- Manchester City (W) have won their last three games against Liverpool (W) in all competitions.
- Manchester City (W) have won their ten home games in the Super League Women 2025/2026 season.
Jeglertz’s women have City playing as a cohesive whole
Manchester City (W) have responded well to the departure of Gareth Taylor for Liverpool (W), winning three, drawing one and losing just one of their five games in all competitions since his departure. Our Manchester City (W) vs Liverpool (W) prediction highlights that the Citizens have been in dominant form at home, winning their most recent fixture on home soil and looking good in all areas of the field under new manager Andrée Jeglertz.
The Swedish manager has a process-oriented approach to the game and it is evident in the way in which City press as a team and play in a structured, possession-based way. The Citizens are a 4-2-3-1/4-3-3 side that creates chances by playing through the wide areas and into their best forward, Khadija Shaw.
The Jamaican is the best and most prolific forward in the Women’s Super League, scoring 19 goals in 20 Super League Women 2025/2026 games, including five in her last five appearances for the club.
Taylor’s Reds will test City’s defence
This Manchester City (W) vs Liverpool (W) preview shows that Liverpool (W) have had a mixed, but competitive start to life under Taylor, winning three, drawing one and losing one of their first five games.
They beat Everton (W) 3-2 away from home, advanced in the FA Cup Women and then fell 0-1 at home to West Ham United (W) last time out.
Liverpool (W) are currently 10th in the Super League Women 2025/2026 table having taken just 17 points from their 20 games so far.
They’re unbeaten in three away from home in all competitions (W2, D1), but have only won one, drawn two and lost seven of their ten away Super League Women 2025/2026 matches.
Beata Olsson leads the way in the goalscoring charts with six in 14 league appearances, but Ceri Holland has been the form player of late, scoring three of Liverpool (W)’s last four goals in their five most recent games. In light of this, another Manchester City (W) vs Liverpool (W) prediction could be a tight contest, given both sides' current form.
Liverpool will play their part in an end-to-end game
Taylor has adapted Liverpool (W) well to the squad he has at his disposal, playing a pragmatic but flexible 4-1-4-1/4-2-3-1 system that is direct but can control the game when possession is lost and can play on the counter with wide runners and runs in behind.
The visitors have the momentum at the moment, but our Manchester City (W) vs Liverpool (W) betting tips suggest the home side have a perfect home record in the league and have won the last three meetings between the sides (W3). Another home victory looks the most likely outcome of Sunday’s game, but the odds for over 2.5 goals at 1.4 are fair because of the nature of both sides' attacks and Liverpool (W)’s leaky record away from home.
The hosts will control the tempo in this game as they have done all season, but Liverpool (W) can play on the break and I’m expecting an end-to-end contest on Sunday. With all considered, the Manchester City (W) vs Liverpool (W) prediction leans in favor of an exciting, high-paced matchup.
