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9 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Interview Her Goal, issue 4, March 2026 pp.36–41
Chris Brookes talks to the Australia winger, who reached 100 caps in October and has moved to Eintracht Frankfurt after a difficult season at Tottenham. Raso admits her German is non-existent but has been…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 92, October 2025 pp.36–39
An explainer on UEFA's new secondary club competition, the Women's Europa Cup, which begins this season beneath the Champions League. Alexia García breaks down its two qualification pathways – direct entry via domestic-league placement,…
Other She Kicks, issue 91, September 2025 pp.92–95
Adriana Wehrens examines whether Germany can convert EURO momentum into lasting domestic growth. The national team has not won a major title since Olympic gold in 2016, but Christian Wuck's semi-finalists won new fans…
Interview She Kicks, issue 80, July 2023 p.16
A Group A interview with the Eintracht Frankfurt forward ahead of Switzerland's second World Cup, their first under the German goalscoring great Inka Grings. Reuteler recalls setting up Fabienne Humm's 121st-minute winner in the…
Interview She Kicks, issue 74, July 2022 pp.50–51
Two pages with the Eintracht Frankfurt forward, cast as the brightest of a new German generation arriving after quarter-final exits at EURO 2017 and the 2019 World Cup fell short of the eight-time champions'…
Run-of-page feature She Kicks, issue 69, October 2021 pp.48–51
A single survey of five leagues a British reader is unlikely to follow, written as a flight. The NWSL is the youngest of them and widely regarded as the best for quality despite recurring…
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 55, August 2019 pp.4–6
The first news pages after France 2019 are dominated by the tournament's aftershocks. The post-World Cup FIFA ranking takes in a record 158 nations, with the United States extending their lead over Germany to…
Other She Kicks, issue 43, September 2017 pp.34–36
Six reporters take the same three questions about a busy summer and largely agree on the answer to the third: Arsenal did the best business, adding Vivianne Miedema, Lisa Evans and Josephine Henning, though…
