Competition
574 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as 1995 Women's World Cup, 2015 Women's World Cup Canada, 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Canada 2015 WWC, FIFA Women's World Cup 1995, FIFA Women's World Cup 2007 and 13 other names
Interview She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 p.23
Alex Greenwood says being part of Notts County excites her because every player at the club shares the ambition to improve and compete for trophies, and that football is now her full-time job, something…
Interview She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 pp.38–39
Katrina Gorry, known as Mini for her four foot nine frame, reflects on being named AFC Women's Player of the Year for 2014, joining names such as Sun Wen and Aya Miyama on a…
Interview She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 pp.40–41
Kristy Moore, who bowed out this winter after 24 seasons, looks back on a career that took her from Australia's boys' leagues to Barnet, the professional Fulham side, Norway's Toppserien and finally the captaincy…
Interview She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 pp.42–43
England and Arsenal forward Rachel Yankey, awarded an MBE in 2006 and an OBE in 2014, turns to a subject rarely explored in her story: music. In the gym she prefers meaningful words and…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 p.3
Jen O'Neill welcomes an issue with a deliberately global focus, featuring both the Asian and African Women's Players of the Year, and argues that in a World Cup year the international game matters more…
News She Kicks, issue 26, February 2015 pp.4–8
Germany regain the top of the FIFA world rankings from the United States for the first time in seven years, with France reaching a best-ever third and England sixth. Nadine Kessler and Ralf Kellermann…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 25, January 2015 p.3
Jen O'Neill reports that a member of the She Kicks team flew to Ottawa for the World Cup draw and came back full of the buzz of it, with host city and venue coverage…
News She Kicks, issue 25, January 2015 p.6
Canada 2015 is confirmed as the first FIFA Women's World Cup finals to use goal-line technology, and the BBC announces that every match will be broadcast across BBC2, BBC3 and the Red Button, with…
Tournament feature She Kicks, issue 25, January 2015 pp.10–12
After an hour of Canadian pageantry at the Canadian Museum of History in Ottawa, complete with hoop dancers, Christine Sinclair and a six-foot dancing snowy owl called Shueme, the draw for Canada 2015 is…
Interview She Kicks, issue 25, January 2015 pp.36–37
Germany forward Anja Mittag has won another Damallsvenskan title with Rosengard, finishing as the division's top scorer and Most Valuable Player for the second time. Left out of Silvia Neid's squad for the 2011…
