Manchester City captain Alex Greenwood's knee injury is 'not as serious as feared' confirms manager Gareth Taylor.
Manchester City captain Alex Greenwood's knee injury is "not as serious as feared" manager Gareth Taylor has confirmed.
Ahead of City's Women's Super League match at Everton on Sunday, Taylor told BBC Sport: "I think it's not as serious as everyone feared, obviously with Alex being stretchered off. "Alex is good, I saw her on Friday and she was feeling a little bit sore, obviously, but she's fine." "She's in a lot of pain now but at the same time she is just looking forward to getting back on the recovery."
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