Has there been a changing of guard for London sides in the WSL?
With the Women's Super League season starting up, are Arsenal in a better position than Chelsea to challenge for the title?
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Has there been a changing of guard for London sides in the WSL?
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Arsenal have strengthened their Women's Super League squad with eight new signings ahead of the season as they aim to win their first title since 2019, raising questions about whether they can now challenge Chelsea for dominance. London City Lionesses have also made significant investments, acquiring Alexia Putellas in what Sky Sports describes as the biggest signing the league has seen. The coverage suggests a potential shift in the balance of power among London's WSL sides, though the extent of Arsenal and City's improvements relative to Chelsea remains unclear from these snippets.
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