The boss made the statement in his press conference on Thursday afternoon when he was asked if City will approach our trip to second-placed Chelsea any differently following their stalemate with Everton.
City leapfrogged Sonia Bompastor’s side last weekend following our 5-0 win over West Ham and Chelsea’s 1-1 draw with Everton.
It means the reigning Barclays Women’s Super League champions head to Stamford Bridge on Saturday 14 November with a two-point buffer.
But, in what will be an exciting match-up come 13:30 (UK), Jeglertz explained that City’s approach to the game will not be any different following last weekend’s results.
“Definitely not,” said Jeglertz.
“We are still early in the season, we want to win all games. That’s our focus also in this weekend.
“So no nothing has changed from that point of view and I don’t think from them [Chelsea] either.”
And on the top two teams in the league going head-to-head, Jeglertz added:
“I think these games are very special for everybody involved in that.
“We are really looking forward to that and an exciting day.”
Watch the full press conference at the top of the page...
