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186 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive

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Barclays Women’s Super League Action

Other She Kicks, issue 82, December 2023 pp.22–23

A two-page action gallery rounding up Barclays Women's Super League highlights from 1 October to 26 November 2023, captured across the division through agency photography. Featured moments include Tottenham's Martha Thomas surging forward, Liverpool…

2023/24 BWSL’s Big Moves

News She Kicks, issue 81, October 2023 pp.40–41

A two-page rundown of the summer's standout Barclays WSL signings, running to more than 40 moves. Alessia Russo leaves Manchester United for Arsenal, who also add Kyra Cooney-Cross, Laia Codina, Amanda Ilestedt and Cloe…

Fast Fives: Charlotte Greengrass

Interview She Kicks, issue 81, October 2023 pp.50–51

The Fast Fives feature goes to the FA Women's National League and Nottingham Forest's converted forward, whose goals have driven a strong start after last season's play-off disappointment against Watford. Greengrass, a former Leicester…

News Round-up

News She Kicks, issue 81, October 2023 pp.4–6

A three-page round-up opening the post-World Cup issue. Aitana Bonmati is named UEFA Women's Player of the Year and Sarina Wiegman Coach of the Year in Monaco, where Bonmati uses her acceptance speech to…

Barclays WSL Action: 27 May 23 — Last-Day Drama

Match report She Kicks, issue 80, July 2023 p.7

A single-page photo montage of the WSL's final day, 27 May 2023, each frame given a hashtag caption. Chelsea sealed a fourth successive title with a 3-0 win at Reading, Guro Reiten doubling the…

Case For The Defence (Maz Pacheco Interview)

Cover feature She Kicks, issue 79, June 2023 pp.11–15

Eight years after breaking through at Liverpool, Aston Villa's left-back has a law degree, a starting place in the WSL's most improved side and real England ambitions. Maz Pacheco is generous with advice she…

Lionesses Lift Arnold Clark Cup 2023

Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 78, April 2023 pp.52–53

England retained the Arnold Clark Cup on home soil with three wins from three, beating Korea Republic 4-0, Italy 2-1 and Belgium 6-1 across Milton Keynes, Coventry and Bristol. Sarina Wiegman rotated freely, handing…

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