Competition
1,074 articles indexed from the She Kicks and Her Goal archive
Also filed as Barclays FA WSL, Barclays WSL, FA WSL, FA WSL 1, FA WSL 1 2015, FA WSL 1 2016 and 16 other names
News She Kicks, issue 25, January 2015 p.23
The full roll of winners from the 2014 FA Women's Football Awards. Ji So-Yun takes WSL 1 Players' Player of the Year and Fran Kirby the WSL 2 equivalent, Kirby also finishing as WSL…
Interview She Kicks, issue 25, January 2015 pp.29–30
Manchester City Women move into new facilities and a stadium beneath the shadow of the Etihad, and She Kicks speaks to head coach Nick Cushing and captain Steph Houghton at the official opening. Cushing…
Interview She Kicks, issue 24, November 2014 p.23
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes calls losing the title on the last day a massive disappointment while insisting the season was a success. Knocked off top spot by Liverpool, her side finished second and took…
Interview She Kicks, issue 24, November 2014 p.23
Birmingham City manager David Parker assesses a so near yet so far 2014 in which his side lost a Champions League semi-final and then missed the WSL title on the final day, needing a…
Other She Kicks, issue 24, November 2014 pp.24–25
A two-page statistical review of the 2014 FA WSL supplied by Opta, ranking all eight top-flight clubs across scoring, passing, crossing, defending and discipline. The tables cover goal attempts, average goals per game, shots…
News She Kicks, issue 24, November 2014 p.25
The nominations for the FA Women's Football Awards, to be held at Madame Tussaud's in London on 14 November, are published in full. Matt Beard, Jayne Ludlow and David Parker contest FA WSL Manager…
Other She Kicks, issue 24, November 2014 pp.26–27
A spread of Opta statistics distilled into individual facts and ranked lists. Eniola Aluko fired more shots on target than anyone in the WSL, Fara Williams completed a league-high 544 passes, and Gemma Davison…
Other She Kicks, issue 24, November 2014 pp.30–32
Players and coaches from across both divisions name the moments that defined their 2014. Kelly Smith picks winning the FA Cup; Leah Williamson chooses her first league goal, a twenty-yard chip against Chelsea in…
Interview She Kicks, issue 24, November 2014 pp.34–36
Izzy Christiansen headed the only goal as Manchester City won October's FA WSL Continental Cup final against Arsenal, the club's first major trophy, and reflects on a year of firsts. The celebrations were wild,…
Interview She Kicks, issue 24, November 2014 pp.37–39
Seventeen-year-old Arsenal midfielder Leah Williamson reviews a year in which she debuted at sixteen, won the FA Women's Cup, played under five managers, went to the Under-20 World Cup in Canada and was voted…
