The Blues delivered a dominant victory in Monza to earn our first three points in Europe this season.
Aoba Fujino’s brace cancelled out an Inter opener by half-time, with Kerstin Casparij and Grace Clinton adding further goals after the interval.
All four goals were the product of free-flowing City moves, and our Head Coach says the free-flowing nature of those strikes says a lot about the positive atmosphere in the camp.
Jeglertz said: “How we are creating and scoring chances, and how we are playing football, you can see in the players that they are enjoying playing the games.
“That is what it’s about. We need to enjoy going to work and we need to enjoy doing what we are good at.
“It looks like they are doing that, and then you have better opportunities to win football games.”
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In a swathe of impressive individual performances, Laura Blindkilde Brown was perhaps the standout in Monza.
The England international set up Fujino for City’s opener with a beautiful ball in behind the Inter defence, with that moment of quality summing up the complete midfield performance.
Blindkilde Brown has hit a consistently high level this season, but Jeglertz felt her display in Monza was one of her finest to date.
“She was really amazing today,” he said of Blindkilde Brown.
“Her game was one of the best and she has been performing at a high level quite often.
“I always know what I get from her and what the team gets from her, but of course, today [was special].
“She should maybe have scored as well but she should be very proud of her performance.”
