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Possession in football refers to the amount of time a team has control of the ball during a match. When Manchester United conceded 60% possession, it means London City Lionesses had the ball for significantly longer. This often indicates a team's dominance, as more possession usually leads to more attacking opportunities and control over the game's tempo.
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