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Australia in 'limbo' without permanent coach as Asian Cup looms

  • Australia's women's soccer team, the Matildas, is without a permanent coach less than a year before the Women's Asian Cup, leading to player frustration and feelings of being in 'limbo' due to uncertainty.
  • Football Australia is searching for a long-term replacement for Tony Gustavsson, who left the role on August 1 after the Paris Olympics.
  • Joe Montemurro, head coach of Lyon, is linked to the position, but the uncertainty hinders the team's preparations for the Asian Cup next March.
  • Steph Catley expressed hope for a quick resolution, stating that not having a permanent coach makes rebuilding difficult for the team.
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Andreatta leaves Matildas to take over as head coach of Scotland's women's team

EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) — Melissa Andreatta has left her role as assistant manager of Australia's women's national team to take over as head coach of Scotland Women.

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PerthNow broke the news in City of Perth, Australia on Monday, April 7, 2025.
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