Glasgow City all about challenging for trophies - Muir

Glasgow City aim to learn from last season's mistakes as they look to challenge for the SWPL title, says co-captain Amy Muir. City were victorious in the Sky Sports Cup, beating Rangers 2-1 in the final, and were five points clear at the end of February 2026 when the league split - only to finish third. "Obviously, off the back of last year, a bit of disappointment for us in terms of how the league campaign finished," said the Scotland defender. "Winning the Sky Sports Cup was a real positive for us and having a good run in Europe as well but, I think in terms of coming into this new season, it's about bedding in the new players that we've got. "A few changes there, but in terms of what we're aiming for this year, it's very much silverware again and competing at the top. "We've got a taste of silverware and you know how good that feels, so we want to repeat that again." City are by far the most successful club of the SWPL era, with 16 titles but last finished in top spot in 2023. "Last year, we felt we dipped at a key moment, so, I think it's about learning from that and using the experience and trying to come out better for it," added Muir. "A good start to the season is important. "We want to compete in every competition that we're in. I think that's what Glasgow City is about."