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Aston Villa sack manager Natalia Arroyo with club second-bottom of WSL

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

Villa have two points from first four league matches
Arroyo took charge in January 2025

Aston Villa have sacked their women’s manager Natalia Arroyo with the club second-bottom of the Women’s Super League with two points from four matches.

Arroyo was appointed in January 2025 and guided Villa to safety before finishing ninth in her first full campaign. That season ended with four straight defeats and the poor form has continued.

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