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The Australian has been in the job since November 2017 and guided the Gunners to the 2018-19 Women s Super League title as well as the League Cup in 2018.
Arsenal said in a statement that Montemurro, whose side are currently fourth in the WSL table, had decided to take a professional break to recharge and dedicate more time to spending with his family .
The 51-year-old Montemurro, well-liked and respected throughout the sport, said he had made the decision in February and that it had been the hardest professional decision of my life, as I absolutely love this job and this club, the club I have supported all my life.
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Can the 2023 FIFA Women s World Cup leave a legacy for the potential Brisbane 2032 Olympics?
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When the Matildas kick off the World Cup in 2023, it will be the biggest sporting event to take place in Australia since 2000.
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The 2019 FIFA Women s World Cup in France was watched by a record 1.12 billion viewers, and that figure could double by 2023 when Australia and New Zealand co-host what will be the biggest Women s World Cup. When FIFA rolls into town, they don t do things by half, said Football Australia s Head of Women s Football, Sarah Walsh. We ll see the benefits of that long after the actual tournament is delivered beyond 2023.
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