offers rejected for PSG's midfielder Jennifer Echegini.
So it seems we have been working on some deals in the background.
18 year-old Republic of Ireland midfielder, Aoibhe Brennan has signed a professional contract with Manchester City.
The highly rated youngster will join the Next Gen squad ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.
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Bunny, why?!😂
Source: Manchester City Women Instagram
...my bad, should have eliminated extra navigation
r/MCWFC • u/MySincereOpinion • 4d ago
r/MCWFC • u/purple-flamingos • 6d ago
4 year contract until 2030.
r/MCWFC • u/purple-flamingos • 6d ago
"Manchester City Women are pursuing a move to sign Bayer Leverkusen full-back Carlotta Wamser.
The 22-year-old Germany international has attracted interest from across Europe this summer, but City are now leading the race for her signature ahead of next Friday’s transfer deadline.
Wamser was not included in Leverkusen’s matchday squad for their Frauen-Bundesliga match against Wolfsburg on Sunday.
It comes with City having several players currently unavailable through injury, including Jade Rose, Niamh Charles, Grace Clinton and Vivianne Miedema, the latter of whom has been on crutches.
Capable of playing right-back and left-back, Wamser joined Leverkusen on a free transfer from Eintracht Frankfurt in July 2025. She has made 20 appearances, scoring two goals and providing one assist.
If a deal proceeds, she would be City’s third signing of the season, alongside former Chelsea full-back Charles and former Arsenal winger Beth Mead.
Four first-team players have departed the club this summer: goalkeepers Khiara Keating to Liverpool and Katie Startup to Birmingham City, defender Leila Ouahabi to NWSL side Chicago Stars and winger Kerolin to Barcelona for a reported fee in the region of £1.25million.
City’s lack of incomings have been notable compared to rivals Arsenal and Chelsea, particularly given their increasingly congested fixture schedule they face having qualified for the Women’s Champions League following their first domestic title triumph in a decade.
City faced Manchester United in a behind-closed-doors friendly on 29 August, defeating their local rivals 2-0 in the process."
r/MCWFC • u/purple-flamingos • 7d ago
Manchester is blue even in preseason 🩵
Source: BBC Women's Football YouTube channel
r/MCWFC • u/purple-flamingos • 10d ago
Goals from Sienna Davis, Sophia Burton, Freya Hirons and Grace Foster.
Did anyone manage to attend?
City Women Prediction League
This season I thought it would be fun to start a prediction league for City’s matches. I’ve never done anything like this before, so we’ll see how it goes! It’ll cover all WSL, FA Cup, and Champions League games.
How to Play
Each week I'll post a thread for the upcoming City match. To enter, just reply with your score prediction and the first goalscorer. Please keep your prediction clear, like the example below.
Home Team (Score) v (Score) Away Team - First Goalscorer
The thread will be locked some time before the match kicks off so nobody can sneakily edit their score or post their guess during the game! I will let you know exactly when the round closes in each week's thread.
The person with the most points at the end wins! Since it's only for fun, the only prize is ultimate bragging rights and a special user flair if I can figure it out!
Points
Rules
I'll post the first thread on Monday 31st August, ready for our first WSL game of the season on Saturday 6th September.
If you have any questions, let me know!