Brazil women's soccer team coach Vadao sacked
Published : 23 Jul 2019, 02:37
The head coach of the Brazil women's football team, Vadao, has been sacked following the team's disappointing performances at the World Cup in France.
Vadao, whose given name is Oswaldo Alvarez, was told the news during a meeting with Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) president Rogerio Cabloco on Monday.
"The CBF is working to define the name of a new coach as soon as possible," the entity said in a statement.
The 62-year-old, who took charge of the team for a second time in September 2017, oversaw a turbulent period in which Brazil lost nine straight matches leading up to this year's World Cup.
The South American side recovered to reach the last 16 of the showpiece tournament before they were knocked out by the hosts after extra time.
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