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Chelsea's Lucy Bronze is fired up about the WSL's growing competitiveness - and ready to drag her side back to the summit.
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Chelsea and England defender Lucy Bronze reckons the Women's Super League has never been tougher - and she's loving every minute of it.
Last season's title going to Manchester City was proof, she says, that the old guard can no longer sleepwalk to silverware. The league is levelling up, and fast.
The new campaign kicks off with London City welcoming Manchester United. But the real headline? Two-time Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas has rocked up at London City, adding serious glamour to the division.
If that doesn't scream "competitive league", nothing does.
Bronze isn't just here for the scenery, though. After a bumpy ride last term, Chelsea are hungry to reclaim top spot, as ESPN reports.
The veteran defender admitted the squad needs to learn from previous slip-ups but insisted the mood in training has been electric. Mistakes were made. Lessons were noted. Now it's about putting things right.
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