It's been a long year, full of ups and downs. Total of breaks and FIFA Mobile Coins restarts, hope and worry. The Women's Bundesliga wrapped up their 2020 on Sunday with the first games of the second round of fittings. The teams are now off to enjoy a winter break before returning to training in January. Bayern Munich remain on top, five points ahead of Wolfsburg, and a tight title race is likely in the second half of this year. After 12 games Nora H?uptle's team have dropped ten and won 2. H?uptle is the only woman working as head trainer in the Bundesliga and surely has a big task ahead following her side dropped to a relegation spot. The group undoubtedly has a great deal of potential, but is now failing to exploit that. They need more fight in 2021.

Last season, Hoffenheim arrived in third, the best finish in his or her history. They impressed by promoting young talents to a higher level, the Bundesliga, while still playing good football. Ahead of the season they have a brand new head coach and it was about demonstrating where they truly stand. Could they repeat their achievement was it a 1 time only deal? Once 12 played games this season, the solution is apparent: Hoffenheim are in third position again, having won eight, drawn once and lost just three occasions. They're also the next most prolific group behind Wolfsburg and Bayern. Gabor Gallai's team underlined their amibtions by committing Turbine Potsdam, a clear competition for the next spot, a well deserved 5-0 beating on Sunday.

It was only two years ago that Manchester United announced their intention to reintroduce a women's soccer team. Their start in the 2018-2019 FA Women's Championship indicated the club's return to women's soccer after a thirteen-year absence. They immediately gained marketing that season and also have been part of the FA Women's Super League since. They have an excellent coach in Casey Stoney and place a large announcement by bringing in players like Tobin Heath and Christen Press earlier this season.

United is now leading the league in England, using a total of 26 points after 10 matches, and remain unbeaten. Contemplating other teams still have games in hand following postponements, there's plenty still to play for -- but you have to acknowledge the immense potential this Manchester facet is bringing to the table lately. If they continue like this, they won't only be a threat in England, but also internationaly.

A couple of days ago, at the FIFA Best awards, the Women's World XI was declared. It got a lot of people talking. To some, the awards still look like a popularity contest and not like proper acknowledgment of Buy FIFA Coins great achievements by players who played well over this year.