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·She Kicks, issue 74, July 2022 ·p.8
A compact listing of the eight most significant completed moves of the 2022 summer window, each with both clubs named, printed just as the transfer market was reshaping the WSL. Lucy Bronze leaves Manchester…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 74, July 2022 ·pp.54–55
The Locker Room's captaincy Q&A, put to the Netherlands goalkeeper who captained them to a World Cup final and wore the armband at the Olympics, ahead of a EURO in which the holders were…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 74, July 2022 ·p.59
A single page with the Sporting captain, back at a major tournament by an unhappy accident of history: Portugal were beaten play-off participants and took Russia's place at EURO 2022 only after Russia's removal…
News
·She Kicks, issue 72, April 2022 ·pp.4–6
Three pages of news from the spring of 2022, opening on the USWNT's equal-pay agreement with US Soccer, worth a total of 24m dollars, and on a landmark FA and PFA deal bringing enhanced…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 65, February 2021 ·pp.66–68
Fourteen-year-old Amber Faulkner, who started out in a local boys' team and found focus in football through a difficult period of bullying at school, puts six questions to the forward she has modelled her…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue 64, December 2020 ·pp.44–48
Glenn Moore opens with a piece of history nobody noticed happening: 1. FFC Frankfurt's 2015 Champions League win, the last a standalone club will take. In 2015 half the quarter-finalists were independent; by August…
News
·She Kicks, issue 62, August 2020 ·pp.4–6
The news pages open on Australia and New Zealand winning the right to stage the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, the first to feature 32 teams and the first hosted jointly by two confederations,…
News
·She Kicks, issue 61, June 2020 ·pp.4–5
The magazine's two-page international and European news round-up for June/July 2020. The FIFA Council vote on 2023 Women's World Cup hosts was pushed to an online ballot on 25 June, with Brazil, Colombia, Japan…
News
·She Kicks, issue 58, January 2020 ·pp.4–6
The first news pages of 2020 are dominated by structural change. UEFA confirms a 16-team Champions League group stage from 2021/22, with three entries for the top six associations; FIFPRO appoints Amanda Vandervort as…
News
·She Kicks, issue 57, November 2019 ·pp.4–6
The November news pages open on the scale of the summer just gone: FIFA reports the 2019 Women's World Cup was watched by more than 1.12 billion viewers, a 30 per cent rise on…