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·She Kicks, issue 89, April 2025 ·pp.12–13
A pun-captioned photo spread capturing the best of Barclays Women's Super League action from 26 January to 2 March 2025. Highlights include Naomi Girma warming up for Chelsea after her world-record transfer, Sam Kerr…
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·She Kicks, issue 88, February 2025 ·pp.40–41
A round-up of the ScottishPower Scottish Women's Football Awards, held at Hampden Park in late November and covered on-site by She Kicks. Celtic's Amy Gallacher won SWPL1 Player of the Year after her title-clinching…
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·She Kicks, issue 88, February 2025 ·pp.16–17
A photographic sweep through nine weeks of Barclays Women's Super League action from November 2024 to January 2025, pairing striking match images with the magazine's trademark wry captions. Ella Toone's hat-trick inspires Manchester United…
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·She Kicks, issue 87, November 2024 ·pp.14–15
A photo gallery capturing Barclays Women's Super League action from 21 September to 20 October 2024, spanning matches across the division. Highlights pictured include Crystal Palace's Katrine Veje rallying teammates against Tottenham, Arsenal keepers…
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·She Kicks, issue 87, November 2024 ·pp.16–21
Lifelong Liverpool supporter Missy Bo Kearns reflects on the summer move that took her away from the club where she'd played since age eight, to Aston Villa. The 23-year-old England Under-23s captain, who recently…
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·She Kicks, issue 86, September 2024 ·pp.4–6
She Kicks' season-opening news pages capture a summer of upheaval across the women's game. Karen Carney, Cheryl Foster, Kay Cossington and Patricia Gregory are honoured in the King's Birthday list, while Rebecca Welch retires…
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·She Kicks, issue 86, September 2024 ·pp.14–15
A rapid-fire round-up of the WSL's busiest transfer window catalogues the deals reshaping the league ahead of 2024/25. Arsenal strengthen with Mariona Caldentey, Daphne van Domselaar and Rosa Kafaji, while Manchester United bring in…
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·She Kicks, issue 86, September 2024 ·pp.56–57
Newcastle United's new signing Shania Hayles, who helped fire both Aston Villa and Bristol City to WSL promotion in recent seasons, takes on She Kicks' Kit Check Q&A. The 24-year-old recalls her first boots,…
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·She Kicks, issue 85, July 2024 ·pp.4–5
A snapshot of the summer's biggest headlines from across the women's game. Rugby international Sue Day MBE was announced as the FA's incoming director of women's football, succeeding Baroness Sue Campbell, while Steph Houghton…
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·She Kicks, issue 85, July 2024 ·pp.8–13
Chelsea and England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton reflects on a breakthrough season that saw her feature more than any of her club's stellar goalkeeping options en route to a seventh WSL title under outgoing manager…