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On The Move: Summer 2019 Transfers

Other She Kicks, issue 55, August 2019 pp.43–49

She Kicks records one of the busiest transfer windows the English women's game had seen, listing more than ninety moves made in June and July 2019 up to the 17th. The headline departures run…

FAWPL Season Conclusion, Regional Champions and Final Hotshots

News She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 p.38

Sporting Club Albion overhaul Preston to take the FAWPL Northern Division by four points, while Nuneaton survive when Guiseley are held by Newcastle and go down with Loughborough Foxes. Brighton's promotion to the WSL…

She Kicks Roll of Honour: League and Cup Winners in 2015-16

Other She Kicks, issue 36, July 2016 pp.41–42

She Kicks publishes a complete roll of honour for the 2015-16 season, listing every senior league and cup winner in women's football across England, Wales and the Isle of Man. It runs from the…

FAWPL Premier League Update, Hotshots and Regional Champions

News She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 p.42

Wilf Frith closes the FA Women's Premier League season. Sporting Club Albion need seven points from four games to overhaul Preston in the Northern Division; Brighton take the Southern title with Charlton runners-up and…

FAWPL Premier League Update and Hotshots

News She Kicks, issue 34, April 2016 p.48

Wilf Frith's end-of-March round-up finds Preston clear at the top of the Northern Division but catchable by five clubs with games in hand. Brighton lead the Southern and will be champions if they win…

On The Move: Transfer Watch A to Z

News She Kicks, issue 33, February 2016 p.15

She Kicks compiles an A to Z of a frantic transfer window covering December 2015 and January 2016, listing roughly eighty moves in and out of the English, Scottish, Scandinavian and American leagues. Among…

News Round-Up

News She Kicks, issue 9, July 2012 pp.4–7

A four-page news round-up opening with FIFA's confirmation that the 2015 Women's World Cup in Canada will be the first with 24 teams, eight of them from UEFA. Lydia Nsekera, president of the Burundi…

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