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583 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Chelsea Foundation, Chelsea Ladies, Chelsea Ladies FC
Match report She Kicks, issue 30, October 2015 p.9
Chelsea forward Eniola Aluko, a constant thorn in Notts County's right-hand side and the FA Cup Final's player of the match, reflects on the win at Wembley. Aluko calls the individual award the icing…
Interview She Kicks, issue 30, October 2015 p.10
Kieran Theivam interviews Gemma Davison, who could become the only player to win the FA Women's Super League with three different clubs should Chelsea add the title to their FA Cup. The England winger…
Other She Kicks, issue 30, October 2015 p.18
A two-page statistical review of the FA WSL 1 season to 3 September, compiled with data from Opta. Team tables cover goals scored and conceded in total and per game, clean sheets, shots, passes,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 30, October 2015 p.23
Nat Clarke interviews Reading forward Emma Follis, one of the reasons goals have been raining around the club alongside Bianca Bragg and Lauren Bruton. Follis calls the campaign really successful, pointing to a close…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 30, October 2015 p.58
The Kicking Off letters page, which the magazine notes arrived in actual envelopes. Neil and Grace Babbs of Enfield complain that until Arsenal against Notts County in July it had been over three years…
Interview She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.17
Chelsea's highly regarded young right back Hannah Blundell describes herself as overwhelmed at the prospect of playing at Wembley in the FA Women's Cup final. The incentive of the fixture being staged at the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.18
Notts County striker Rachel Williams, joint top scorer in the league at the mid-season break after an injury-hit year at Chelsea, says it feels good to be back playing. She still works as a…
Interview She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.42–43
Casey Stoney, 33, awarded an MBE for services to the game and a squad player rather than a first choice for the first time in nearly a decade, reflects on World Cup bronze with…
Other She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 p.58
Eight-year-old Laila Harbert, known to team-mates as Lays, plays for Chelsea Ladies Under-9s and supports Chelsea. Right-footed, she prefers midfield because you get the ball more, and describes herself as fast, skilful and an…
News She Kicks, issue 29, August 2015 pp.4–7
The tournament in Canada sets record television audiences worldwide, the final becoming the most-watched football match ever in the United States with 25.4 million viewers, while the England-Japan semi-final peaked at 2.4 million on…
