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8 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Other Her Goal, issue 5, April 2026 pp.51–55
A five-page round-up of the kits for the NWSL's fourteenth season, which was about to begin as the issue went to print, with newcomers Boston Legacy and Denver Summit swelling the league to 16…
News Her Goal, issue 3, February 2026 pp.6–7
The issue opens with two pages of January business. Eder Maestre takes over at London City Lionesses after Jocelyn Precheur's sacking, with Becky Langley as assistant; Tanya Oxtoby leaves Northern Ireland for Newcastle United;…
News Her Goal, issue 1, November 2025 p.35
A single-page news item on the start of construction at NWSL club Bay FC's Sports Performance Center, scheduled to open ahead of the 2027 season and described by Bay Collective chief executive Kay Cossington…
News She Kicks, issue 92, October 2025 pp.4–5
A season-opening news round-up spanning both sides of the Atlantic. Domestically, Aston Villa name Maggie Murphy managing director, Matt Beard resigns from newly-promoted Burnley after two months, and Leicester City sack Amandine Miquel ten…
News She Kicks, issue 89, April 2025 pp.4–5
A busy news round-up spanning retirements, boardroom reshuffles and global ambitions. Scotland's Jennifer Beattie MBE announced her retirement after 143 caps, while Izzy Christiansen and Laura Bassett joined Northern Ireland's coaching staff. FIFA confirmed…
Other She Kicks, issue 89, April 2025 pp.24–25
A visual round-up of the fresh kits unveiled across all thirteen National Women's Soccer League clubs ahead of the 2025 season, the league's thirteenth and its first full campaign since a wave of ownership…
Other She Kicks, issue 85, July 2024 pp.49–53
The concluding half of She Kicks' two-part dive into NWSL supporter culture, following on from Issue 84, gathering voices from four more fanbases across the league. Bay FC's Bridge Brigade group describes building a…
News She Kicks, issue 83, March 2024 pp.14–15
A round-up of the Barclays WSL's January transfer window, headlined by Chelsea's world-record signing of Colombia striker Mayra Ramírez from Levante for a reported €450,000, quickly eclipsed by Bay FC's deal for Zambia forward…
