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Barcelona

131 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive

Also filed as FC Barcelona, FC Barcelona Femení

View From The Field: Kerys Kicks (Kerys Harrop column)

Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 p.15

Kerys Harrop closes her first season in London reflecting that Tottenham could have achieved more, having been inconsistent in the league, but takes real pride in the club reaching a first FA Cup quarter-final…

Born Kicking: Eva and Olivia Mullen (Leam Rangers U12)

Other She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 pp.68–69

The grassroots slot goes to eleven-year-old twins who play for Leam Rangers Under-12s in Gateshead and have an unusual connection to the magazine: their uncle founded She Kicks twenty-five years ago, their aunt works…

It’s #SK67, But Is It Summer Yet?! (Editor’s Letter)

Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 p.3

Jen O'Neill thanks everyone who made a season played through a pandemic possible, and Chelsea for the excitement of an English club in a Champions League final, even if Barcelona were outstanding. She notes…

One Step Beyond… (Jessie Fleming interview)

Cover feature She Kicks, issue 67, June 2021 pp.10–14

A Canada international at fifteen and a two-time World Cup player before she turned professional, Jessie Fleming describes her first year at Chelsea as jumping onto a treadmill already going full pelt. She is…

Ona Mission To Be Better (Ona Batlle interview)

Cover feature She Kicks, issue 65, February 2021 pp.26–29

Described by the Spain coach Jorge Vilda as quick and brave, Ona Batlle came to Manchester United by way of Barcelona B, Madrid CFF and Levante and went straight into the side of a…

Little Kicks: Star Six with Toni Duggan (Amber Faulkner asks)

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…

News

News She Kicks, issue 64, December 2020 pp.4–5

Beverly Priestman leaves the England set-up to become head coach of Canada, where she had previously run the youth programmes, while Tony Gustavsson takes charge of the Matildas until 2024 and Melissa Phillips steps…

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