Match report
·She Kicks, issue 75, September 2022 ·pp.8–9
England's tournament begins with a slightly nervy 1-0 win over Austria at Old Trafford before a competition-record crowd of 68,871 in the drizzle, and She Kicks reports the occasion as the bigger story than…
Tournament feature
·She Kicks, issue 75, September 2022 ·pp.38–39
What happened after the whistle. Rich Laverty reports the Lionesses and their families reunited at their Lensbury Resort base in west London with the trophy and gold medals, and then 7,000 well-wishers packing a…
Match report
·She Kicks, issue 75, September 2022 ·pp.10–11
England's remaining group games, reported through the players' own words. The 8-0 defeat of Norway at Brighton is carried largely by Ellen White, who calls it indescribable and absolutely mental, remembers euphoria at every…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 75, September 2022 ·pp.40–41
The tournament reduced to its figures. Thirty-one matches produced 95 goals, at 3.07 per match and one every 29 minutes. It began and ended with record crowds: 68,871 at Old Trafford for England's 1-0…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 74, July 2022 ·pp.65–66
Two pages with the midfielder billed as the WSL's first Italian player, at the end of a difficult first season at Everton and before a tournament in which Italy carried classic dark-horse credentials. Aurora…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 74, July 2022 ·pp.37–44
An eight-page detachable pullout, the magazine's first collaboration with Football on the Brain, a four-year public engagement project involving researchers and football communities. Its argument is that playing football is a feat of neuroscience:…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 74, July 2022 ·pp.48–49
Two pages with the Finland full-back a few months into her first season in England, on being cheerfully written off. Her group contains Germany, Spain and Denmark, and Emma Koivisto is relaxed about it:…
Column / Opinion
·She Kicks, issue 74, July 2022 ·p.67
Natalia Sollohub's companion piece to her earlier EURO statistics page, this time ten facts drawn from the finals themselves. Germany needed a solitary strike to beat Sweden in the 2001 final, decided by a…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 74, July 2022 ·pp.52–53
Two pages with Spain's head coach on the eve of a tournament many expected his side to win. Having scored forty-eight goals in eight qualifying games and finished the Arnold Clark Cup unbeaten, with…
Other
·She Kicks, issue 74, July 2022 ·pp.68–69
The issue's puzzle spread, given over to the tournament. Spot the Difference uses the photograph of Sarina Wiegman's Netherlands celebrating their home European Championship in 2017, behind an AMPIOENEN banner, and asks readers to…