Crystal Palace have sacked manager Laura Kaminski with the club sitting bottom of the Women's Super League. Kaminski guided Palace to the Women's Championship title last season, securing their promotion to the WSL.

Crystal Palace and Southampton both parted ways with managers on Friday, making it three coaching changes in two days across the top two tiers of women's football.

Crystal Palace have sacked Laura Kaminski as manager of their Women’s team. In a club statement on Friday afternoon, the Eagles revealed that they had parted ways with Kaminski. Newly-promoted Palace are rooted to the bottom of the WSL table, with one win from their 14 league matches this season.

Crystal Palace have parted ways with manager Laura Kaminski with immediate effect. Kaminski joined the club in July 2023 and guided the side to promotion from the Women’s Championship to the Women’s Super League (WSL) for the first time in club history last term.

Crystal Palace have confirmed that head coach Laura Kaminski has departed the WSL strugglers with immediate effect. The Eagles are facing the prospect of immediate relegation back to the Women's Championship after winning just one game all season and are four points adrift at the bottom of the table.

Kaminski becomes the second WSL managerial departure in 24 hours following Liverpool's decision to sack Matt Beard on Thursday after four years in charge. Coincidentally both teams are scheduled to face off in the league on Sunday.

Crystal Palace Women have parted company with head coach Laura Kaminski.Kaminski becomes the second WSL managerial departure in 24 hours following Liverpool's decision to sack Matt Beard on Thursday

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