Watch as Alex Greenwood speaks for the first time after City were crowned the 2025/26 Barclays Women's Super League champions.
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The Club captain was joined by all of her team-mates and the coaching staff at the City Football Academy to watch as Arsenal’s 1-1 draw with Brighton confirmed our maiden league triumph since 2016.
With 52 points from our 21 games thus far, that result at the Broadfield Stadium meant no side could catch Andrée Jeglertz’s team at the top of the table.
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And so as all involved began to celebrate, we spoke to the captain on another momentous achievement in her sparkling career.
The England international has led City in an exemplary manner since taking the captain’s armband in 2024 following the retirement of Steph Houghton and now follows in her great friend’s footsteps by guiding City to the title.
This season she’s been part of an excellent side that’s managed 17 victories from 21 games, including a 13-match winning run from September to February.
Indeed, the Blues have successfully maintained a 100% record at the Joie and Etihad Stadium this season, grabbing 38 goals and conceding just eight in the process.
We’ll now face Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-final this weekend before completing the league campaign at West Ham next Saturday.
Watch the full interview at the top of the page...