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Olid’s United on back foot due to late business and unforgiving WSL start

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

Head coach has harsh spotlight on her as she prepares for Chelsea on Sunday, but she deserves time and investment

It was tough watching Manchester United’s players labour ineffectively against the hungry and aggressive press of London City Lionesses. Simi Awujo’s late consolation goal did little to ease the mounting concern for a side that have several teams nipping at their heels.

Don’t panic; that has to be United’s message. To an extent, it is very early to be writing the team’s obituary. The new head coach, Eva Olid, had only three weeks to try to implement her ideas about the way the team should play before their season opener in Bromley. That is not long enough for her to peel away Marc Skinner’s imprint on the team.

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