![]() ![]() They have already been champions of England seven times in 12 years and now Pep Guardiola’s team have repeated the epic 1999 single-season achievement of Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United – Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League. Fifteen years to reorder the game, defeat Uefa at their own regulatory game and build a team that no-one else can beat. The clock stops, the curtain falls, the last pillar of resistance falls: football belongs to Abu Dhabi’s club in the east of Manchester for now at least. There are not many fans who turn up for only the second game of their supporting lives and watch their club seal the greatest treble with Europe’s greatest club prize, but then Sheikh Mansour has sunk the best part of £2 billion into Manchester City, and perhaps even more. It's a great time for our women's team right now and this episode is sure to get all United fans excited about the future.By Sam Wallace, Chief Football Writer at the Ataturk Stadium, Istanbul In particular, this season (2022/23), and what he feels the team can go on to achieve next term. Of course, we talk about his time with Manchester United so far. We find out what Marc learned from his time in the United States and why he thinks women's football is so successful Stateside. At Birmingham City, he was a goalkeeping coach and actually worked with Siobhan for a short while. In this episode, Marc tells us about his upbringing and talks about his football coaching journey, which has taken him from Birmingham to Orlando, Florida, and now Manchester. The team finished second in the WSL, narrowly missing out on the title, reached the FA Cup final and secured Champions League football next season for the first time ever! Skinner’s side also had the most clean sheets in the league, the fewest goals conceded, the highest possession average at 62 per cent, lots of last-minute winning goals and record attendances. The trio were at Carrington to sit down with the Women's first-team head coach Marc Skinner to reflect on a truly historic season. ![]() This week, Sam Homewood is joined by first-time co-hosts, MUTV's Ben Ibson and ex-Manchester United Women goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain. ![]()
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