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The start of the Women's Super League (WSL) season has provided ample material for debate, with the Women's Football Weekly panel dissecting the key talking points after the weekend's action.
A central question was whether Arsenal’s title challenge, seen as a primary threat to the reigning champions, is already faltering, prompting an analysis of manager Renee Slegers’s tactics and team performance.
On the flip side, Manchester City impressed again, driven by the prolific Bunny Shaw, whose return to the scoresheet signalled a dangerous resurgence in their attack.
The panel debated how close City are to 'clicking into top gear,' suggesting they remain a potent force.
Chelsea, despite maintaining a perfect record of four wins from four matches, came under scrutiny regarding manager Sonia Bompastor's approach.
The discussion centred on whether her 'constant rotation' of the squad is a shrewd strategy for player management and fatigue mitigation or a potential hindrance to developing crucial team cohesion and consistent form.
The panel also reflected on an impressive Manchester United performance and the growing influence of Hinata Miyazawa, which points to United’s own strong title credentials during their unbeaten start.
Conversely, the West Ham situation was discussed, with the panel exploring what exactly is 'going wrong' for the side.
The overall consensus pointed to a tight and competitive league where the actions of key strikers like Shaw and the tactical decisions of managers like Bompastor and Slegers will be vital in determining the destination of the WSL title.