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46 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Other Her Goal, issue 7, June 2026 pp.8–11
City's long-awaited second WSL title arrived on 6 May without them kicking a ball, Arsenal's 1-1 draw at Brighton settling it. A decade on from their 2016 win under Nick Cushing, this was also…
Interview Her Goal, issue 7, June 2026 pp.18–23
An interview with the former Everton and Denmark defender whose career ended at 27 after a diagnosis of arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy. Sevecke describes a 2023 that began with a first World Cup and…
Interview Her Goal, issue 7, June 2026 p.62
The film-themed Q&A features the Orlando Pride defender, whose recent debut against Washington Spirit was her first competitive action in some 439 days following an ACL injury sustained at Portland Thorns. The Alabama-raised Nigeria…
News Her Goal, issue 5, April 2026 pp.6–7
Two pages of March news. Paul Green leaves after more than a decade as Chelsea's head of women's football, with Phil Radley arriving as sporting director; Everton add Phil Jevons and Jennifer Foster to…
Other Her Goal, issue 5, April 2026 pp.51–55
A five-page round-up of the kits for the NWSL's fourteenth season, which was about to begin as the issue went to print, with newcomers Boston Legacy and Denver Summit swelling the league to 16…
Interview Her Goal, issue 5, April 2026 pp.74–75
A food-and-routine Q&A with the versatile forward who signed for Carolina Ascent of the Gainbridge Super League after nine NWSL seasons with Portland Thorns, Angel City and North Carolina Courage. Lussi describes avocado toast…
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…
News Her Goal, issue 1, November 2025 p.74
An item marking Christine Sinclair becoming the first name inducted into Portland Thorns' Hall of Fame, at a ceremony before their NWSL game with Bay FC on 4 October. A crowd of 21,104 at…
Other She Kicks, issue 89, April 2025 pp.24–25
A visual round-up of the fresh kits unveiled across all thirteen National Women's Soccer League clubs ahead of the 2025 season, the league's thirteenth and its first full campaign since a wave of ownership…
Interview She Kicks, issue 85, July 2024 pp.24–25
Portland Thorns midfielder Sam Coffey discusses her rise into the USA's first-choice defensive-midfield role under new head coach Emma Hayes, after a World Cup snub that she admits was painful at the time. The…
