Other
·She Kicks, issue 79, June 2023 ·pp.16–17
Twelve pictures from the closing two months of the Barclays Women's Super League season, captioned in full. Beth England celebrates one of two goals in the 4-1 win over Reading that kept Spurs up;…
Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 78, April 2023 ·p.3
Jen O'Neill marks 25 years since the first issue of a women's football magazine she worked on, and uses the anniversary to say goodbye to two people rather than to celebrate herself. Helen Ward's…
News
·She Kicks, issue 78, April 2023 ·pp.4–6
Three pages of news from the spring of 2023, opening on The Best FIFA awards and the FIFPRO Women's World 11 and closing on a fixtures diary that runs from April's Finalissima to the…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 78, April 2023 ·pp.18–19
Nine pictures from six weeks of Barclays Women's Super League football, running from early February to the middle of March 2023 and captioned in full on the second page. Aston Villa's Rachel Daly, Alisha…
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…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 78, April 2023 ·p.65
Brighton's Greek attacker took an unconventional route to the WSL, via university study and fourth-tier football, and here she is asked whether the secret is in what she eats. Veatriki Sarri cannot stand tomatoes…
News
·She Kicks, issue 77, February 2023 ·pp.4–6
A news run pointed squarely at a World Cup summer. More than half a million tickets had gone to fans in over 120 countries by mid-January, and adidas launched OCEAUNZ as the match ball.…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 77, February 2023 ·pp.26–31
Twenty years old, a Lioness since November and one of the most direct wingers in the WSL, Katie Robinson talks about a route into the game that barely existed where she grew up. From…
News
·She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 ·pp.4–6
A news run dominated by change. Hope Powell stepped down at Brighton after an 8-0 home defeat to Tottenham, with Amy Merricks taking interim charge, while Lydia Bedford left Leicester City and was replaced…
Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 76, December 2022 ·p.13
Kerys Harrop's first column of the season, written for a Tottenham side who had started well, opens with the two retirements. She played alongside Ellen White at Birmingham, including the 2017 FA Cup final…