Aston Villa Women interim head coach Brian Sørensen says he does not know how long he will remain in charge, while accepting his share of responsibility for the team’s difficult start. Sørensen stepped in following Natalia Arroyo’s dismissal and now…

Aston Villa Women interim head coach Brian Sørensen has admitted he is uncertain about how long he will stay in charge, while taking his share of the blame for the squad's difficult start. Sørensen took over following the dismissal of Natalia Arroyo and stated that the club's early-season struggles represent a collective issue involving himself, the players, and the coaching staff.
Sørensen earned his first victory as interim manager on Wednesday when Villa defeated Newcastle United 3-1 in the Subway Players Cup thanks to a late brace from Lucia Kendall. The team now turns its attention to securing its first Women's Super League win of the season against Crystal Palace on Sunday.
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