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• On June 1, 2025, OL Lyonnes announced the end of their collaboration with head coach Joe Montemurro.
• Montemurro, a 55-year-old Australian coach, is expected to be appointed as the head coach of the Australian women's national football team, the Matildas.

For more detailed information, you can read the full article here: Joe Montemurro leaves Lyon, expected to take Matildas coaching role.

• Real Madrid announced that Alberto Toril has concluded his possition as head coach of the women's team after four seasons.
• Under Toril's leadership, Real Madrid Femenino qualified for the UEFA Women's Champions League in each of his four seasons, reaching the quarter-finals twice.
• Despite not securing any titles, Toril's tenure included a landmark 3–1 victory over Barcelona in the Clásico, marking the team's first win in that fixture.

Read more in the official announcement.

• England goalkeeper Mary Earps announced on her Instagram page her retirement from international football with immediate effect, ahead of the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 tournament.
• Earps earned 53 caps over an eight-year span, playing a pivotal role in England's UEFA Women's Euro 2022 victory and their journey to the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup final.
• ,It's been the greatest honour and priviledge to wear this badge and  represent my country,'said Earps in her Instagram post

• Chelsea captain Millie Bright has withdrawn from the England squad for June's UEFA Nations League matches to take an extended break and allow a period of recovery.
• Arsenal defender Lotte Wubben-Moy, who has 13 caps, has been called into Sarina Wiegman's squad for the League A games against Portugal and Spain.
• The Lionesses will face Portugal at Wembley Stadium on Friday, 30 May, before taking on group leaders and world champions Spain in Barcelona on Tuesday, 3 June.

Find more on BBC.

• On May 24, 2025, Arsenal Women secured their second UEFA Women's Champions League title—and first since 2007—by defeating reigning champions Barcelona 1–0 at Estadio José Alvalade in Lisbon.
• Substitute Stina Blackstenius, swedish international, scored the match-winning goal in the 74th minute.
• Arsenal's defense, led by Leah Williamson, delivered a resolute performance, limiting Barcelona's 20 attempts and 12 corners. Williamson earned a player rating of 9 for her crucial blocks and interceptions.
• The victory was particularly poignant for Leah Williamson, who had been a mascot during Arsenal's 2007 triumph. Her journey from mascot to captain underscores the significance of this win.

For more detailed information read the full article.