"I don't need to motivate these players, they are fully aware where we are in the league and what we have done," said Manchester City manager Andree Jeglertz. These comments came after his side had thrashed Leicester City 6-0 to regain their 11-point lead at the top of the Women's Super League. While the chasing pack all have at least one game in hand, City's closest challengers Manchester United are 11 points behind, Chelsea 12 and Arsenal a further point behind in fourth. While those three teams are fighting for Champions League places, it feels a stretch to imagine any of them stopping City claiming their second WSL title. Indeed against Leicester, despite scoring six, a rampant Manchester City side will be disappointed not to have got more.