Glasgow City F.C.

10 wins from 10 they are the team to beat

Absolutely I think they've been excellent so far I think when you look at it who they've played against how convincing they've performed against the likes of Celtic 5-2 when they met Celtic beat Glasgow City last week came from behind against Glasgow City dominated the second period They've beat Hurts, they've beat Hibbs, they've beat everyone round about them that you would expect to go now and push them for the title.

And I think the big question marks over Leanne Crichton's side.

ahead of this new campaign would have been whether or not they had the requisite mentality to go and win a title and that was an accusation I think that was maybe levelled at them at the end of last season when had they won on that last day against Glasgow City at Peters Hill they would have won the league and there was a real collapse so I'm sure that would have been sore over the summer I'm sure that's something that they would have had time to dwell on to ruminate on to look at the reasons behind You would certainly say, judging by how they've started the campaign, that they look a very fluent side.

They look like the informed side within the league.

They look capable of going all the way.

The real test will come once you start to get to the split and you see how you cope with proper pressure being applied.

And this time last year, we were maybe looking at Glasgow City and saying, they were in a very similar position they look as though they might go and run away with it and that isn't the way it transpired at all and I think particularly April, May after the split when you have the three games a week you see some incredible results and you see some changes within the league because it is without question the most competitive league in Europe when it gets to the split

Celtic were due to be at Hibernian on Sunday but the match was postponed due to the weather.

It is the quarter-finals of the Sky Sports Cup this Sunday with a trip to Holders, Glasgow City.

Docherty is happy to be underdogs by Ben Kearney, reporter, read by Karen McPhee.

Glasgow City legend Nicola Docherty reckons that a revitalised Scotland squad will relish the underdog mentality required to reach the World Cup.

After beating Chechya earlier this month, Melissa Andreata's side must now navigate a way past top ten nations Sweden in December.

However, even if Scotland caused an almighty shock, they will likely face another play-off to reach Brazil next summer.

That is due to the lowest ranked of the eight successful European nations being forced into the Inter-Confederation play-offs.

Docherty, who won eight SWPL titles with City and is now at Rangers Women, started both ties against Chechya.

One that I would like to sort of touch on is South Africa's Linda Mithahalo.

She plays for Glasgow City.

She originally played for them and basically provided a 92nd minute assist as Glasgow City beat Rangers to win the Scottish women's title.

on the final day of the season in 2023.

It's amazing to see that, like, you know, a country like Uzbekistan and Chinese Taipei are going to go up against players like this, but I think she's just the beginning and just another... another team that they're going to have to go against in these inter-confederational playoffs is Ghana.

It also sets them up for an intriguing midweek card.

They travel to Peters Hill to play Glasgow City on Wednesday night.

Laura Berry had opened the scoring at Broadwood before Katie Wilkinson netted an audacious effort from just inside Hibbs' half.

Jodie McCleary added a third on the hour mark before Wilkinson netted her second and Rangers' fourth.

We wanted to be in the front foot and I thought we did that.

We did not actually start particularly well and we were a wee bit untidy but you could see the players settling into the game.

We had to change our shape a little bit at the start of the season but players are coming back from injury now when you see these players coming in hopefully we will see the rewards of having the full squad available we are just looking for that little bit of fluency but i think it will come Glasgow City beat Motherwell 3-0 at Peters Hill.

Yuka Kurosaki netted the opener, with Kelly Brady adding a brace.