Cristina Alexander

I think they've won now at every level.

But it's exciting to see the success of the club and the success of those players specifically.

And also for Emily Fox, who went over there to see the success that she's had in the years that she's been there now, too.

I think she's performing so well.

And I'm just really happy that we have an American player representing us at the World

you know, largest stage.

Yeah, absolutely.

You mentioned how they're doing domestically.

Just a reminder, fourth place in WSL, 13 points off from the leader, Manchester City.

And I want to go there now because of the game that we saw this weekend, a spectacular performance from Manchester City, obviously against a Chelsea that wanted to bring a lot more to the table.

So...

Let's get into that with what we saw with the WSL here this week.

And obviously we didn't see Arsenal because this game was postponed for them.

But obviously with Manchester City now facing Chelsea, if we can get there now, because obviously speaking of Americans, we wanted to see how Sam Coffey was going to do in this matchup as well.

We'll get to that in just a second.

But just to wrap up here, we're talking with Arsenal now at the WSL level.

and the Champions League level, what is the realistic expectation that we're hoping or that obviously Arsenal are hoping to see at least in WSL?

Well, it's definitely to win.

You know, they've proven that, you know, globally or in the European, you know, Champions League, they're capable of winning at the highest level.

But now they have to translate that domestically.