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Khadija Shaw scored twice as Manchester City defeated West Ham 4-1, securing their first WSL title in 10 years. This victory may be Shaw's last game for City amid transfer speculation.
Khadija Shaw set the agenda again, scoring her 20th and 21st goals in 22 WSL games in what could be her penultimate game in sky blue as City secured a 4-1 win over West Ham before they hoisted the WSL trophy aloft for the first time in 10 years.
What will Manchester City look like without the Jamaican forward? City fans will be hoping they don’t have to find out, but with bigger offers in from other clubs the striker is on the cusp of an exit unless the Blues do a sharpest and most grovelling of u-turns.
Shaw, arguably the best centre-forward in the world, celebrated both goals in front of the City fans packed behind the goal at Dagenham and Redbridge’s ground. After the first she lifted praying hands aloft in thanks towards them and was engulfed by her teammates after her second.
The celebrations were joyous on the final whistle, with the Blues finally able to celebrate their second ever league title on the pitch after its destination was confirmed following Arsenal’s draw with Brighton 10 days prior.
It was a bit flat at Victoria Road in the end, with nothing on the line and an FA Cup final on the horizon for the champions, the game itself felt like a bit of an irritation. That didn’t matter though, City weren’t here for the match, they were here for the afterparty.
The result was predictable regardless of how City played, the Blues having won 12, drawn one and lost one of their 14 WSL games against West Ham, but the Hammers didn’t make it easy for the visiting team. Rita Guarino’s team had won back-to-back league games for the first time since February 2024 and came into the fixture full of confidence.
It was Jade Rose’s first goal for City that divided them in the first half, the centre-back rewarded having heavily impressed in her debut season.
Shaw extended their lead in a more aggressive second half from City before Seraina Piubel pulled one back for the hosts, turning in Ffion Morgan’s low cross and City started to put on a show.
Shaw’s second was low and into the far corner from the left and then Laura Coombs provided the cherry on top, her strike for City’s fourth coming in the final league game, having called time on her 19-year career.
The job Andrée Jeglertz has done off the pitch with City this year has been perhaps more impressive than the job on it. He arrived last summer to a squad stacked with world-class talent but a culture and staleness that set in and stagnated under Gareth Taylor, before his departure in March 2025.

Khadija Shaw scored two goals in the match against West Ham.
Manchester City's WSL title win marks their second league title ever and their first in 10 years.
Khadija Shaw is on the verge of leaving Manchester City due to interest from other clubs.
Manchester City last won the WSL title 10 years ago before this recent victory.
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Khadija Shaw scores City’s third goal to restore their two-goal cushion. Photograph: Paul Childs/Action Images/Reuters
Jeglertz brought a personable calmness with him and the commitment of the club in building the right team around the team played its part as City started to play with a freedom and belief that matched the potential of the players he had at his disposal.
Critically, he found a way to play both Shaw and Vivianne Miedema, something that had seemed to just not work under Taylor. That partnership has developed across the course of the season into an enviable one, Miedema’s absence as her mother battle’s cancer leaving City looking far from their best as the season drew to a close.
When the final whistle came in Dagenham there were hugs everywhere, ahead of the trophy lift in the least glamorous of surroundings.
It feels like City are at the start of their revolution, but in likely losing Shaw, their most reliable general, whether they can make this team become dynastic is the big question.