Summary
Manchester United's women's team has qualified for the main draw of the UEFA Women's Champions League for the first time after defeating Brann. The team, managed by Marc Skinner, is preparing for tougher matches against Europe’s best. Skinner emphasizes the need to strengthen their squad to compete at this higher level.
Key Facts
- Manchester United's women's team has qualified for the UEFA Women's Champions League main draw.
- They won their qualifying matches, including a 3-1 aggregate victory over Brann.
- Elisabeth Terland scored a hat-trick in the decisive match against Brann.
- The team is not seeded in the main draw, meaning they can face top European teams.
- Manchester United reformed their women's team in 2018 and finished third in the Women's Super League last season.
- Coach Marc Skinner expressed the need to strengthen the squad for tougher competition.
- Fridolina Rolfo, a new addition to the team, has significant experience, including winning two European titles with Barcelona.
- The team aims to perform well against top European clubs and has managed domestic challenges successfully so far.
