Competition
373 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as 1976 WFA Cup, Adobe Women's FA Cup, FA Cup, FA Cup 2011-12, FA Cup 2012, FA Women's Cup and 18 other names
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 p.41
Oxford's new first team coach welcomes a competition without promotion or relegation as room to challenge the club's young players and gauge where they sit on the pathway to WSL 2 in September, while…
Interview She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 pp.37–38
Millwall's top scorer and their player of the year talk about a season of eleven winless league games, player and managerial change, and a finish under Lee Burch that gave them hope. Ashlee Hincks,…
Other She Kicks Special Edition, February 2017 p.46
Doubts had circled about whether Watford would field a WSL side at all until Keith Boanas arrived days before kick-off. The page records a 2016 of two wins, one draw and fifteen defeats, bottom…
Column / Opinion She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 pp.29–31
She Kicks asks readers on Twitter for their favourite football memory of 2016 and what they look forward to in 2017, and gives three pages to the replies. Supporters name the Wembley cup final,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 p.40
Liverpool Marshalls Feds captain Channi Thompson describes a club formed in 1990 and still run by its founder members, where she has spent nine years and which she rates as being in its strongest…
Interview She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 pp.42–43
Gillingham's Fliss Gibbons scored four of her side's goals in a seven-one win, the biggest victory of the Women's FA Cup first round proper, and took SSE's new Player of the Round award. She…
News She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 pp.42–43
Three shocks marked the first round proper of the SSE Women's FA Cup. Southampton Women spanned two divisions to beat Swindon Town two-nil through Kirsty Bell and Laura Gilbank; Liverpool Marshalls Feds eliminated Stoke…
Interview She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 p.41
Leyton Orient striker Sophie Le Marchand, twenty-eight goals and counting after top-scoring last season, did not play football until she went to Oxford, where she won Cuppers with Somerville and played for the Blues.…
News She Kicks, issue 38, November 2016 pp.4–5
North Korea beat Japan on penalties in an all-Asian final in Jordan to become the first nation to win the Under-17 World Cup twice, England having gone out in the quarter-finals. Rachel Unitt and…
Interview She Kicks, issue 38, November 2016 p.25
Tottenham Hotspur manager Karen Hills, who won FA Cup and League Cup medals with Charlton as a player, says her squad know about her past mainly because she reminds them once a year when…
