Who Will Shock the Women’s Champions League? Ranking the Top 10 Dark Horses and Favorites
These glimpses of brilliance could be enough to see them progress far, although their start to Liga F under new manager Pau Quesada has seen them win just three from six games.
5. Manchester United
Manchester United are making history, reaching this stage of the Champions League for the first time.
After a 1-0 away loss to Norwegian side Brann in qualifying, they bounced back emphatically with an Elisabeth Terland hat-trick. Terland’s attacking flair is matched by Melvine Malard, who leads the WSL Golden Boot race with four goals in five games.
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